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Andrew Joyce: On Liam Neeson and the Philosophy of the White Vigilante
"In a blurring of stark individualism and concern for the group as a whole, these characters often live (and behave) at the margins of the society they go on to protect.
"In a blurring of stark individualism and concern for the group as a whole, these characters often live (and behave) at the margins of the society they go on to protect.
They possess an open disdain for social permissiveness, bureaucracy, and procedure, and, finally, they are the spartan, right wing existentialist practitioners of a violent urban vigilantism."
Overlooked is the stark reality that sexual access to females, often in the context of rape, has been a perennial fons et origo for group conflict, and certainly for vigilantism. Historically women have been regarded as the vessels of familial, communal, and group honor
Invading cultures possess inverse perspectives, and vigilantism and mob violence are both prevalent and excessive in Muslim and other South Asian societies. Link between female chastity & familial and group honor remain strong, bolstered by control of females by male relatives.
All attempts by individual Whites to seek vigilante justice on behalf of the group are doomed to failure because the basic prerequisites for a productive White wrath are that Whites perceive themselves as a group and perceive themselves as having interests as an ethnic group,
