So, just a short while ago, there was a stormfag "Quotes from the Gemara, Jews are evil!" thread. I guess the jans cleaned it up. But it got me wondering. One of the anons on the thread pointed out how 4 of the 20 quotes are from books that don't exist, and several others aren't even from the Gemara, and oh by the way, they're wrong.
Putting aside for the moment the question of why antisemitism exists, where did this exceptionally stupid variant come from? I mean, especially once you have things like the internet, it should be easy to check up on this sort of shit. Assuming an honest neo-nazi, who really does want to convert other people to his ideology, shouldn't he make at least a bare effort to make sure it's not retarded on its face?
Where do these people come from, and why are they so bad at actually pursuing their ideology?
how the fuck is this history related? fuck off, we don't want /pol/ or anti-/pol/, let us just have Veeky Forums you fucking kike nigger
Juan Wood
Neo-Nazis have been a political movement since at least the 80s and probably before. If you can ask a question about the impact and methods of any other given political group or ideology that was extant back then, why not Neo-Nazis?
Jeremiah Roberts
Neo-Nazis have been around for more than 25 years.
Jaxon Butler
>Where do these people come from, and why are they so bad at actually pursuing their ideology? In my country neo-nazis and punks are associated with low income, thus low inteligence.
Christian Green
>where did this exceptionally stupid variant come from? people who romanticize hitler due to the underdog mentality who are also economically disadvantaged
Jacob Sullivan
Pharisees are self-evidently evil because Pharisaism is a wicked religion straight from the depths of Hell, as Jesus Christ Himself proclaimed in the Gospels when He called them "like a brood of vipers" and in Revelation "the Synagogue of Satan." In many ways "Jews" are the incarnation of the devil on earth. I mean, what kind of believers would murder the God they claim to worship?
The Talmud is a twisted and blasphemous book based on nothing but lies and should be burned. The followers of so-called "Judaism" are evil and they sow evil wherever they are, chiefly through their accursed usury, their chief source of power. The self-proclaimed godless ones are actually followers of an even purer strain of Pharisaism, which is more properly called Satanism. Look into any vile movement, from Marxism to the pro-Sodomy bloc, and there are Talmudists at the heart of it. Modernism itself, the source of so much evil in the world, in many ways is just a rebranded Pharisaism. Many ethnic gentiles are actually "Jews" in all but name, given their thoughts and characters.
However there is nothing wrong with "ethnic Jews" (if there is such a thing in this day and age) if they convert to Christianity. Jesus Himself of course was an ethnic Hebrew, as were His followers, and St Paul was even a Pharisee who persecuted Christians unto death before his famous vision on the road to Damascus. "Jews" are pure evil for spiritual rather than racial reasons.
Adam Clark
>it should be easy to check up on this sort of shit Most people are illiterate when it comes to the news, let alone the internet. They're also extremely lazy, and will tend towards a handful of information sources that only serve to validate their view of the world and themselves.
Andrew Brown
not history >inb4 humanities
Jace Thompson
Leftism and Rightism are both the products of low self-esteem owing to mediocre intellect, uncharismatic personality, unprepossessing looks, or modest socioeconomic background (or some combination thereof). Both are expressions of deep feelings of personal inadequacy developed in childhood and fully developed in adolescence or early adulthood: Leftism as an inferiority complex latent in the middle class, and; Rightism as a superiority complex latent in the working class. Both extend readily into sadomasochism and violence. "Industrial Society and Its Future" by Theodore Kaczynski ("The Unibomber Manifesto") offers a revealing look (much more revealing than the author intended) into the psychological processes behind political extremism as well as a cogent analysis thereof. People who resort to extremist political ideologies as mental crutches don't deserve contempt, but rather pity, and need to be demonstrated love if they have a hope to heal.
Lucas Hughes
Did Hitler have a penis?
David Butler
Why don't you ask your grandmom?
Ethan Howard
How can someone idolize Hitler when they don't know for sure whether or not he had a penis and was male?
Evan Stewart
Thanks for the recommendation. I did that.
Justin Hughes
>where did this exceptionally stupid variant come from? Think of neo nazis as weeaboos and you'll completely understand
Charles Thompson
Is this person a man or a woman? I can't see his penis.
Michael Powell
It's just a cringy boy
Evan Davis
You really underestimate the number of uneducated and unintelligent whites in the world. That along with the number of white social outcasts that "REE" and hate on "normies".
Levi White
Stormfront makes up a lot of "evidence" things to push their ideology. Honestly the suspicious part of me thinks the whole neo nazi movement may be controlled opposition.
Sebastian Wilson
You can't argue with nazis because they're proud of their ignorance, they don't think much about their goals they're like animal reacting instinctively.
