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The thing of addressing tweets to White Women is common practice in some quarters of twitter, its nothing unusual. I agree it has big problems (just like when people write things blaming 'Men' for whatever) but personally instead of railing against the form every time it gets repeated I prefer to look at my own kneejerk discomfort when reading those tweets and see what it is that i'm feeling so defensive about.
 
The thing of addressing tweets to White Women is common practice in some quarters of twitter, its nothing unusual. I agree it has big problems (just like when people write things blaming 'Men' for whatever) but personally instead of railing against the form every time it gets repeated I prefer to look at my own kneejerk discomfort when reading those tweets and see what it is that i'm feeling so defensive about.
That just sort of highlights what a useless analysis it is though.
 
I'm not defending it as an analysis, just saying that its common practice, and responding with an aggrieved 'not all white women' doesn't change anything.
 


At least the author of the original tweet appreciated the solidarity of a white man with a baseball bat more than a candle vigil hundreds of miles away by Team Hillary.
 
I'm not defending it as an analysis, just saying that its common practice, and responding with an aggrieved 'not all white women' doesn't change anything.
Well, hopefully it changes something. Hopefully it gets more people questioning the assumptions behind this sort of blame game.

Because it isn't "mothers", "women", or "white women" who are responsible for the actions of the klansmen; it's the klansmen.

(And, yes, I take the point about "good people staying silent". But that's not the point the tweeter was making, although it may be the point some readers took from it).
 
What I do want to pick up on is that "lots of white women agreed with her". Those white women may have misunderstood her. They may be taking something different from her tweet. Or, and this is an important point, they may be just as wrong as she is.

She is wrong IYO danny, yes I get that.

I think it's off to suggest those women that agreed with her don't understand or are just wrong though. Surely that's just as derogatory and sneerie as you are saying this writer has been. Akin to saying 'they don't know their own mind'. That you know better than them. I know you are not that dismissive but it's how it could be interpreted.
 
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danny la rouge, I can see why you are taking issue with how this point was made, but the specific behaviour described also goes beyond 'good people staying silent' to active complicity. Isn't there a need to be able to describe how a wider segment of American society sustains and has benefited from the action of klansmen in the street, preferably without appearing to blame all white women?
 
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She is wrong IYO danny, yes I get that.

I think it's off to suggest those women that agreed with her don't understand or are just wrong though. Surely that's just as derogatory and sneerie as you are saying this writer has been. Akin to saying 'they don't know their own mind'. That you know better than them. I know you are not that dismissive but it's how it could be interpreted.
OK, but maybe it's better to assume people are competent enough to own their views? If people agree with the tweeter, then they're assigning group blame based on biology. I think that's wrong. And I'd say that to them directly if they were here.

The grey area is interpretation. If people believe that what the tweeter is saying is a paraphrase or variant of the Burke quote about "the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing", then I agree with the thing they believe the tweet is saying, but I disagree with them that it is what it is saying.

I apologize if it came across as sneary, but my intention was to allow for areas of agreement but point out what it was I disagreed with.
 
Isn't there a need to be able to describe how a wider segment of American society sustains and has benefited from the action of klansmen in the street, preferably without appearing to blame all white women?
Yes.

But how is that apportioned?
 
The thing of addressing tweets to White Women is common practice in some quarters of twitter, its nothing unusual. I agree it has big problems (just like when people write things blaming 'Men' for whatever) but personally instead of railing against the form every time it gets repeated I prefer to look at my own kneejerk discomfort when reading those tweets and see what it is that i'm feeling so defensive about.

Disagreeing with it doesn't have to hinge on defensiveness . It's an illogical statement . And as it comes from an ideological background that's imbued with " privilege checking " at it's essence it's defining an ethnicity ...white...as " bad " . Its implying collusion . Even worse , it aligns the far right she's discussing with " toxic masculinity " . Which means ..if that analysis is correct , these same faceless women will very likely be on the regular receiving end of DV . So we have a feminist writer effectively victim blaming as well . So, the upshot will be if one of those fuckers goes home , gets drunk and physically abuses their partner..that's her fault for being white . As opposed to being trapped in an abusive relationship with a cunt .
It's wrong on every level because it comes from an ideologically fucked up starting point .
 
yeah - it's also what got GoDaddy to end their hosting, and possibly the "anonymous" takedown is fake as they haven't found another hosting provider willing to take them on, and so are putting that up as a pretence of being hacked instead of not being able to find hosting.
 
