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The Alt-Right Movement: a pole (1 Viewer)

What percentage of white folks do you believe at least somewhat support the Alt-Right movement, whet

  • >90%

    Votes: 10 4.1%
  • >75%

    Votes: 18 7.4%
  • >50%

    Votes: 47 19.3%
  • >25%

    Votes: 85 35.0%
  • <25%

    Votes: 83 34.2%

  • Total voters
    243
There are no leaders of the alt right. A lot of people that consider themselves alt right like to listen to people like Scott Adams, Drudge, Cernovich, Milo, Ann Coulter, StefanMolyneux and Paul Joseph Watson.

None of those people call themselves alt right.
Creator of Dilbert?

 
Of course it is a big enough problem that the President has to address it. His party lost and it has to be because of people lying about them, because that is the only explanation for the democrats to lose, it couldn't be their crappy policies or identity politics. It is because people were "tricked". 
I thought they lost because Hillary didn't have the energy to go to every fish fry in Iowa?  Lol, @ Obama throwing shade at her.

 
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Yes it has become a big problem and it probably changed the result of the Presidential election.
The paid protesters & handicapped people probably helped the Dems quite a bit.  Also, the vans of illegal aliens voting.  Proven in the project Veritas videos.  So if anything it balanced it out.

 
The paid protesters & handicapped people probably helped the Dems quite a bit.  Also, the vans of illegal aliens voting.  Proven in the project Veritas videos.  So if anything it balanced it out.
Are you really upset about voter suppression?

 
Alt - Left if far move destructive and violent. 

Law and Order is coming soon. At least one of those groups will be considered a terrorist organization.

Need to stop this violence and make major arrests.

This election will have far reaching consequences, the Alt-Left has no clue, over the last 8 years they got away with everything.

That is going to stop and real America cannot wait.

 
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The paid protesters & handicapped people probably helped the Dems quite a bit.  Also, the vans of illegal aliens voting.  Proven in the project Veritas videos.  So if anything it balanced it out.
That is false. O'Keefe followed a Philadelphia pastor busing people to the polls, which is legal. No proof that any of those were illegal aliens. And in fact what O'keefe was doing may have been illegal:

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2016/11/08/james_o_keefe_creepily_stalks_pastor_s_bus_alleges_improper_behavior.html

James O’Keefe Stalks Van of Voters, Alleges Fraud, Is Himself Possibly Breaking Law

In a video he released on Twitter, O’Keefe observed:


As University of California–Irvine School of Law professor and electoral expert Richard Hasen has noted on Slate’s live blog, taking people to the polls is not illegal but intimidating them is.

From Hasen:

The shady James O’Keefe of Project Veritas just released a video showing him following a “pastor’s bus” in Philadelphia supposedly taking people to the polls. It is legal to give people free transportation to vote. It is illegal to hassle people for voting. Once again, O’Keefe’s efforts to find election crimes may be creating them.

 
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That is false. O'Keefe followed a Philadelphia pastor busing people to the polls, which is legal. No proof that any of those were illegal aliens. And in fact what O'keefe was doing may have been illegal:

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2016/11/08/james_o_keefe_creepily_stalks_pastor_s_bus_alleges_improper_behavior.html

James O’Keefe Stalks Van of Voters, Alleges Fraud, Is Himself Possibly Breaking Law

In a video he released on Twitter, O’Keefe observed:


As University of California–Irvine School of Law professor and electoral expert Richard Hasen has noted on Slate’s live blog, taking people to the polls is not illegal but intimidating them is.

From Hasen:

The shady James O’Keefe of Project Veritas just released a video showing him following a “pastor’s bus” in Philadelphia supposedly taking people to the polls. It is legal to give people free transportation to vote. It is illegal to hassle people for voting. Once again, O’Keefe’s efforts to find election crimes may be creating them.
Neat conspiracy theory, but I'm gonna have to call :bs: we all saw the YouTube's.  Unless he CGI'd Scotty Foval, and got a perfectly recorded audio of his voice... :tinfoilhat: . Oh alnd :lmao: @ quoting "SLATE" their far left liberal agenda is pretty obvious.  

 
The DNC has labeled the Alt Right a racist xenophobic yadda yadda yadda movement. So that's what you people will believe. No surprise there.

We are a movement that supports Trump and his policies. That's it. 

 
The DNC has labeled the Alt Right a racist xenophobic yadda yadda yadda movement. So that's what you people will believe. No surprise there.

We are a movement that supports Trump and his policies. That's it. 
Do you know what they are?  Because I don't think he does.

 
Neat conspiracy theory, but I'm gonna have to call, we all saw the YouTube's.  
O'Keefe has a well documented history of releasing misleading selectively edited videos of questionable validity. And he refuses to release the complete unedited versions of any of the recent videos he has shown - so, we haven't seen proof of anything until he does.

 
O'Keefe has a well documented history of releasing misleading selectively edited videos of questionable validity. And he refuses to release the complete unedited versions of any of the recent videos he has shown - so, we haven't seen proof of anything until he does.
Whatever, your the only one who needs to see the unedited. It's probably just hours of FOVALL gloating :tinfoilhat:

 
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Whatever, your the only one who needs to see the unedited. It's probably just hours of FOVALL gloating
Anyone who wants to verify this actually represents what was recorded needs to see the unedited version. You don't seem to care if it was misleadingly and selectively edited, and that speaks volumes about you.