Nathaniel Perez
But really when i think about it, a great deal of political movements are based on outright falsehoods (michael brown, gender wage gap) Really you have to attack the underlying reasons of why people latch on to these things.
Ian Jones
Neonazis are in some kind of taqiyya in which they feel allowed to lie constantly to further their agenda. It's extremely common to find fake quotes and made up bullshit among the propaganda they vomit. I once found an entire text from marx changed to make it seem like he supported slavery, and a book about mapuches changed to make them seem violent/evil.
>I mean, especially once you have things like the internet, it should be easy to check up on this sort of shit. Assuming an honest neo-nazi, who really does want to convert other people to his ideology, shouldn't he make at least a bare effort to make sure it's not retarded on its face? Neonazis are either in on the lies or retarded enough to not check anything they come across and believe whatever they read (the typical example being /pol/ infopics). Of course, the vast majority are in the second category.
Nolan Parker
Me me being a daywalker weeb is the equivalent of thinking Hugo Boss could make a spiffy uniform?
I guess that works.
Samuel Allen
Did you actually look up the quotes yourself? I mean they ARE fake but it sounds like you did exactly what the person who posted them did.
Carson Edwards
After confirming that two of the books mentioned didn't actually exist and that their first mention is in "The Talmud Unmasked", a 19th century canard, I figured he was at least more honest than the OP of that thread.
Justin Baker
Neo-Naziism is just confirmation bias: the ideology
Jaxson Young
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Tyler Brooks
existence itself is just a confirmation bias
Carter Richardson
This, though the ancient Hebrew religion of Solomon's age isn't evil, just obsolete given the Christ covenant.
Carson Gonzalez
The early 50s in France when authors who sympathized with the nazis (not declared neo-nazis) started writing articles/pieces/books about how hitler was trying jus tryin ta save europ from da commies, etc Their arguments are literally unchanged from then.
The first holocaust denial pieces came from france in the early 1960s, also little has changed from what was argued then to what is argued now even though everything they said back then has been thoroughly refuted.
My personal guess is that it continues to exist because only 3% of the people who spout pro-nazi stuff actually believe it, and the remaining 97% are young/edgy/uneducated and think the nazis are cool.
Jaxon Powell
Theyre american what dod you expect?
Adam Mitchell
lel the first response to the thread: "cuck"
Justin Howard
Talmud or no, schlomo is a real slippery Pete and that's all you need to know.
Blake Perry
I don't know, what was their response when presented with the evidence?
Justin Perez
I really hope faggots like you live in house with nonwhites for a few months, everything else will come by itself.
Logan Foster
He's not saying racism is bad, he's saying that a lot of /pol/ infographics are poorly researched. If you want to convert others, research them well.
Easton Morris
No, no. Facts are for jews, user. Don't you get it?
Elijah Brown
It's very hard to find a complete English translation of the Talmud
Personally there is most likely some very questionable stuff in there with regards to the goyim which is why I believe Jews have played a part of suppressing their rabbinical texts
>inb4 sacred texts It's not a complete English translation and the newest website that has the Talmud in English is only like 1/9th translated to English
Matthew Carter
But when people bring statistics and infinite amount of evidence that nowhites are subhumans you start to scream ad hominems just like this pussy right here Who clearly has the reading comprehension of a 10years old. Even though lefts are the fabrics of false facts and even more the jews he still goes on pretending that lefties ever use facts even though censorship is their main objective.
Owen Richardson
Nice facts.
Ethan Williams
Are you drunk? Your typing is almost incoherent.
When talking about the Talmud, one has to remember that it is also a series of transcripts of the many, many, MANY discussions of Jewish law by rabbis. What may seem, from a (very carefully selected) quote from the book to be a wide damnation of the filthy goyim cattle on behalf of all of Israel, may well turn out to be one statement from one rabbi of one community that was almost immediately disproven by his opponents.
Adrian Campbell
What facts do you want me to bring in, just say. >incoherent But of course.
Carson Stewart
The Talmud was designed to not be read by Goyim.
A page of Talmud has no vowels, no punctuation, and is missing words and phrases you are just supposed to know are there. If the rabbis had wanted everyone to learn the Talmud, they wouldn’t have written it in code. You have to break your neck to learn Talmud! A page of Talmud has no vowels, no punctuation, and is missing words and phrases you are just supposed to know are there.
Of course there is bad shit about gentiles in there, but unless you understand Hebrew, and how to read between the lines, you wouldn't get anywhere. The English translations are pretty much scrubbed clean of all the bad shit. You can't just plug the Hebrew from it into google translator, it wouldn't make sense.
Jaxon Flores
It's not just them. A great many people don't care about whether or not their ideology is actually true, they care about rhetoric. Reading into your ideas runs the risk of finding out they're not true, it's much easier to assert that they are and pretend that any dissent is constructed, fraudulent, or silly.
