Quote (cambovenzi @ Nov 21 2019 01:29pm)
I don't play their game, but i also don't play your game of making up your own definition of words that already have insidious connotations and definitions, and then sticking that label onto people
to defend the claims of left wing smear sites and their useful idiots.Opposition to mass immigration is white nationalism? Are you a white nationalist then? Is it good or no big deal in your opinion?
Cant wait to see what HG makes out of a potentially affirmative response to that line of questioning.
Your own ignorance of the book and its popularity does not make knowing it a good indication that someone is a white nationalist.
New York Times reviewed the book. They loved the message but disliked it 'as a work of art'
The pace was sluggish you see.. and the tone was no good.. characters needed improvement..
Is Ann Coulter a white nationalist for this tweet?
https://i.imgur.com/n60SnrH.pnghow about the 1.6k people that liked it? The hundreds of positive reviews on amazon and goodreads?
That argument doesn't seem to be valid.
I'm not here to defend miller or attempt to prove a negative. I'm open to any possibilities.
The correct default position is not to call people white nationalists, racists and neo-nazis over mostly trivial 'evidence' and make believe story time that ties hitler to people for mentioning coolidge or infowars to white nationalism, or to take the word of a site known for heinous smears.
The thing that strikes me as odd is the bold.
are you under the impression that this SPLC article is the first i've known of Miller?
it's the first ive heard of the book, but i've been tracking miller for years from his News appearances and especially from his influence on Trump's tariff based trade policy. when he burst onto the scene i researched him. i thought he was a white nationalist before and after the SPLC article.
i am not here to defend SPLC at all, ive said every step of the way by calling their reporting biased, just not the email source material. ive tried for a few posts to get SPLC out of it altogether, only to be told im defending them. kek.
tbh it just seems like the liberal strategy of weaponizing labeling theory is working well.