 
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squistion said:
Anyone who wants to verify this actually represents what was recorded needs to see the unedited version. You don't seem to care if it was misleadingly and selectively edited, and that speaks volumes about you.
:ptts:

 
GrandpaRox said:
Alt - Left if far move destructive and violent. 

Law and Order is coming soon. At least one of those groups will be considered a terrorist organization.

Need to stop this violence and make major arrests.

This election will have far reaching consequences, the Alt-Left has no clue, over the last 8 years they got away with everything.

That is going to stop and real America cannot wait.
Yeehaw!! 

It'll be great when real America can hang their confederate flag out with pride again, amirite?

Do you find it hard to conceal your bigotry on a day to day basis?

 
A better pole question might be whether anyone who voted for Trump had even heard of this so-called movement before Hillary brought it up in that debate.

(My answer:  nope)
I am not voting as I have never heard of this movement until a few days ago. I thought the guy on the radio just made it up. I am still not sure what it is.

* Non news watcher

 
Completely unlike The Onion, which is a well known satire site and has been for many years, but I think you know that. These sites flood social media with purportedly true stories that support all kinds of crap designed to rile up True Believers, of any particular political stripe. 

 
I still enjoy getting my news from naked news dot com.  I don't know if any of it is real or fake.....well, other than the breasts.....but it is rather enjoyable.

 
I am not voting as I have never heard of this movement until a few days ago. I thought the guy on the radio just made it up. I am still not sure what it is.

* Non news watcher
Same here. I had not heard of it until Hillary brought it up in a speech, said it was a big deal and this new big deal was supporting Trump. It is made up. Good old fashioned mud slinging. 

 
Do you know the difference between The First Official Flag of the Confederacy, The Confederate Battle Flag and the Mississippi state flag?

 
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Same here. I had not heard of it until Hillary brought it up in a speech, said it was a big deal and this new big deal was supporting Trump. It is made up. Good old fashioned mud slinging. 
Nah, it's been around forever, they were just called Neo-Nazi's until Trump made hate great again, at which point they rebranded and were mainstreamed.

 
Nah, it's been around forever, they were just called Neo-Nazi's until Trump made hate great again, at which point they rebranded and were mainstreamed.
Sooooo they are the Neo Nazis who have been around forever and NOW they are major political force? Sure they are. I think they lost relevancy after the Blues Brothers dropped them off the Sears tower. 

People can't even put a bumper sticker on their car for a candidate without it getting vandalized and you are having some hallucination that people are able to go to the gap and buy a good ole Hitler shirt or have a New Neo totally foolin' people not Nazi meeting at the library.

Main stream Nazis.  :lmao:

 
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-alt-right-analysis-20161121-story.html

These gutless online cowards are scattering and splintering, now that they are getting their names out there, and they have to put a name to their beliefs.  What a bunch of freaking cowards.

“The truth is, the alt-right is a new buzzword that made it appear as if these white supremacists have something different to offer,” said Oren Segal, director of the Anti-Defamation League’s Center on Extremism. “The name is an alternative to ‘white supremacy.’ They just want to make it more acceptable, digestible to white people.”

Segal added, “There’s nothing new there.”

 
 


(CNN)When Richard Spencer arrived at Texas A&M on Tuesday, bringing his message of white supremacy, he did so against the wishes of university officials.
Protesters plan to demonstrate on campus and a university-sponsored event is scheduled to counter his presence.
The town of College Station can thank one of its residents, Aggie alum Preston Wiginton, for extending Spencer an invitation to campus. Since the school is a public university, the event can go on as scheduled, officials said.
In a Monday interview on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360," Wiginton said Spencer's message contained some "valid points" that the election of Donald Trump has further validated.
"I think (the United States) was at one time (a white nation)," Wiginton told CNN. "I think the reaction to Trump being elected, and the reaction with the alt-right being popular, is a reaction to it declining as a white nation."

Spencer spoke to reporters on Tuesday afternoon, hours ahead of his speech. "This obviously has caused a huge scene," he said. The university's reaction to his speaking "shows the power of the alt-right and the power of our ideas."



A hate supreme

Until Monday night, Wiginton had only known Spencer through online circles. But the College Station resident wanted to bring to campus the president of the National Policy Institute, an alt-right group known for espousing views of white supremacy, because he wanted to spread the message that white people face marginalization.
"Why would I want to see America become less white?" Wiginton said. "Why would I want to be displaced and marginalized?"
 
A recent Spencer speech in Washington drew major criticism for its hate-filled rhetoric that prompted attendees to give Nazi salutes in Trump's honor.
Alt-right leader: 'Hail Trump! Hail our people! Hail victory!'
According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, an advocacy group that tracks white supremacists, Wiginton once said he wanted to "prevent the populations of 'white nations' from becoming what he has termed 'a homogenous muddle of sludge.'" In his CNN interview, Wiginton said he was misquoted, but that the larger point still holds true.
"It's not just pigment," he said. "It's people's behavior, people's IQ, people evolve over different time and places."
Hope Olaf can make it to College Station tonight.  :thumbup:

 
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