Aaron King
Frankly, a lot of this stuff goes way back in the context of the United States. The protocols of the elders of Zion is a tract that is repeatedly cited all throughout white supremacist literature as if it were fact, even to this day. Neo-nazi literature relies on very old, outdated, and esoteric ideas about race.
The content of neo-nazism often feels baffling or is perceived of as stupid in the eyes of modern liberals, but the presence of neo-nazism is rooted in hegemonic, academic racist theories that have existed for the past 300+ years. Effectively, neo nazis today believe and cite ideological perspectives on race that have existed long before any of the lives of any of the current members. When this is synthesized with nazism's traditionalist sympathies, a self-reinforcing ideology that relies on "old knowledge" emerges, even though said "old knowledge" was long ago debunked throughout through later academic research.
Ultimately, to understand the answer to your question, it's crucial to understand the ways that white supremacists often source their writings (of what they value epistemically). You often find repeated themes like those you pointed out and the problems are vastly more complex than you would understand on first glance. Organizations like the institute of academic racism and, to a somewhat lesser extent, the splc try to trace the genealogy of the sub ideologies that exist wishin the super-ideology that is neo-nazism.
Liam Johnson
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Adrian Morris
>Of course there is bad shit about gentiles in there, but unless you understand Hebrew, and how to read between the lines, you wouldn't get anywhere. The English translations are pretty much scrubbed clean of all the bad shit. You can't just plug the Hebrew from it into google translator, it wouldn't make sense. Then how do you know it's there?
Juan Long
The narrative is more powerful than the fact. A narrative is essentially a lie, so a deceitful narrative is more powerful than a truthful one.
Evan Miller
>and St Paul was even a Pharisee who persecuted Christians unto death I thought he was a frumentarius.
Chase Thomas
Start posting and I'll start assessing.
Tyler Butler
>where did this exceptionally stupid variant come from? Ideological Subversion:
It was fabricated. The "Neo-Nazi" term indicates an individual who clings on to a post-mortem ideology that we consider "dead". It is a stupid term because it assumes that National Socialism died with the defeat of "The Nazis". Which it did not.
The "New-Nazi"-movement was subject to (as a lot of other "movements") the COINTELPRO-program during the 80's. There have been a lot of efforts trying to dismantle the ideology from within and it worked almost too well. The differences between actual National Socialism and Neo-Nazi (Stromfag-fuckery) is radically different, the introduction to Hitler's "Degenerate elements" into the movement had it disoriented and preoccupied with nonsense events. Even the translation- and selling of Hitlers Mein Kampf overplayed the focus on antisemitism (the original a lot more anti-capitalist/"profiteers" messages than anti-Semitic) in order to make the movement seem more crazy. They did the exact same thing with the Panthers, Hippies and the Far Left.
The whole antisemitic thing is really just a decoy. Most Nazis are as gullible as their leftist counterparts so they will continue fighting for their beliefs while doing the dirty work for others. You can take /pol/ as a good example of this: a "Neo-Nazi"/Racial Realist/Libertarian board that literally spew countless anti-jew memes just helped shilling for the most Israel-friendly president in the history of America because he was sponsored by David Duke and promised to build a wall. Now the Leftists cry because they believe in the same meta-meme.
Most nazis are (just like most leftists) just smart enough to convince and just dumb enough not to question. It's perfect: youtube.com/watch?v=mqSV72VNnV0
Charles Perez
That's just how Hebrew and a lot of semitic languages are written. Pic related is a Hebrew newspaper from back when Romney was running for president.
You'll notice no vowels, and almost no punctuation, and sentences written where the word count if translated literally would not render a coherent English translation. It's just the breaks of the language, not some hidden code designed to fool the goyim.
Jordan Cox
>nazis are equivalent to leftists
OK, NatSoc-guy.
Grayson Hall
Equally illusional people chasing a utopia that will literally never ever come to past? He hit the nail on the head there.
Anthony Jackson
yes, chasing a dystopia that can come to pass is a much better choice
Thomas Reed
>doesn't know about synarchism >actually believes a social/economic utopia or dystopia is achievable Most things are rigged, and if they aren't yet they will be soon. That's why ".. hasn't been tried yet". The only ideology that actually works is Synarchism because it preys on kinds like you and kinds like them: Idealists with nothing but ideas.
You should read about Allen Dulles and his proposal to "muh evil nazis".
Charles Bailey
I've noticed in general that Neo-Nazis tend to have a really watered down and simplistic version of the Nazis actual ideology.
The Nazi's ideology was much more nuanced and articulated, and has a big background in folklore and the occult. Much of it was actually just politically motivated and changed when it became convenient so it's hard to tell what they genuinely believed at times.
Samuel Ramirez
>It is a stupid term because it assumes that National Socialism died with the defeat of "The Nazis". Which it did not.
