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White Boy Summer is Upon Us (media.scored.co)
posted 2 days ago by Heliocentric on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +15Score on mirror )
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steele2 on scored.co
2 days ago 13 points (+0 / -0 / +13Score on mirror ) 1 child
I wish these posts didn't look so homo.

Why not promote this message of White supremacy at the firing range, hunting deer, boxing or protesting kikes?

There's nothing appealing about a room full of oiled half naked men.

It looks like monkeypox.

I'm just being honest.
Heliocentric on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror ) 1 child
>At the firing range

Ok, and what happens when everyone involved gets arrested for being in a militia?

>Why don't they do boxing?

Thank you for confirming that your input on this topic is not to be taken seriously.
steele2 on scored.co
2 days ago 4 points (+0 / -0 / +4Score on mirror )
If these groups aren't prepared to be militias then they are useless.

Just a bunch of lubed up naked men who enjoy taking photos of lubed up naked men.
devotech2 on scored.co
2 days ago 7 points (+0 / -0 / +7Score on mirror ) 5 children
I don't really trust active club. Atomwaffen is involved with it, and if anyone knows anything about atomwaffen, it is the most obvious fed honeypot on the entire planet. If you disagree with this and think its just me crying "fed", id like to point out the fact that atomwaffen farms out invitations to military vets/active duty and those people always end up mysteriously arrested for "some reason". I believe it's specifically designed to clean up dissent from the military. Atomwaffen also has ties to the very jewish azov battalion. And the pedophilic satanic cult o9a. There's nothing that looks good about atomwaffen. Keep your eyes and ears open. There's a lot of bad actors in the world.

Patriot front isn't perfect and I disagree with a lot of what they say, mostly because the rhetoric they have is very idealistic and they say very little about the meat and potatoes of how they would actually run a country beyond nationalistic platitudes (the nsdap in contrast had a full fledged plan with everything they wanted to do about 13 years before they even took power), however it's about the only organic movement in america, and the only one worth joining even if there are indeed others.

Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed.
SilverDiaper on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror ) 1 child
> the nsdap in contrast had a full fledged plan with everything they wanted to do about 13 years before they even took power

Because they're German, not American. Germany has the cultural tradition Prussian Militarism. The USA does not. That's why National Socialism will never take in America like it did in Germany. The cultures are very different. Thinking Americans will adopt elements of 18th century German culture in the 21st century when there's smartphones and AI slop is foolishly idealistic. While the Germans are/were ruthlessly efficient, Americans are a move fast and break things kind of people. I think Americans will develop their own brand of right-wing reactionaryism.
devotech2 on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
You don't need to be german to come up with a decree. It doesn't have to be national socialism, but something has to give. The italians had a decree (even though they decided they wanted to appeal to everyone anyways, but still). The British union of fascists had a decree. Germany was far from the only country that had a point program.

Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
PurestEvil on scored.co
1 day ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
> If you disagree with this and think its just me crying "fed"

I wish people wouldn't throw around "fed" as an accusation so abundantly, when there are actual, genuine organizations that are fed honeypots as you pointed out. It dilutes its meaning and it's also a tool to have like-minded people oppose each other.

There was a 4chan post about how nothing worked against these pesky right-wingers except the introduction of fed-accusations. And if only ~1-5% of all right-wing organizations are fed honeypots, it makes the other 95-99% less trustworthy as well.

> and the only one worth joining even if there are indeed others

Well, if you want to be around like-minded people who sometimes have fun and do activities together, it's totally fine. It's not like the only thing you can do is to burn down synagogues.
Supermatmike on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror ) 1 child
Possible Atomwaffen (satanic creeps that they are) association aside, this picture, (and others like it of other active clubs) still really puts me off, way too many tattoos for these guys to be in a good state of mind the way I see it.

As for Patriot Front, It's a good point about how they seem to be quite light on their actual polices, but I don't think that we need to worry about that too much. When we kicked the brit's assess off America, no one really had agreement of any concrete ideas of what our new government should look like, the founding fathers were flying by the seat of their pants there, but because they stayed true to their ideals they were able to put together a constitution that has served us quite well until now.

