Thermal
August Member
I'm not doing that. The podcast isn't an argument, and I have no idea why you think I'm trying to present it as one. I've already given my argument twice, in very clear terms (modern-day neo-Nazis still argue for genocide and the creation of a fascist ethnostate), and it seems like others here are also arguing much the same thing. This isn't hard. Again, it contains evidence for that claim - the content of it is mostly made up of stuff prominent neo-Nazis and other white supremacists actually say, which is exactly the kind of thing you're asking for. Just as a start, here is a very easy to find quote from Richard Spencer:
“The ideal of a white ethno-state — and it is an ideal — is something that I think we should think about in the sense of what could come after America... It's kind of like a grand goal... It's a way of thinking about [how] we want a new type of society that would actually be a homeland for all white people.”
Your last clarification comment said "They just need to believe in a fascist ethnostate." Do you think the above statement counts?
No. Dickless Spencer seems to have no interest in the fascist part, which is the big part of nazism. It's just their idle fantasy about white world. No mechanism to make it happen, no plan, nothing. And that's what separates the fascist from the white supremacist. Actual political actions.
I listened to the podcast you recommended. Well, part of it. Got to about 17 minutes in and the speakers had still said not a damn thing (well, except some elementary rehashing). He was just starting to talk about the rise of the alt-right and other painfully basic topics when i started skipping ahead to see if they were going to get on with it. They appeared not to. In fairness, I can't stand podcasts. Guys talking for an hour and saying maybe two minutes of content, the rest is talk-radio babbling.
What was interesting is a link on the side, to James mason's SPLC page. From the very first paragraph, I see what I've been trying to say:
Mason grew dismayed by efforts within neo-Nazism to build large political parties and organizations, and he began to advocate for an underground, terroristic approach to catalyzing white revolution.
Yeah. Parties and organizations failing, so go for the street level social movements. That is what I am more concerned about. Not the fascist ethnostate part, which isn't going to happen, but the mind control at the grassroots level. That;s the threat. Not a new Hitler, but the guy next door. Not brownshirts, but t-shirts. The organized days are plus or minus behind us. It's guerilla time. So forget the 1930's and see what we have brewing now. It's a different animal.