'THAT'S RACIST!' The Incessant Scream from MSM ...

[Rev.Cambeul]

Chimp smokes weed. White man calls chimp, My Nigger ...

https://twitter.com/Vitalyzdtv/status/1005183412112539649

YouTuber star Vitaly Zdorovetskiy films monkey 'smoking weed' and says the 'n-word'
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=12240730

[Rev.Cambeul]

How did I miss this one? From 2017

Sneakers are now RACIST!

https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/new-balance-works-to-put-out-fire-over-being-declared-uniform-for-neonazis/news-story/5e3ed49224ec0f01ef963e80ab7c1667

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

I heard in Germany you can be in trouble for wearing third Reich symbols. So the Nazi Hipsters there use "New Balance shoes" because it has the "N" there. Or Classic Adidas sneakers because the guy who invented them was " Adolf Dassler/AdiDAS".

They wear garments with a number 8 Billiard ball 8 representing Hitler. The brand "Lonsdale" came under fire because the middle 3 letters "NSD" visible from an open jacket unzipped stands for "National Socialist Deutschland.

Learn to Spot the Secret Signals of Far-Right Fashion

A new sociology book explores how the style of right-wing youth subcultures has evolved in Europe and what's come to replace the racist skinhead.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/1473185/British-firm-Lonsdale-tries-to-lose-Nazi-image.html

https://www.vice.com/en_au/article/59wjq8/learn-to-spot-the-secret-signals-of-far-right-fashion

How would a kid who wants to flirt with the far right find out what to wear if there are so many options?

There are lots of different ways. Some schools and stadiums or even the Parliament building has banned some of the brands. So kids know because they've signed something at school saying they will not wear any of those brands. One of the kids I interviewed found out about a numeric code that was banned because he asked for it to be on his license plate, because it's also in his birthday, but then was told it's a Nazi symbol. Some of them talked about being at protest marches and seeing the brands that everyone's wearing. Some are reported in the media and talked about in classroom settings. Some of the kids are super informed about what's allowed in different clubs and how they get in and around bouncers who look the other way. They were remarkably well-informed. They say this is what you pick up in their neighborhood.

In your book, you argue that the existence of these brands desensitize far-right consumers to extremist ideas, but how does that happen if the average observer isn't picking up on their messaging?

Academic reviewers have said a few times, "Isn't this just clothing? How can it be important?" You do get people who think fashion doesn't matter. I have tried to argue that it matters in a lot of important ways. It can be a gateway into the scene. Kids talk about when they got their first Lonsdale jacket or their first Alpha Industries jacket or whatever the brand is.

But also there's a shirt right now that's really contemporary referencing the migration crisis that has an anchor that says, "Raise the borders, batton down the hatches." There's nothing on the shirt, but then on the website there's this whole lengthy tirade. So there's kind of a whole socialization aspect to the clothing. There's like a guy dangling from a noose, or one that says, "We know where you live" which has the number 88 on it. The messaging is playful and it seems fun to manipulate the codes that way. There was another one that referenced ten murders and a right-wing terrorist cell that was responsible for these murders. They're trying to be flippant or funny or amusing or thinking that threats to an individual is funny. That's the kind of desensitization that I talk about as being a way to making light of atrocities.

I didn't realize that there were far-right clothing companies.

We have that in the states, too, but what's unusual in Germany is they have these screen-printed T-shirts that are really high-quality like a J Crew or an Abercrombie and Fitch, and they lace the clothing with these codes and symbols. It's complicated. They're not always far-right ideologically, but they'll market to a far-right consumer base.

How is this any different from when people adopted Fred Perry and Doc Martens?

I think that it started for a bunch of reasons. Essentially because the brand's logos in some way resonated with the far-right. In the German context, where it's illegal to display a swastika, you can zip up your Lonsdale jacket, which displays the letters NSDA [the acronym for National Socialist German Worker's Party in German]. But if a police officer stops you, you can unzip it, and it's just "Lonsdale." So they initially co-opted these brands for whatever symbolic representation they determined was connected from this logo, and then somebody figured out there was a market to create their own brands and sell to their own market

[Rev.Cambeul]

The next accusation will be that I wear Blue Jeans because I'm a misogynist who likes Blow Jobs from the ladies. The only way to avoid that, will be to wear pink pants ... which will then be interpreted as an act of misogyny because it represents ladies' pink bits as well as cultural appropriation of faggot styles.

