Unite the Right

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

I am the Kurgan. I am the original white man.

Fighting to survive in a war with the DARKEST power.

[Speaker to Animals]

I am starting to think we have that movie all wrong. The Kurgan was the good guy.

[Smitty-48]

Hear, hear, we Smitty's been here since 1757, that should be worth a few sheckles, eh wot? How bout just a tax exemption?

I mean, was us who smote the French at Quebec; where's my mule and forty acres?

My ancestors have been here longer than you white devils. So pound sand.

No "I am native American" unless you are actually native American. Not anecdotally native American.

Oh, I'm native American, the first nations we're never collectively sovereign on this land, wasn't actually America till we got here, honey.

If we stole this land from anybody, we stole it from the French. And rightly so.

[The Conservative]

No "I am native American" unless you are actually native American. Not anecdotally native American.

I am, and can show my ancestory to such in that if I wanted to, I could still claim my "Native America" acestory.

First, that is harder to do than you think. You would have to have a paper trail leading back to an ancestor who was a member of a recognized tribe. Second, a DNA test would show something (although, again, it doesn't matter if you have no paper trail).

We have family tree records back to 1400's. I think it would be easy to show a paper trail.

[TheReal_ND]

Seems like the Neo Nazis are pretty much willing to work with anyone. Why even carry around all the baggage of the reich's imagery if the goal is just a version of good old fashion, American pluralism where you just don't feel guilty about being white?

I know, it is fun to freak out the normies... but there is an obvious opportunity cost.

Liking stuff that Europeans made, and not feeling guilty?

Shit... I got that already.

Nobody but a small minority of white advocates are neo Nazis. The media simply portrays anyone that's willing to stand up against the erasure of their heritage and future, genocide by any other people's definition, as neo-nazi white supremacist. This is simply untrue. Though most people that are aware of racial differences prefer their own race or even think theirs is better in some way, nobody believes in the concept of a master race unironicaly. Races are suited to their environment and local and ours just happens to be the one that got us on the moon. Enjoy your shitty future for your grandkids without us... oh wait, you're a fag

I am having a hard time imaging the Darwinian survival component that would lead the white people's of the world to be genetically predisposed to space.

Cold?

Trying to play victim by convolving miscegenation with genocide is absurd.

Thinking that history and cultural are 'being destroyed' because various municipalities decide to change how they use their public art spaces is absurd.

Also, no UR teh fag.

If you look around with an objective eye it is only white people that care about the environment and even have the will to explore and conquer. Many races had civilizations long before Europeans even got to the Iron Age but something is different about our predisposition towards technological innovation and stewardship of nature that you can't find anywhere else. No I don't trust Brazil to get a meteor out of the way. I can't even count on them to pull off an olympics game. I'm sorry but you would be hard pressed to convince me that racial aspects don't play into the evolution of a nation state. History has pretty much taught us otherwise if I'm understanding it correctly. True enough other factors play in but I've never seen a civilization sustain ethnic cleansing and go on to advance either.

[MilSpecs]

Oh, I'm native American, the first nations we're never collectively sovereign on this land, wasn't actually America till we got here, honey.

If we stole this land from anybody, we stole it from the French. And rightly so.

We're not native Americans; we're first Americans (assuming you're also descended from the first citizens of the United States through your grandparents). Although I wonder at what point we can actually start calling ourselves 'native people.' It's been roughly 400 years. Some areas didn't actually 'belong' to anyone before settlement; i.e., were migratory paths or shared hunting areas or just unpopulated.

That would actually be pretty interesting: for people outside the U.S. and Canada, how long have your people actually lived in the area to which they consider themselves 'native'? Americans often hear that they've supplanted native Americans, yet it's possible that some of us have been in our geographic areas longer than the natives were, or longer than the people telling them they're 'invaders' have been in their own countries.

[Smitty-48]

OMFG, it's like the Turks and Caicos right hur-right now on my deck. Certainly not giving these red and green maples up without going to war measures and beyond, you can come and take this empire here, from my cold dead hands.

[Speaker to Animals]

I am descended from Saxon and Celtic conquerors. Come at me.

[TheReal_ND]

I'm a white man who's family in America extends back further than recorded history. As far as I'm concerned everyone else needs to leave. We didn't need Mexican lawn manicurists to conquer the west. They have no blood in this soil. They can go. And everyone else.

[Smitty-48]

I'm a white man who's family in America extends back further than recorded history. As far as I'm concerned everyone else needs to leave. We didn't need Mexican lawn manicurists to conquer the west. They have no blood in this soil. They can go. And everyone else.

Says who? Matt Foley? Slow your roll, little fella, you're way out of your league, don't make us slap you down, that's just gonna be ugly for you.