There is still much work to be done, but right now, I truly think PF is the best hope for America.
devotech2 on scored.co
2 days ago 2 points (+0 / -0 / +2Score on mirror ) 2 children
>but I don't think that we need to worry about that too much. When we kicked the brit's assess off America, no one really had agreement of any concrete ideas of what our new government should look like, the founding fathers were flying by the seat of their pants there, but because they stayed true to their ideals they were able to put together a constitution that has served us quite well until now.

True but there is a big possibility that it *can* end up very badly when your ideology is too nebulous, especially concerning economics, which a lot of patriot front members will probably wildly disagree over particularly if it becomes a problem after taking power. Economics wasn't really a concern for the patriots because there weren't 500 different economic models when they came about. There was mercantilism, feudalism, and fledgling capitalism. That's pretty much it. And the third one was really the only option that actually existed to them, they werent a colonial power and so they couldn't enact mercantilism, and they weren't in charge of a country with a deep rooted aristocracy so the option of feudalism didn't exist to them either (though the south was semi-feudalist in an odd sort of way). The choice was pretty cut and dry.

And people will murder each other over economics, they'll fight, they'll splinter, there will be purges over it, etc. It happened to Germany, which is why the knight of long knives was a thing (it eradicated both the conservative capitalists and the more Marxian socialists from the party). Italy almost went into a full blown Civil War in the 20s because mussolini disagreed with the blackshirts on economics, and he almost resigned from the PNF entirely and rejoined the Italian socialist party. It was quite horrible for everyone involved. But the blackshirts were far too nebulous of an organization because it appealed to absolutely everyone in Italy that wasnt a bleeding heart communist or an ultra-reactionary monarchist (and even some of those too, Nicola Bombacci comes to mind). Same as the SA.

I also did not mention the utter fucking disaster that was the chinese kuomintang after sun Yat Sen died, the economic vagueness of that party led to the chinese civil war, the warlord era, and arguably led to an easy Japanese occupation. The KMT had almost no clearly defined goals whatsoever, so that kind of left everyone standing around with their hands in their pockets while Sun Yat Sen was alive, and then with a knife to each others throats after he died. Mao started as a KMT Cadre, this should be noted.

So while a political victory is definitely possible without clearly defined goals, particularly with economics it can turn into a severe issue later on down the line. Less so back then, much more so now. Germany mitigated it in comparison to Italy, or God forbid, nationalist china, because Germany already had the doctrine in place, but it still came with major friction, a splinter party (the black front), and political purges. Entirely because of disagreements on what the word socialism means (and also because of random judeo-capitalists that got lost and ended up in the wrong place). Patriot front should either come up with a more exclusionary vision for how to run the country or brace for the shock that could very well and probably will happen if they do not. The first option leads to less membership but less factionalism and violence down the road (but it certainly doesn't remove the possibility of those things entirely), the second option leads to much higher membership but with a good chance of violence and splintering down the road, possibly to the point of splitting the country in half if it goes really badly. It's definitely a weighty choice. But right now patriot front is a sort of "big tent" party for american nationalists. Hard to say what they'll do in the coming years though, they could adopt tenants with more specificity in the future. The NSDAP did under hitler, the original DAP was also extremely vague and unorganized too.

People will often tend to say that economics don't matter, but they absolutely do, and people care very adamantly about it. When you get to the point of running a country, you have to pick *something* to do it. You can't just have a country with no economy at all because that's impossible.

And this is just concerning economics. Patriot front doesn't really have a defined model of governance either. Authoritarian? Republican? Democratic? Quite hard to say. I would bet on some manner of republicanism because of their staunch belief in the founding values of America, but again they don't really say it so we're left to infer. Although this problem is lesser in comparison to the economics issue. People are a lot less likely to start shooting each other based off of what leadership style they choose vs their economics.

Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
 
LGBTQIAIDS on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror ) 1 child
The KMT was simply a big tent party, because China has never been big on inter-party competition, only intra-party competition. Thus, the KMT simply believed that all political people should join it and no political people should be outside of it, and thus it contained Marxists (some of which would later split to form the CPC), liberals, fascists, some combination of these with Confucianism, etc.

Western democracy: Inter-party competition is good. Thus, you need multiple political parties.

Chinese democracy: Intra-party competition is good. Thus, you need one big tent political party. That was the KMT and is now the CPC. Other parties exist but must accept that CPC is the party of government if they are to operate. Some might see this as Bolshevik logic because similar arrangements appear in East Germany, but it's also Asian logic (you can find it, for instance, under Suharto's New Order, under which Golkar was the ruling party and other political parties like PDI and PPP could only exist if they accepted that Golkar was the party of government). A similar thing holds true in North Korea (WPK as ruling party, other parties can exist only if they accept that the WPK is the party of government).

This is why Chiang was so insistent on defeating the CPC before the Japanese. It is because the CPC splitting from the KMT violated the Chinese intra-party democratic logic: only if China was united under one party could it really fight off the Japanese.

As for Mao, he was simultaneously CPC and KMT for a time, because the split between the two wasn't immediate, and so many persons were part of both organizations until relations between them soured to the extent that they were forced to choose sides.

This was a time when Chinese intellectualism had made something of a comeback: KMT members would go to Germany or Italy and return promoting their kind of systems, KMT and/or CPC members would go to the Soviet Union and become dissuaded from Marxism while there and become anti-Marxists after returning, small fascist groups became prominent in entire universities, academic journals are seriously looking at fascism to the point of devoting entire issues to it, etc.

The differences between Marxists on both sides were ultimately trivial. For instance, one side (probably CPC) thought that China was feudalist, whereas the other side thought that China was (early-stage) capitalist. One side simply sees China as slightly ahead in the Marxist social progressionist narrative, the other slightly behind.

To avowed anti-Marxists like myself, this is purely pedantic and essentially irrelevant, since the end of feudalism and the beginning of capitalism surely overlap from a Marxist perspective anyway: a typical case of people who are almost ideologically identical perceiving a world of difference between them while everyone else looks on and sees them as the same.

If I have to pick a side, it would be with the KMT Marxists, since liberal democracy is capitalism's political counterpart, not feudalism's. A 'true' Marxist reading might be that Yuan Shikai represented the last (destined to fail) attempt to revert from capitalism to feudalism, but China had already transitioned to capitalism because of Westernization, especially during the last decades of the Qing, a time which during which there was an enthusiasm for all things Western coupled with a general devaluing of all things Asian, a phenomenon which also seemed to have earlier overtaken Japan.
devotech2 on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
All good points. Though still, the CPC has and always did have a more well defined path than the kuomintang, and thus a lot more unity within the party than the KMT had. This was one of the big reasons that Mao won. Another issue is that chiang kai shek was ideologically incredibly inconsistent. He began his regime as a socialist ultra and was compared (perhaps erroneously, but still) with Lenin and Stalin frequently and positively. In some aspects, Chiang was more of a socialist ultra than Mao was. For example, Mao posited a (very limited) form of class collaboration where the petty bourgeoisie would work with the peasantry and workers. Chiang Kai Shek would have none of this, and would often march his armies into the cities to liquidate swathes of his enemy, the bourgeoisie.

But at the same time that Chiang Kai Shek wanted to be a leninist superman, he also wanted to be a traditionalist confucian reactionary. Eventually the latter took precedence over the former for him, so he launched a military campaign against not only the CPC, but also the left-kuomintang. After this path, he decided to become enamored with mussolini and later hitler. But he could never make a full pivot to any type of fascism, so he eventually lost the support of both. Eventually he became an anti fascist, and then was invaded by Japan. But he remained an anti communist and an anti capitalist. Anti-communist, anti-fascist, anti-reactionary, and anti-capitalist. Chiang was anti everything, and so he found himself completely isolated with nobody willing to actually support him.

