Thread by @MsEntropy

Y’all need to stop letting literal white supremacists define the narrative. Be. Clear.

The “white genocide” conspiracy theory isn’t some obscure, belief of the West Point Board appointee.

One of its biggest proponents: David Lane, Order member and Neo Nazi murderer.

https://twitter.com/emsteck/status/1398021998194876423

- American Nazi Party founder Rockwell and his predecessors talked about this idea in the 60s.
- David Lane titled his manifesto “White Genocide” in the 80s.
- Brenton Tarrant called his murder manifesto “The Great Replacement” 2 years ago.

West Point Board guy is a Nazi.

The language used by @CNN here is dangerously euphemistic.

“White genocide / replacement theory” isn’t a new, Biden-era phenomenon. It’s been championed by Neo Nazis for over half a century.

Call. It. By. Its. Name.

https://twitter.com/CNNPolitics/status/1398012405104492552

Trump appointed Army Col. Douglas Macgregor to the West Point advisory board, and Trump’s an easy target.

But framing ‘white genocide’ as a contemporary conspiracy theory is partisan, counterproductive, flat-out wrong.

Over half a century of this literal Neo Nazi idea.

I am so goddamn sick of anti-Trump liberals whose tunnel vision does nothing but let white supremacists off the hook because “Biden’s in charge!”

Ignoring the very clear, well documented genealogy of Nazi propaganda like ‘white genocide / replacement theory’ makes shit worse.

It’s like a pathological mirror image of the “yay we did it we defeated racism” feel good nonsense of the “Postracial” Obama era.

Confronting uncomfortable realities is the only way to learn.

How the hell do you people think we got Trump in the first place?

CASE IN POINT:

White supremacist infiltration of the military — like the ‘replacement theory’ itself — is more than 50 years old.

Anyone saying this began with Trump is directly responsible for its continuation.

https://twitter.com/TheDailyEdge/status/1398071445251624960

Bottom line:

You are either committed to dismantling white supremacy OR you’re addicted to freebasing ‘Orange Man Bad / R E S I S T’ Twitter clout.

You can’t do both - so make up your damn minds and pay attention to history beyond 4 years ago.

"Trump's West Point Board appointee believes in strange conspiracy! Not racists in MY good, clean government and military!"

-- CAN YOU BELIEVE JANUARY 6 HAPPENED AND WHO EVER WOULD HAVE THOUGHT SO MANY POLICE AND SERVICEMEN WOULD HAVE -- I AM CONFUSED

(I'd apologize for this rant, but I work on white supremacist infiltration and Neo Nazi political violence - in the police and military; it's constantly infuriating.

So, no. West Point's Colonel Macgregor is a Neo Nazi.

If it makes you sad, learn history and join the fight.

You’re free to disagree, but that would make you wrong.

And I’d caution against trying to fight me on this because you will look extremely foolish.

Coincidentally, today I started trying to centralize my book manuscript drafts. This is about a third.

So bring it.

Lost little Neo Nazi Zoomers who took a wrong turn on the way to Telegram and ended up here: I'm muting on site.

I had to go the DMV today, so I have even less patience for your shenanigans.

PS: run along or I will call your mothers

Liberals whose feelings I hurt by pointing out White supremacist violence is older than Trump, and will outlast him:

Here’s what you don’t need to explain to me:

- Trump emboldened racists
- Seb Gorka is racist
- Stephen Miller is racist
- Neo Nazis exist
- and so on

I’ll be blunt, because I am crabby as hell:

If it upsets you to hear that white supremacist violence is a bipartisan threat older and more entrenched than Trump…

…all the BLM hashtags in the world can’t change the fact that you’re not the progressive you think you are.

I’ll be nice again tomorrow.

I’m blaming my mood tonight on the DMV giving me PTSD flashbacks to the mugamaa in Cairo, except no on — absolutely no one — has a sense of humor.

[If you catch that reverence, solidarity, rafi9i / rafi9ti.]