Mosque occupied by French protesters against the islamisation of Europe.
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Please tell me you are kidding, there are people on Sup Forums who don't know what the alt-right is ?
Easton Young
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Aaron Cruz
What the fuck is that
William Perez
owl man
Jordan Bennett
I don't give a fuck about this guy, gtfo
Aiden Collins
Un khey qui ne connait pas zoulman
Daniel Walker
Haha, you wish, Schlomo
Eli Hall
On peut être un khey et en avoir rien à foutre du brocante game issou
Xavier Wood
FINALLY someone who supports the alt-right omg what has Sup Forums become
Leo Williams
Hillary's CTR goons are working overtime on here. I think a large portion of Sup Forums's more serious fascists and national socialists are spending less time here.
Jaxon Clark
There is also a real debate to have on what the alt-right actually is, hardcore alt-righters are basically national socialists, whereas some milo yiannopoulos supporters will also claim to be part of the alt-right.
Isaac Lee
> alt right
fuck off cunt
Dominic Green
An anti alt-righter on Sup Forums from panama, I can now say I have seen everything.
Whatever debate is really going on, Milo certainly isn't part of it. The hardcore of the Alt-Right (TRS, Richard Specer, etc.) officially renounced Milo more than a month ago now. The same goes for others, like Sargo of Akkad or Steven Crowder. People like them are simply cultural libertarians: they only care about ripping on SJWs and feminists, or criticising political correctness. But they do not acknowledge race realism, nor the problem of multiculturalism, nor the Kalergi Plan / le Grand Remplacement. They also refuse to talk about Jews.
TheRightStuff Millennial Woes American Renaissance Counter Currents NPI (Richard Spencer) These people (and many more) are the Alt-Right youtube.com/watch?v=wOmSxGoYGeY
Yes it does and it is stronger than ever, it is now a well known movement in France and its idea of "grand remplacement" is now widely talked of in French political debates.
Nathan Howard
Thanks for your answer. Nevertheless, there will be more people identifying as alt-righters who support Yiannopoulos than alt-righters supporting those more hardcore alt-righters. At least it can be said that Yiannopoulos and his movement is much more mainstream and has wider support. So who holds the right to say what the alt-right is ? That's a real issue.
Sebastian Collins
The problem with Milo is that he has shown that he is just a narcissistic homosexual who cares more about getting attention than actual politics or ideas.
Cameron Scott
This is very true and that really pisses me off. And the media invite him saying he is the alt-right leader. He is basically making of the alt-right only an anti-SJW culture, but I think it's more than that.
Landon Foster
Bump
Nathan Howard
>unironically using the term alt-right
Brayden Jones
What's the issue with using the term alt-right you faggot
Thomas Allen
The term means literally nothing. It's just a made up buzzword
Connor Phillips
Whether you are right or your comments are even relevant can only be determined by identifying the true originator of the nomenclature and self-designation of the so-called "alt-right". Just because a few storm fags denounce a few actual fags and *say* what is orthodox and who gets to be "the real" alt right doesn't mean shit - necessarily. Unless of course the people you cite literally invented the term and identified the core tenets as being garden variety storm-faggotry. So cite your sources or lick my butthole.
John Turner
Well you better google the fuck out of this term because it means something to many. Unfortunately it looks like most alt-righters barely go on /pol anymore.
Juan Howard
All labels are somewhat faggoty. But the term has social usefulness if it can actually identify an actual subset of the population. How elastic the term is depends on in/consistency over time.
Tyler Howard
Est-ce que la révolution viendra de la France encore une fois?
As far as I'm concerned there is no Alt-Lite, only Alt-wrong.
Jayden Green
La révolution française 2.0, avec pour mission de sauver l'Occident de la destruction et de l'invasion
Christopher Rodriguez
>google it >go to wikipedia >this is mentioned in the first paragraph
>It is difficult to tell how much of what people write is serious, and how much is intended to provoke outrage
like I said. the term means nothing.
Jayden Johnson
A term's meaning isn't the meaning of the first one to conceive it, but the meaning meant by the huge majority. For example the word Semite designated at first not only Jews but also Arabs who are Semites. But nowadays anti-semitism only means being against the Jews.
What I mean is that terms evolve, and that nowadays alt-right has become a way bigger movement with a hardcore minority which created it at first.
Thomas Robinson
I don't know what to tell you. The majority are essentially on the same page as Richard Spencer. Also, most of the notable figures in the movement have spoken out against degenerates like Milo and fence-sitters like Steven Crowder. I mean we started a whole meme last month trying to make Steven Crowder out as a massive nazi who wanted to gas all the kikes.
