15 Youth Movements to Dismantle White Supremacy Rising This Summer

The Nation ^ | August 7, 2015 | Student Nation Staffers

[T-Bone Texan]

Ask: “when you kill all the white people, who will pay for your Obamaphone?

[BitWielder1]

Commie Indoctrination Camps.
There are way too many people who actually believe in this stuff, this will be a very long and violent century no matter who wins the next election.

[Tijeras_Slim]

I would be surprised if they could find more than 5,000 white supremacists in the entire country.

And half of them are FBI informants.

[Las Vegas Ron]

Prolly toss a little “Van Jones” in there too....bottom up, top down, this is his style.

[jsanders2001]

Yep. 15 groups to kick the crap out of...

[Vigilanteman]

Probably.

I have no figures on other white supremacist organizations, but I knew an FBI Agent in a former life who told me that sometime back in the Reagan administration, they discovered that the only thing keeping the KKK afloat was the dues paid by the infiltrators.

They tried to end the program as a waste of money, but backed off when its supporters threatened to expose the FBI and administration as "soft on racism". It was finally ended on Clinton's watch, roughly a decade later.

[jsanders2001]

> War on Whites

I think Jarrett had that in mind when she said:

[I want the USA back]

1. have kids only if you’re in a stable long-term relationship with the other parent.
2. teach kids right and wrong
3. make kids study in school
4. stop blaming Whitey for your self-inflicted pathologies
5. don’t steal, rape, destroy or murder
6. follow the moral teachings of your church
7. work hard and honestly, and don’t expect pay that you don’t deserve
8. improve your English

There. That’ll fix your problems.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

I love their first example, where they refer dismissively to "technical differences between involuntary manslaughter and first degree murder." There's the totalitarian mindset for you -- why should centuries of common law and Constitutional protections stand in the way of the War on Whitey?

In that case, an off-duty police officer wildly fired into a group of black people standing not the street with which he'd had some verbal altercation, basically telling them to keep it down. One of them may have reached for a cell phone. None was armed. The policeman fired into the group, hitting one woman in the back of the head and killing her. The DA charged him with manslaughter and the judge said that this wasn't manslaughter, saying, "The act of intentionally firing a gun at some person or persons on the street is an act that is so dangerous it is beyond reckless; it is intentional and the crime, if there be any, is first-degree murder." So he directed a not-guilty verdict on the manslaughter charge, and because of double-jeopardy he can't be charged with murder. So he walks.