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Topic	Is white supremacy an issue in the United States
Esrac 02/16/18 1:48:40 AM #47:	LordRazziel posted... Esrac posted... LordRazziel posted... Pepys Monster posted... SJWs ostracized white people just for being white. So big surprise, a marginalized group began banding together. Ricky Ricardo laugh Oh, Pepsy Eh...I don't know that I'd agree that white people are generally a marginalized group in the US. However, if you have vocal activists and media that routinely shit on a group, it shouldn't be a surprise when some individuals within that group get pushed into unsavory associations. I mean, isn't that how radicalism often works? So when the KKK was lynching black people, their radicalism was fueled by the marginalization of white people? Did you miss the part where I said I wouldn't agree about whites being a marginalized group in the US? Don't quote me if you won't read what I said. Regardless... You don't think there could be different influencing factors for different contexts? That maybe when white supremacy was the status quo there would be different reasons for their violence (probably wanting to prevent colored people from supplanting them as the dominant demographic) than when it's publicly unacceptable but is seeing cells of resurgence? You don't think that vilification of white people being relatively acceptable behavior in public discourse could push vulnerable whites (usually males) into unsavory, but apparently sympathetic groups? Most seem to agree that vilification of other demographics, like Muslims, can contribute to radicalization. I don't see it being different for the radicalization for young white men. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac/wishlist/ <cite>Esrac posted [p:896179715] in Is white s... [t:76322231]...</cite> <quote><cite>LordRazziel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Esrac posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LordRazziel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Pepys Monster posted...</cite> <quote>SJWs ostracized white people just for being white. So big surprise, a marginalized group began banding together.</quote> Ricky Ricardo laugh Oh, Pepsy</quote> Eh...I don't know that I'd agree that white people are generally a marginalized group in the US. However, if you have vocal activists and media that routinely shit on a group, it shouldn't be a surprise when some individuals within that group get pushed into unsavory associations. I mean, isn't that how radicalism often works?</quote> So when the KKK was lynching black people, their radicalism was fueled by the marginalization of white people?</quote> Did you miss the part where I said I wouldn't agree about whites being a marginalized group in the US? Don't quote me if you won't read what I said. Regardless... You don't think there could be different influencing factors for different contexts? That maybe when white supremacy was the status quo there would be different reasons for their violence (probably wanting to prevent colored people from supplanting them as the dominant demographic) than when it's publicly unacceptable but is seeing cells of resurgence? You don't think that vilification of white people being relatively acceptable behavior in public discourse could push vulnerable whites (usually males) into unsavory, but apparently sympathetic groups? Most seem to agree that vilification of other demographics, like Muslims, can contribute to radicalization. I don't see it being different for the radicalization for young white men. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac/wishlist/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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