Let's Talk About the Radicalization of Young White Males Online

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I don't get it because this is probably the easiest time in history to get laid....

But these people do not go outside. 20 years ago these nerds would have stumbled into some p*ssy or they would have settled in their weight class. But the internet has them thinking they deserve dimes. But they are socially awkward fakkits.

It starts out in middle school when seemingly everyone is on the same level but they get rejected and then go into hibernation. Before you know it they are 20, 23, 26.. 32... and all they have is a computer.
 

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At first, there were only tenuous reasons to think Trump was even aware of the white nationalist debate over his suitability for their cause. In July 2015, Trump had tweeted an image showing a stock photo of Nazi S.S. soldiers where American soldiers should have been. The Trump campaignblamed an intern for the mistake, and the incident faded quickly from the mainstream press. But white nationalist observers saw something different.

“Obviously, most people will be like ‘obvious accident, no harm done,’” Anglin wrote on the Daily Stormer. “Meanwhile, we here at the Daily Stormer will be all like ‘wink wink wink wink wink.’”

This would soon become a pattern: Trump would promulgate messages with racist cues (some more subtle, some less so), then deny or disavow them, while the white nationalist community dutifully perked up and saw those messages as a call to arms.

In November, for example, the candidate retweeted a graphic showingfalse statistics vastly exaggerating black crime. White nationalists responded enthusiastically, even as they themselves acknowledged the statistics were false. The graphic was later traced back to a white nationalist on Twitter. Trump lamely deflected criticism from Fox News pundit Bill O’Reilly by arguing, essentially, that retweets are not endorsements. “I retweeted somebody who was supposedly an expert,” Trump said. “Am I going to check every statistic?”

white genocide” as a meme online, by posting it on various forums and eventually taking his marketing-style campaign to Twitter. In late January, Trump took the bait, retweeting a message that had been directed to him from a user with the handle “@WhiteGenocideTM.” While the content of the tweet was relatively innocuous (a light jab at Jeb Bush), the user’s account was filled with anti-Semitic content and linked to a revisionist biography of Adolf Hitler.

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:snoop: @ them nikkas reveling in their own ignorance

Didn't you talk about some of those predominately white forums like NeoGAF, etc. referring to black people by code names like "zombies", etc.?



These motherfukkers are :demonic: .

You think all those popular white supremacist posts online are by accident? They try to sway public discourse in a number of ways. For example they collude to post a WS talking point on popular viral videos esp those dealong with race and then thumb each other up to get it to the top. Other times they dress up in blackface and cosign WS points to trick people. They have done this recently with the Lil Wayne video on BLM.

This is the tip of the iceberg.

Yup, this blog broke this down a few years ago:

black sock puppets

black sock puppets



Black sock puppets are commenters who pretend to be black. Most are white racist trolls.

Red flags:

  1. Conspicuous Blackness:
    • Use of Mock Ebonics. This is pretty much a dead giveaway. Most Black Americans use Standard English in a public, written medium like a blog. Meanwhile, few whites can use Ebonics properly.
    • Act to stereotype. They do this to “seem black”, if only to themselves.
    • Use a name that seems “black” or “African”, like “Trinidad African” or “Naija Girl”.
    • Say they are black in their first comment. You might think this is pretty common among black commenters, but at least on this blog it is not. Most make their race implicit in what they say, not explicit. Presumably because, unlike black sock puppets, they do not feel the need to point out their race or expect it to be doubted.
  2. Have a stereotyped view of blacks. Particularly one that never seems to go beyond the misrepresentation shown on American television. Most blacks have a broader, more fleshed-out, subtle, ordinary-life view of blacks.
  3. Push whitewashed opinions. Either by word or by acting to stereotype. There is little point in being a black sock puppet otherwise.
  4. Trolling. At least on this blog, nearly all trolls have been white. They create disagreements for their own amusement and then make it about winning the argument – because deep down they do not take the subject seriously.
In short, black sock puppets tend to be trolls who are Conspicuously Black yet whitewashed!

These behaviours flow from the nature of being a black sock puppet yet are things most black commenters do not do. Any one of them in itself might mean nothing, but two or more together is a bad sign.

It is possible for a black person to do everything on the list, of course. Some blacks are Conspicuously Black. Some blacks are whitewashed. Some are trolls. Yet it is far more likely that these qualities will come together in a white troll than a black person.

That said, there are two things to watch out for:

  1. Judging blackness based on ideology. There are 40 million blacks in America, a billion worldwide. They cover the full range of opinion, from Clarence Thomas to Angela Davis to beyond. There is no ideological purity test.
  2. Ad hominem fallacy: Arguments stand or fall in the end based on fact and reason, not on who makes them. Even black sock puppets can be right.
The trouble with black sock puppets is not that they are wrong – sometimes they are right – but that they are arguing in bad faith.

Commenters and race: Generally speaking, I try not to concern myself with a commenter’s race, particularly since it is nearly impossible to prove over the Internet (and, in any case, letting people self-identify however they want is probably the best policy, online and off). Instead I try to concern myself with their arguments. White racism is wrong no matter whose mouth it comes out of.
 
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:snoop: @ them nikkas reveling in their own ignorance

Didn't you talk about some of those predominately white forums like NeoGAF, etc. referring to black people by code names like "zombies", etc.?

NeoGaf is liberal as fukk..... But you never know motherfukkers love their dog whistles
 

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Internet groups radicalized their sexual frustration into bigotry.

...She really broke it down.
The ironic thing is the Muslim terrorist they hate also radicalized sexual frustration into bigotry. White males are the greatest threat to black people.
 

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So what are we going to do about the Urban problem?

Almost all of the counties that voted Hillary were Urban, this is where all the liberal scum reside.

Trump won the election because of the rual white vote

So, what is to be done about these Urban liberal cesspools?

Another example
 

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So what are we going to do about the Urban problem?

Almost all of the counties that voted Hillary were Urban, this is where all the liberal scum reside.

Trump won the election because of the rual white vote

So, what is to be done about these Urban liberal cesspools?

Another example

:whoo: And they don't monitor these sites.

A Muslim equivalent would be shut down and a full blown scare in the media.
 
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