After he was kicked out, he became an authoritarian capitalist. Probably out of necessity, if there's one consistency he *did* have, it was hatred of capitalism, but he needed US support for Taiwan to be able to exist.

That being said, "Chiangism" is not on its own a dysfunctional belief system. Chiang Kai shek was just an inconsistent man who wanted to be everything and nothing all at once. Xi Jinping today can be considered to be a far less impulsive Chiang Kai Shek who actually saw his vision through to the end. China greatly benefits, more or less, from the system that Chiang Kai Shek (initially) thought of. The issue with the system originally was that Chiang was the man behind it.

Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
Supermatmike on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
Very well said, Good points all around.
CaptainTrouble on scored.co
17 hours ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
You shouldn't actually speak to the meat and potatoes of how you'd run a country until you have power though. This is a lesson anyone who has studied politics would know. The more specific you get, the more people you alienate.
Heliocentric on scored.co
2 days ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) 1 child
>Atomwaffen is involved with it

I don't know where you heard this, but this is not true in any way whatsoever.
devotech2 on scored.co
2 days ago 3 points (+0 / -0 / +3Score on mirror ) 1 child
Multiple arrested members had ties to atomwaffen. Plus Patrick Macdonald, who was/is a graphic designer for the group, was the main graphic designer for atomwaffen. The founder himself doesnt have atomwaffen ties, but If I were the ringleader of the active clubs, I'd be hesitant to involve a single member of atomwaffen. There's a good chance that it's crawling with feds. Plus active club guys seem to have a high rate of conveniently being arrested without doing anything as well, which is weird. And even if aforementioned atomwaffen members are not feds, they are insane satanic occultists because that's what atomwaffen turned into because it ended up being ran by guys from o9a. The stereotypical roided out and tatted up "neo nazi skinhead" look of all the photos of active club members also looks like the general look of atomwaffen guys, but that's just purely anecdotal on my part. Patriot front guys look a lot different.

I don't have any absolutely definitive proof that they're an offshoot of atomwaffen, but there are multiple blaring alarm bells regarding active club and they're all ringing in my head. Something something pattern recognition.

I'm not afraid of political activism either. I don't decry movements as feds on a whim like cuckservative shills. I've been to Falange española rallies before. But there is absolutely something I very much distrust about white nationalist accelerationist "Boogaloo" militia groups with barely any political manifesto apart from "kill all the niggers and jews whenever the race war starts". Especially ones that overtly throw 3rd Reich symbolism everywhere, and we know that the cia specifically created and/or funded groups with overt and out of place 3rd Reich symbolism outside of Germany with operation gladio. Symbolism is important. 3rd Reich symbolism was unique to Germany (well, some of it was broadly germanic, but others specifically german in particular). The totenkopf has nothing to do with America at all, neither do waffen ss shields, or anything else. The whole point of fascist symbolism is that it's symbolism that exists in your nation, which is why totenkopfs everywhere look really fucking weird and federal (this image does not contain totenkopfs, but I know that active club uses them quite frequently). Germany, Spain, Romania, and Italy for instance shared approximately 0 symbols amongst each other whatsoever. Apart from the roman salute, which came from Italy and everyone else more or less copied. Sonnenrads, totenkopfs, celtic crosses, and wolfsangels. What do these have to do with *america*? Literally nothing. Weird.

Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
SilverDiaper on scored.co
2 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
all these groups are targets of the feds even if they are not run by feds. someone is taking on a great deal of risk by joining them. one has to weigh the pros and cons of joining them and realizing youre going to end up on the radar if you join one of them
BlackPillBot on scored.co
1 day ago 3 points (+0 / -0 / +3Score on mirror )
Dirty inkies.
CaptainTrouble on scored.co
17 hours ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
Remember, drones win wars not roided men with tattoos.

Put on a suit and tie then take a photo of your business which you use to raise money to purchase weapons.
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