I've been watching people like Ramzpaul and Millennial Woes for a little over a year now and I've been browsing Sup Forums for about 2 years and the alt-right still seems undefined which is why I've yet to refer to myself as alt-right.
I hated Milo's article about it and claiming "they're all just trolls xD" but at the same time how can anyone be mad when there's no solid definition of what the alt-right stands for?
Other than race realism and the JQ, I'm not sure where the alt-right stands. Are ashkenazi Jews and mixed(but mostly white) people that consider themselves white able to be part of the alt-right? Are pro white race mixers allowed to be part of the alt-right? Are pro white homosexuals accepted? Is it necessary to be a Christian?(Example questions to outline the lack of stances)
If not then why do so many within the alt-right complain about being called nazis when they'd technically be more puritan and extreme than the nazis? Hitler had 1/4th Jews in the SS and there were only race mixing laws that applied to Jews and those that mixed with Jews.
If you don't consider yourself alt-right then don't bother answering for a group you don't consider yourself a part of.
I don't know if the alt right stands for anything but here's my position.
People have forgotten the difference between nation and state. People have been brainwashed into thinking that caring for your nation first is evil, but of course usually only if you're white.
Nations are basically tribes or collections of tribes. A group of people related by blood with a shared background and culture. Being a nationalist no more means you hate people from outside the group than loving your close family means you hate every stranger you meet. In fact, I think losing sight of this has stripped people of knowing what love means. It has delivered unto us a completely unjust legal system devoid of any justice.
Furthermore, states can turn against their nations. Especially when states rule over multiple nations within their borders. The government apparatus can be hijacked and used to extract resources from one group to be given to another.
This is also why I don't begrudge blacks who don't want to stand for the national anthem. They really aren't part of the American Nation, even though they are governed by the state and live within the country, and they know it. They may not be equipped to articulate this, but they understand it innately.
Modernity has failed mankind in this way and insofar as the alt right raises awareness of this and the genetic aspect of IQ, it's a worthy movement. I just hope the Jewish Question shit doesn't consign it to an early grave.
Tyler Ross
I have a full time job and I work 6 days a week most of the time. I also work out every day before leaving for work at 6am. I have a large family and a small group of close friends which I make time for regularly.
Go fuck yourself.
If that's genuinely all there is to it then I could be on board but a lot of those statements still leave a lot of room for interpretation.
It seems a but vague and let's you infer what you want from so much of it.
Brayden Perry
The alt right is, by definition, an alternative to current main stream right wing politics. This means it is a big tent that will have a lot of variation, it can't be helped. A lot of people are vying for primacy as they see the old order dying.
You have people mostly focused on economics and trade, civic nationalists, ethno-nationalists, neo nazis, etc. And those groups don't all agree on everything but they are alternatives so they kind of fit under the umbrella. And they are not in any mood for infighting right now.
Jason Green
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I agree with all of that with some exception. I think it's most difficult for us Americans being in such a mixed society. If we were in Hungary I think it would be very easy for me to cosign the idea that all non Hungarians are not my tribe but here not all non whites are strangers to me.
What is the goal? Balkanize and form a pure ethnostate within the US? Imagine how muddy something like that would get. How would we do it?
In the meantime obviously all WE need to do is support nationalism and hold the line(easy enough) but what's the long term end game exactly?
We have to think of this the way progressives think. Progressives don't demand ideological purity. Anything that advances the cause is fine. That's why you can have racists like Hillary Clinton and niggers in the same party—they both believe in the same overall cause.
It's not a matter of making a master plan, it's a matter of pushing slowly but firmly in the right direction. Anything that advances it, big or small, is good.
Brody Gonzalez
The alt right doesn't exist. It's a made up term coined by leftist media. The idea is to take all the people that don't support shitlery and place them in a nonexistent group. This way the media can define their made up groups beliefs and associate anyone they want with this group.
It's like how normies actually believe "anonymous" is an actual hacker group when it's just presented that way by the media. In reality it doesn't exist and can be represented by literally anyone.
Levi Scott
>coined by leftist media
Factually inaccurate.
There may be a goal of framing the alt right as the face of Trump's campaign in an effort to hurt him but they definitely didn't invent the phrase.
Austin Butler
And then at the final hour National Socialism out of nowhere.
Cooper Sullivan
Then who did? Either way, they popularized it and are undoubtedly responsible for making it mainstream.
Zachary Ortiz
I don't know but people like Ramzpaul and MW have been using the phrase way back before the term was ever used by liberal(or conservative) media.
I think Ramz has a video on his channel where he talks about where he got the term but I don't remember which video.
