It's all your fault pol/
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It's all your fault pol/
Dominic King
Ian Young
Kevin Sullivan
Is norway archive bot based in mexico now?
Jaxon Allen
this is a terrible article. both in style and substance.
Owen Scott
What a terrible move for Norway. Hope he's not drinking the water there.
Josiah Morales
In a nutshell.
>Literally ANYONE could be a nazi.
>TRUST NOONE
This is like the 80s Satanic panic all over again.
Hudson Smith
We should encourage this kind of rhetoric, to be honest (i.e., that minorities shouldn't trust ANY white people whatsoever). It's good recruitment/accelerationatism without the negative effects that come from other forms of accelerationism (e.g., like through mass immigration)
Josiah Diaz
They talk about certain brands being far right, which brands? I need new clothes.
Zachary Fisher
Prepping for communism
Zachary King
fucking lol these people are propaganda amateurs
that title is a fucking disaster
>there's a secret club of fashionable people that we, the media, do NOT want you to be a part of
this shit may as well be on the front page of the stormer
Isaiah Peterson
Just dress like you're far left then
Michael Gutierrez
In drag. Yeah?
Nathan Stewart
New Balance, Trump stuff, Dolce & Gabbana (endorsed Trump).
Thomas Howard
based
Jordan Martin
this is what I got as well
Wyatt Parker
This did get me thinking. It would he pretty fun to dress up as antifa and show up at their riots and burn shit. Agent provocateur and all.
Anthony Ramirez
What happened to him in haven't seen him in a while
Tyler Jackson
Somebody should make a list of all the Sup Forums approved clothing brands
Ryan Peterson
>More 'normal' people are far right now
>'Oy Vey da nahtzees are blending in and we can't strawman them and isolate them from their own society anymore, it's annuda shoah!!'
>implying it wasn't just normal people that have become far right by default since ((they)) tried to monumentally shift society to the far left in the past 5 years.
Aiden Jackson
Waste of time.
>new style of alt right is no cohesive style
Hey guys let's all wear the same thing but different
Ethan Diaz
Well, to be honest it's kind of true. Nobody I interact with on a daily would ever suspect me of being a "nazi." When my professors start talking about how they're scared of white nationalism growing and that Charlottesville proves it's coming back and anybody can be a nazi, I just sit there in delight. Because it's true, anybody can be a nazi now. And they don't even know that there is one right under their noses. It's weirdly satisfying
Joseph Howard
This
Jose Robinson
Styx don't larp as a Confederate. Come on.
Logan Cooper
What a retarded article. They should be much more worried about those of us that know how to blend in with them.
Levi Edwards
yes
who would expect it?
Carson James
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Juan White
I just wear black clothes, but I'm also a metalfag but keep it subtle.
Camden Jackson
>far right fashion
how to know all the gay shit you read is fake news
Justin Baker
The left is basically the John Birch Society, checking under their beds every night for Nazis and Russians.
I love this timeline.
Juan Sanders
>sees article by vice
>immediately forgets to care.
Ian Hernandez
The alt-right sucks, but it's always hilarious whenever I see the far left tell people to be on guard as if they're some kind of special corp ready to kill the alt-right at a moment's notice. It's almost like McCarthyism with the whole "how to spot an alt-right person" shit. Similar to "do you know if your neighbor is a COMMUNIST?"
Christian Williams
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Carter Martinez
>”the skinhead scene really only emerged in the 80s.”
>mfw this is supposed to be an expert on the far right
women are fucking retarded.
Mason Torres
>far right fashion
I've worn pairs of these for 25 years. Am I a NAZI? oh wait I am
Asher Rodriguez
>data storage system filled with belts and cogs
The jews are really on another level here
Kayden Garcia
>Lonsdale is a far right clothing brand
the absolute STATE of the left.
Xavier Lewis
Their cousin that sells belts and cogs needed a work contract.
Leo Torres
The argument the article makes is that a partially zipped up jacket shows only "NSDA" (i.e. national socialist workers) but allows plausible deniability when fully unzipped.