I occasionally wonder how it is that alt-Rightists, White nationalists, racial supremacists – Nazis by any other name, really – are able to delude themselves into thinking that a society that enshrines White privilege into every thread of its fabric is somehow under grave threat of being torn asunder by multicultural minority groups who have little power and influence. Then I remember that, to be fair, most Nazis are very dumb, or possibly in denial about what they are.
Case in point, this lovely individual on Twitter:
They call us "Nazis" because we are White. pic.twitter.com/ls7oDFqBjy
— Aryan State (@ONegrosko) September 21, 2017
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Actually, I was gonna call you a Nazi because your name is “Aryan State”. Then I saw the misogynistic shirts and thought only Nazis could be so proudly oblivious and self-hating. And then I saw the giant fucking Nazi flag hanging behind them, and I decided that not only are you an obvious Nazi, you’re also a flaming imbecile.
And if you thought it might have been a poe, the account is full of the same. Here’s their pinned tweet:
White people who want to survive are called "Nazis". If we are proud of our culture we are called "Supremacists". #AryanState pic.twitter.com/MhfC1Ajlq5
— Aryan State (@ONegrosko) September 23, 2017
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In case you were wondering, their followers are just as abysmally stupid. Here’s one who probably thinks they’re making a cognizant point:
— dj watson (@dannyjwatson) September 24, 2017
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Unfortunately for Ms. Meme here, the majority of Whites in the US aren’t rising up to take up the Nazi flag because they realize they’ve got it pretty damn well, and that Nazis are deluded poseurs who scapegoat everyone else for their own self-inflicted problems.
Now, if only these fascists would stop trying to pretend they aren’t what they so obviously are. You’re Nazis. Denying it only makes you look like self-loathing hypocrites on top of everything else.
(via Pharyngula)

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