It did, though. Everyone who is stupid enough to follow it once that Austrian painter killed Hitler fully deserves the "neo" preposition.
Michael Nelson
Because it's discussing Neo-Nazi misrepresentations of the past, dingus.
Michael Sanders
Because [spoiler]I'm jewish and have read copies in hebrew[/spoiler]
John Gonzalez
t.centrist faggot.
Elijah Hill
People like to be proven right. Say something that they agree with and they will most likely believe it, especially if you claim that the thing was said by a smart person like Einstein
Dylan Diaz
Reality does not conform wholly to any extremist way of viewing the world
Jacob Butler
Are you a nigger?
Dylan Brooks
Yes I am.
Luke Taylor
Hitler was a centrist
Parker Russell
But did he have a penis,
Eli Bennett
>& Humanities
Anthony Thompson
Who cares
Evan Cook
He was whatever was expedient.
Xavier Sanchez
You would be hard pressed to find a non-biased source, especially when it comes to Nazi Germany and the second world war.
We will have higher quality discussions about the topic when both sides are treated fairly.
Henry Scott
If you're ACTUALLY interested and not just being autistic, here's a good summation.
A key thing to note is that Neo-Nazism and White Nationalism formed in a time when there was no internet and about 6 corporations whose boards contained a disproportionate number of Jews controlled every television station in America and just about every radio station just after America had gotten done fighting a war with Nazi Germany. Nazi Germany was seen as an idealized utopia by many who felt there was something wrong with American society.
Many of these people communicated by radio, word of mouth, or obscure magazines. The accuracy of their claims was dubious; they couldn't, say, look up official reports because in many cases there WERE no ways for them to look up official reports.
Ryan Howard
Who is actually autistic enough to subscribe 100% to one or another ideology?
Most people just pick things from here and there and make up their own ideology, and just identify with the ideology that more closely represents their views. Most non-ironic national socialists I've met don't care about muh race purity or muh norse gods. The far-right nowadays is more closely associated with conservatives that likely feel threatened by all the white-guilt bullshit that's been going on for the past few years and who might or might not agree with traditional christian ideas of morality.
Nazis are looked upon by a lot of them (us) because it was an extremely successful economic movement that was actually situated pretty nicely in between left and right ideologies and actually did a lot for the working class before a handful of it's leaders (and ONLY a handful of them) went full-retard well into the war.
Jaxon Ward
I'm not even close to finishing, but I am reading through the link, and he seems ridiculously heavily biased.
I mean, take this part.
>A more serious effort was a clandestine movement called the Black Legion, formed in 1935 by a man named Parker Sage. An underground patriotic revolutionary group organized on military lines, at one stage the Legion is believed to have numbered as many as 25,000 members, although one hysterical left-wing writer credited the organization with 100,000. The Black Legion functioned mainly in the central and upper Midwest, and in some Midwestern states it outstripped the Second Era Ku Klux Klan at its height in numbers and influence. Like the Klan, the Black Legion engaged in guerrilla-style attacks against Communist union agitators, blacks, bootleggers, and other elements deemed to be “anti-social”.
> Unable to obtain genuine evidence of any criminal wrongdoing, Federal authorities engaged in a crackdown in late 1937 through fabricated conspiracy charges which more or less broke up the organization.
"Hey, I know we're waging a guerilla war against people we don't like, but really, there was no wrongdoing, it was all a setup" strikes me as the sort of stuff only someone who is full of the proverbial kool-aid could write.
Brayden Russell
I'm not a centrist. I'm a distributist and a social conservative.
Luke Jones
Racist
Nolan Williams
>Neo-nazis are spreading fake news >Oh i have no proof of this oops
>The study of history is about being able to evaluate sources of information >Neo-Nazis are fucking retarded when it comes to this and this board is lousy with them Discussions of the study of history are just as important as discussions of history itself
Evan Foster
why is Veeky Forums on there with /pol/ and pictures of dildos? It's probably one of the more educated boards on this shithole website
Carter Adams
Nigga you're the one bringing "fake news" into this.
The quotes are made up. This means the poster of said quotes is either >gullible enough to take information at face value and integrate into their worldview as fact >lying in order to recruit people that fit into the above category
Deflecting the way you are makes you seem just as retarded as using made-up quotes to prove your point.
Evan Kelly
>where did this exceptionally stupid variant come from? I created it to make neo-nazis look silly.
Anthony Williams
Why should I hate my own race, you SJW faggot?
Robert Russell
Well. You sure showed him that despite his misconceptions you are in fact an articulate and intelligent individual basing your personal beliefs on sound reasoning.
Carter Lewis
who are you quoting
go be retarded somewhere else
Caleb Collins
go back to leftypol, SJW
Benjamin Fisher
It's not history related for one, also humanities education doesn't count.