Connor Hill
Language does evolve but usually for the worse and illegitimately. For example, by your line of reasoning, the redefinition of the term racism, to strictky mean "prejudice+power" would be legitimate and your opponents could label you whatever they want and be correct.
Lucas Wilson
That's not always the case, and a term like "racist" is different from a term designating a political movement. The truth is that the alt-right has no leader, and nobody can give a consensual definition to what it means.
Ryan Brown
>youtube.com/watch?v=wOmSxGoYGeY I agree with you that the alt right is leaderless. And I question a group or individual who arbitrarily sets itself up as the authority of a leaderless entity. But - if Richard Spencer for example was indeed the first to coin the term in order to describe a pre-existing cohort of thinkers, who happen to be unanimous about their alliance or overlap and the adequacy of the term, then they get to define it. (IMO I suppose) I just don't know if this is the case and whether it can be proven. But it may.
Jaxson Hughes
Couldn't we draw a parallel with alt-left ? The alt-left being all the SJW's/Black lives matter cunts. We could say that bernie sanders supporters would be soft alt left, and hardcore SJW's would be the equivalent of the hardcore alt-right ?
The axis to draw this parallel in the end is nothing but ethnicity/race : the alt-left tends to want a multicultural country where white people are at the bottom, whereas the alt-right tends to want a white ethno-state with the white people on top ?
I say "tend" to indicate that is just a tendency, something they lean to, and the heart of each movement would be the hardcore part, which started their respective movements at first.
Benjamin Campbell
Just to add, the video linked to above, by "millennial woes" is asserting that he and the people he names are THE alt right. He also says that his Youtube channel is his livelihood. This brings the ligitimacy of his claim to being "definitive" into question because his livelihood is certainly a plausible motive for trying to capture the term for his own purposes. Whoever the fuck he is, his right to do that can only be established by his being the originator or being given the right by the originator.
Samuel Foster
Or him being widely recognized by those who identify as alt-righters as their leader ? It's a really hard question, to know what actually is a movement. But I guess every movement has different trends and shades inside it, what must be found is the common roots that unites the whole thing.
So I guess the alt-right can be defined as an anti-SJW, anti-immigration, anti-islam, pro freedom of expression, anti feminist movement. This is the common ground of every alt-righter.
Carson Walker
Hey frog can you find the video by a corsican youtuber named arnaud sessarou (not sure on spelling) where he reacts to the beach fight ( Muslims attacked corsican women for wearing bikinis, corsican men beat up the Muslims and even punched them when they were on a stretcher) arnaud's reaction was very inspiring for us Americans but he deleted it. English subtitles please
Jonathan Russell
Is there an "alt-left" per se? Perhaps on substance or in the way you describe but is the term actually being floated and adopted? Just curious.
As for the "core" or "heart" of the alt-right being about race, I could be biased as I am by no means an alt-right-oldfag (if I would even be allowed membership as a non racist). But what the other user called "cultural libertarians" as being distinct from the alt-right does do, is draw their "identitarian" tendencies (to borrow the term from Spencer) along broader, cultural lines to mean Western Civilization rather than the White race per se. At most they are provisionally adopting a protective or racIALIST stance because they/we have been forced to, rather than by an inherent sense of superiority/inferiority. Which is where Im at. I am way more concerned about not being oppressed or actively wiped out or damaged as a SWM, than I am about feeling superior. Way more concerned about the preservation and dignity of our civilization and cultural output/achievements than about undermining the dignity or relevance of any other. Come for me or my wife and family, or go too far with social justice policies and practices and we have a big problem. But if someone is cool with me I'm cool with them.
I don't know where this places me along the (artificial) spectrum of cultural-libertarian-alt-right. Doesnt really matter. If some stormfag "denounces" me they can suck my dick.
Samuel Jackson
>ctr trying to divide trump supporters I'm Alt right
Kayden Gutierrez
Oh yeah this video was great, I would love to translate it, but i don't want to get copyright striked though, but if there is no copyright issue this will be done asap.
Juan Rivera
I understand a lot what you mean, I personally am in a kind of "middle ground", where I find the cultural libertarians too soft but hardcore alt-righters... too hardcore.
But I think the first step is find what unites us all, which is first to put an end to political corectness, SJW's etc... Then there can be a talk about what we propose after putting an end to the left stupidity.
(btw do you have a twitter account, would love to continue this conversation, it is late in France right now and I have to go soon) or you can add me @French_Rebel_
Julian Rivera
I don't know if the original is even on his channel anymore. But he will copyright it so i ask that you upload a subtitled version on mega if possible. Or if it is still on his channel YouTube might let you write your subtitles on his own video
Isaac Perez
I can easily find his video that has been reused by many, but it's not on his channel anymore. And yeah he would probably copyright strike me. Convince him to let me translate the video and be sure i'll translate it.