Fun Facts of Anti-Whiteness

They attempted to shame me and force me to grovel and apologise for being White because ...

When I was a teen and younger, I had long hair. I was told I was a Nazi because Bikers have long hair.

When I was a Soldier, my hair was short, so they told me I was a Skinhead Nazi.

When I left the army, I grew my hair long again ... Again I was a Nazi because I looked like a Biker.

And no matter what I wore or how long or short my hair was, when I rode a motorcycle, I was a Nazi because I was a Biker.

Now that I shave my head and drive a car, I'm a Nazi walking the streets, shopping, reading the paper or sleeping - because I shave my head. And when I'm out driving, I'm Nazi because my car looks like a GM Holden/Chev SS.

British made car/Mini represents Colonialism, the Union Jack used by British Nationalists,
two White guys in the front force the Black girl into the back ...
"THAT'S RACIST!"
Note: Mike Meyers is Jewish
"THAT'S ANTI-SEMITIC!"

And that's all no matter what I actually believe. Nobody ever asked what I thought. They just told me I was Nazi because ... and when I refused to grovel to their anti-White demands, it proved (to them) beyond all doubt that I was a neo-Nazi White Supremacist Racist, and I am the reason why White People have to be EXTERMINATED.

How RACIST is that against White People? Say no to WHITE GENOCIDE.

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[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Whites are allowed to be discriminated against in the work place.

Me personally If I was an Australian Abo I'd be offered a permanent role in a business because the Government comes to the party and gives employers $10k AUD year as an incentive to employ boongs! But not me!

I get excluded from an Abo native tilted zone and my permit cancelled for taking images on my own camera! In my own Country. Where's my White privilege card here? Oh! Nobody wants to touch Black fella stuff! Gets too hot to win in court!

I do acknowledge non whites do appear in the work place and it's a good idea to leave your politics at the door. The noose thing wasn't a good idea to put on any bodies desk!

What makes a bit of rope racist? It is suggestively aggressive and inappropriate, in the same way dropping bullets on your enemies desk is not called for! If he put a knife on the desk or bullets it is inappropriate but not racist.

I have had an African  try steal my gear at work when I have been there to help them. I wouldn't allow it? Let me say I wasn't the protected species in this scenario. I paid for regaining my property after the African didn't want to reason with me to give it back.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Jewish Supremacist Anti-Defamation Commission/League Strikes Again

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/sydney-auctioneers-pull-nazi-memorabilia-after-complaints-from-jewish-community

A Sydney auction house has said they will stop offering Nazi memorabilia for sale after a Jewish advocacy Supremacist group called the practice an "outrageously obscene phenomenon".

Bargain Hunt Auctions, located in Sydney's northern suburbs, had originally listed at least eight pieces of Nazi memorabilia for sale as part of a "Militaria" auction planned for Saturday morning.

But when contacted by SBS News, following a complaint by Jewish community leader and Anti-Defamation Commission chairman Dvir Abramovich, the auction house said they would remove the items from the catalogue and would "decline anything Nazi orientated" in the future

"We don't want to make money from other people's misery," owner Veronica Owens told SBS News.

"We sell collections of anything, that's all we do, we are not here to offend anyone."

Dr Abramovich commended Bargain Hunt Auctions and called on "all sellers to follow suit and ensure that these vile objects and symbols of hate are not made available under their watch".

"We applaud Bargain House for choosing morality over profit and for showing sensitivity to the feelings of the survivors and victims," he said.

"No matter how far removed historically we are from the Holocaust, everything about this repulsive trade is wrong."

He also urged state and federal governments to assist in stamping out the sale of Nazi paraphernalia.

Bargain Hunt Auctions lists items for sale on behalf of private sellers - they do not own the items themselves.

Prior to the removal of the items, Dr Abramovich said selling Nazi memorabilia was "playing right into the hands of neo-Nazis

Jew Alert ! Jew Alert! A Jew doesn't like the sale of historic inanimate objects because these things apparently Nazi sympathisers get a kick out of collecting!

What does a coin and a lighter and badge have to do with an alleged massacre of Jews? It's not like they are weapons or dangerous items. Well I guess showing these to a Jew is like showing a wooden cross at a Vampire?