One year after Charlottesville, there's going to be a demonstration from the "Ultra right" (my media clearly thinks "extreme" isn't extreme enough) in washington DC, passing in front of the white house.
Trump has tweeted he denounces all racism and acts of violence.
The organisers have called for people to leave their swastikas at home.
Does anyone know if there will be streams of the event?
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from what ive heard the event is going to be even worse than the torch march 2017, less attendees, more regulation, more agents and more honeypots.
Well, yeah. It's washington DC: globalist central. The mayor has sided express with the counterprotest, and has done anything and everything to neuter it.
Still, it's high-profile. There's lots of old media trying to catch shots of violent hateful extremists giving nazi salutes to genocidal guns.
Still, it's high-profile. There's lots of old media trying to catch shots of violent hateful extremists giving nazi salutes to genocidal guns.
Might be some action going on.
I am not sure what happened, might be a member of the black block that was arrested. Then someone tried to cover the camera with a YPG flag; yep YPG is there. Then someone said "Get the fuck out of there" to the cameraman and the stream from the black block gathering was cut (image froze) and switched to the Unite The Right speeches.
I am not sure what happened, might be a member of the black block that was arrested. Then someone tried to cover the camera with a YPG flag; yep YPG is there. Then someone said "Get the fuck out of there" to the cameraman and the stream from the black block gathering was cut (image froze) and switched to the Unite The Right speeches.
>>165606
>absolute cucks
It's common sense optics. You're not going to convince any civic nationalists (our best recruiting base) with explicit references to Hitler. It just adds fuel to the liberal frenzy over "Nazi white supremacists," solidifying the phantasm they pursue.
I'd argue that the whole march itself is a bad idea. Protesting on the basis of reaction makes the protest appear stuck in its ways, too impotent to do anything but yell about it (this applies also to the Women's March). It is far better to adopt a positive demeanor, to advertise a unified and capable ideology that can replace the current system. Rather than chant stupid slogans like "Jews will not replace us," sing patriotic songs and celebrate the glory of tradition. This was how Hitler became popular.
I'm glad only a couple dozen people showed up to the rally anyway. Our strength is still in decentralization.
>absolute cucks
It's common sense optics. You're not going to convince any civic nationalists (our best recruiting base) with explicit references to Hitler. It just adds fuel to the liberal frenzy over "Nazi white supremacists," solidifying the phantasm they pursue.
I'd argue that the whole march itself is a bad idea. Protesting on the basis of reaction makes the protest appear stuck in its ways, too impotent to do anything but yell about it (this applies also to the Women's March). It is far better to adopt a positive demeanor, to advertise a unified and capable ideology that can replace the current system. Rather than chant stupid slogans like "Jews will not replace us," sing patriotic songs and celebrate the glory of tradition. This was how Hitler became popular.
I'm glad only a couple dozen people showed up to the rally anyway. Our strength is still in decentralization.
>>165766
The funniest thing I watched was a segment from "stranger things" (even though there are things that I don't like about this show) The whole part about "watering it down" for others to swallow is exactly what the whole right should be doing. Yes, in my eyes Hitler did nothing wrong but you can't preach that to others and expect them to swallow that.
Second, what is the point of these protests? We support the president our nation and heirtage. What are we protesting? If anything the counter protesters (AntiFa) are the real protesters.
The only thing I could say is that this be a support rally. Really the only thing I see is to work it like a forum and try to make known of other areas that also shouldn't be forgotten about. Like the white collar jobs. Liberals have dominated them with affirmative action and diversity, but not everyone is brawn and can't do blue collar.
The funniest thing I watched was a segment from "stranger things" (even though there are things that I don't like about this show) The whole part about "watering it down" for others to swallow is exactly what the whole right should be doing. Yes, in my eyes Hitler did nothing wrong but you can't preach that to others and expect them to swallow that.
Second, what is the point of these protests? We support the president our nation and heirtage. What are we protesting? If anything the counter protesters (AntiFa) are the real protesters.
The only thing I could say is that this be a support rally. Really the only thing I see is to work it like a forum and try to make known of other areas that also shouldn't be forgotten about. Like the white collar jobs. Liberals have dominated them with affirmative action and diversity, but not everyone is brawn and can't do blue collar.
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i heard several youtube e celebs talking that the political right movement is dead and this event was dead in the water, seems like they were right. there was more police than right winger there.
>>165795
I think part of the press needed to seek refuge amongst the righwingers at the end. Was some talk that they needed to clear way for the press to come in there on the stream.
I think part of the press needed to seek refuge amongst the righwingers at the end. Was some talk that they needed to clear way for the press to come in there on the stream.
>>165795
I doubt the authenticity of the event and the intentions of the organizers, especially given last year. I suppose one could claim they were well-meaning idiots, but that doesn't pass the (((sniff))) test.
A poor turnout only gives the media a sound-bite, but the evidence could be interpreted a number of ways and while "the right is dead" is possible, it doesn't seem plausible in context.
I doubt the authenticity of the event and the intentions of the organizers, especially given last year. I suppose one could claim they were well-meaning idiots, but that doesn't pass the (((sniff))) test.
A poor turnout only gives the media a sound-bite, but the evidence could be interpreted a number of ways and while "the right is dead" is possible, it doesn't seem plausible in context.
>>165804
>>165795
There was also talk that none of the audience were allowed in to the Unite the Right II area, and that they were forced to start the event early. But I am not sure about all the details.
Was something about that the plan was for people to gather and then move to the are where speeches were to be held, but as soon as the organizers showed up they were told to move to the staging area. So instead of an hour of pre-meetup it was only 15 minutes.
>>165795
There was also talk that none of the audience were allowed in to the Unite the Right II area, and that they were forced to start the event early. But I am not sure about all the details.
Was something about that the plan was for people to gather and then move to the are where speeches were to be held, but as soon as the organizers showed up they were told to move to the staging area. So instead of an hour of pre-meetup it was only 15 minutes.
>>165808
Yes, there is also contention about the way the park entrances were structured. Apparently the park has only 4 staircase entrances at the 4 corners of the block, and two of those entrances were blocked off (police) and the other two had a gauntlet of lefties throwing rocks, water, and mace in some cases.
Small wonder there was a low turnout.
Yes, there is also contention about the way the park entrances were structured. Apparently the park has only 4 staircase entrances at the 4 corners of the block, and two of those entrances were blocked off (police) and the other two had a gauntlet of lefties throwing rocks, water, and mace in some cases.
Small wonder there was a low turnout.
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