Cameron Adams
I don't really care about the term. People rejecting cuckservatism on a large scale could be called the alt right I guess. I just don't like how the left has latched onto it and is desperately trying to define the group even though it doesn't even exist to the extent that it can define itself.
Thomas Adams
>Other than race realism and the JQ, I'm not sure where the alt-right stands
No terms defines the whole alt-right. That said, they're usually socially conservative (like 1950s) and white nationalist or at the very least pro-white. No racemix but they're usually softer on asians.
>Are ashkenazi Jews and mixed(but mostly white) people that consider themselves white able to be part of the alt-right?
No. You can't really be a jew and be alt-right. I mean I guess you can but you won't be popular to say the least.
>Are pro white homosexuals accepted?
You will meet resistance but I think it's possible. Much easier than being jewish thats for sure
>Is it necessary to be a Christian? No
>If not then why do so many within the alt-right complain about being called nazis when they'd technically be more puritan and extreme than the nazis?
Yeah it's a little weird. Some people in the alt-right whine about being called racist but they're clearly racist by any standard.
>Hitler had 1/4th Jews in the SS and there were only race mixing laws that applied to Jews and those that mixed with Jews.
Yeah I know. I think the alt-right has a fair amount of larpers in it that might explain the caricatural anti-jew position.
Honestly I agree with the alt-right on almost everything. The only reason why i dont identify with the alt-right is the jew shit. Not getting mixed up with that shit.
Oliver Watson
I think Richard Spencer is the first one to use the term in a way that reflects its current meaning. Speaking of which here's Spencer and other speaking on the altright youtube.com/watch?v=aJWLjRK2SRo
Dominic Powell
The alt-right is a personality movement. It doesn't have any consistency. If you have an inflated ego you can join.
Jason Ross
Its pretty hard to deny that jews have played a disproportionately large role in creating the modern society we are rejecting.
Julian Richardson
Just bow down to our leader, you homosexual.
Julian Turner
I keep saying: It doesn't exist; it's an umbrella term for those on the 'right' who hold views which are currently unpopular.
Jonathan Bailey
I'm just here for the memes honestly
Asher Gutierrez
I went to high school with the girl in OP's pic
Nathaniel Edwards
Nice projection. Humanity will go extinct and all this 'productive' activity will have been in vain, it was an illusion from the start. Life is not hard work. A tree does not need to take itself seriously in order to grow. It is not hard work for a flower to blossom it happens of itself.
Nicholas Ramirez
I don't deny it at all, it's so obvious at this point but what do we do with that info going forward?
Do we bar entry for pro Western/European ashkenazis? I feel like that could be a massive misstep. They are technically European and they're highly intelligent on average.
I understand being weary of them(look what happened with Carswell in UKIP) but then look at people like Bobby Fischer(redpilled even if a bit nuts)
Eli Hernandez
the "alt-right" is what they used to call "southpark republican"
trump just bridge the gap between Sup Forums and them
Mason Sanders
well...technologically alt-right is slightly to the right of south park Republicans....but i just think that was the naturally progression
Brody Morgan
Southpark republics are fence sitter libertarian babbies though
Alt right is just a blanket term for people whose only common belief is they hate neoliberals/neocons and want them gone
Ethan Rogers
"Alt-right" is "stupid inbred hick rednecks." It's a non-existant straw man, a made up term meant to dismiss. Somewhere in those two years you should have come across the term Dark Enlightenment.
Aiden Miller
Most of the altright is basically libertarians who hate niggers, spics and arabs. (generally speaking)
Levi Jones
>Dark Enlightenment
I have come across it. Terrible name and destined to be fedora shamed into irrelevance.
Jaxon Ramirez
I like the name
Daniel Hall
it wasnt like that at first but now that could actually be true
Joshua Garcia
>I am part of the dark enlightenment
You see where I'm going with this?
Matthew Gutierrez
>Do we bar entry for pro Western/European ashkenazis? Are there any pro Western/European ashkenazis? Especially one who puts European people before their own people? Because I really don't think your hypothetical Jew exists. So why is it an issue to exclude them? They don't want to be with us anyway.
Evan Hill
Nobody cares about Milo. He's funny because his faggotry makes him immune to leftist criticism. To the point where Twitter had to outright ban him because his support for Trump was getting so much visibility. But he doesn't reflect on the majority of Trump support, that's for damn sure. No matter who he supports, he's still a faggot.
Jace Johnson
>he's still a faggot So are we all.
>Twitter had to outright ban him because his support for Trump It was racist trolling that got him banned, but you know that already...
Oh when, dear anons, will Milo demonstrate his sucking technique on me?