If you go to the Daily Stormer website you find this now: good.
The most recent article written for the site was entitled “Heather Heyer: woman killed in road rage incident was a fat, childless 32-year-old slut.”

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'Anonymous' hackers take over neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer

A bit of caution with that . Anonymous are denying any connection to it and suggesting its a nazi false flag .

Anonymous didn't hack the world's most notorious Nazi website. The truth is far more sinister
 
It is perfectly OK to blame white people, white women, white working class men, and on this occasion white working class women, for all of society's ills. It is after all just an opinion.
It is only when this thought process is jumbled up with 'anti-racism' or 'anti-fascism' that it becomes truly radioactive.
 
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How have the Daily Stormer only just now violated
the terms of service of GoDaddy? Fuck me they've
been posting such vile shit for ages.
They're a business. It's only when it becomes widely publicised and has a chance of threatening their profits from other sites that they give a shit. I'm sure they won't be giving back any of the money they've made from hosting racist filth.
 
They Are no different . They are the same fucking sickness. The same cancer .

It is no coincidence that their modern identity politics prominence ....dominance of discourse..coincides with...for the first time ever in global history ..one percent of the world owning over 50 per cent of the worlds wealth . Thats not a fucking coincidence . Its not an accident It's the result of a fucking cancer on the left . A fucking cancer . Socialism has been slaughtered . This utter shite is the detritus in its wake , a parasite on socialisms back . Its Racism..a cancer posing under " right on " identity . They fucking despise and disparage whites . They can't even hide it . They feed the likes of tommy robinsonsin et al . All the fascists have to do is quote their racist, identitarian shite verbatim to encourage race separation . It's fucking racism.
The means of production and the ownership of them...? A million miles away, and probably the wrong colour to be worried about .

Fuck this shite .
What's the difference between the charlottesville nazis and the ones you hang around with in Berlin when you're over there pretending to like football?
 
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Dortmund, Germany (on the far left it says "against Nazis, here and everywhere")
 
One point I've been meaning to make about the forms I.d. politics take in the US is that those forms are specific to that country, and go back to the first century of mass politics there. If you're an Irish-American immigrant, you vote for Boss Murphy because he got your cousin from Dublin the job in the police force.

And every time that happens, that's a job on the police that Boss Kowalski can't give to somebody's cousin from Warsaw. My point is that American identity politics are based on an assumed, inevitable conflict over inherently scarce resources. The socialist or social democratic assumption that such scarcity is not inevitable is alien to this point of view. And those who hold this point of view think that in conditions of scarcity, a gain for one group must inherently mean a loss for another group. The idea that a coalition of groups could overcome that scarcity and that conflict is one that they genuinely find hard or impossible to grasp.
 
One point I've been meaning to make about the forms I.d. politics take in the US is that those forms are specific to that country, and go back to the first century of mass politics there. If you're an Irish-American immigrant, you vote for Boss Murphy because he got your cousin from Dublin the job in the police force.

And every time that happens, that's a job on the police that Boss Kowalski can't give to somebody's cousin from Warsaw. My point is that American identity politics are based on an assumed, inevitable conflict over inherently scarce resources. The socialist or social democratic assumption that such scarcity is not inevitable is alien to this point of view. And those who hold this point of view think that in conditions of scarcity, a gain for one group must inherently mean a loss for another group. The idea that a coalition of groups could overcome that scarcity and that conflict is one that they genuinely find hard or impossible to grasp.
yeh it's just like in the wire, for example, in the second (?) series where everything stems from a conflict between a cop and the union over a window in a church.
 
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