Tue Sep 5, 2017, 01:59 AM
appleannie1943 (1,303 posts)
Neo-Nazis and Three Percent Militia unite to terrorize small Ohio townIn the hour before dawn on August 28 a college student found the first flier while on their morning jog. It was wheat pasted to a stop sign. Every stop sign on their route had one or more flyers from two different neo-nazi groups. A few blocks away, a professor went for their morning coffee and noticed a pickup truck with prominent stickers for a so-called 3% militia group called the “West Ohio Minuteman” idling in a parking lot downtown. Heavily armed 3% militia groups have taken the task of protecting the “Free Speech” rights of neo-nazi groups and more mainstream official Trump rallies. This author has seen them armed, illegally, on Ohio Statehouse grounds chatting with police. This is the first time that a three percent militia has put up or openly endorsed neo-nazi propaganda. The Village of Yellow Springs, home of Antioch College, is a long standing bastion of civil rights. It was a stop on the underground railroad. It was the first municipality in the nation to include sexual orientation in it's anti-discrimination ordinance. The list of other notable human rights milestones is much longer. The flyers, bearing the names of Identity Europa and the National Vanguard, were not aimed at recruitment. They bore no point of contact. There are zero people in the village of under 4000 souls that want anything to do with such a thing. All the flyers were had slogans supporting white supremacy or expressing hatred for gays and/or feminists. This was a mass armed act of intimidation directed at an entire zip code because of it's demographics and identity. http://www.mockingbirdpaper.com/content/neo-nazis-and-three-percent-militia-unite-terrorize-small-ohio-town Is this the sort of intimidation tactics we are going to have to stand up against now that the pResident in in the White House?
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appleannie1943 | Sep 2017 | OP |
msongs | Sep 2017 | #1 | |
DFW | Sep 2017 | #2 | |
defacto7 | Sep 2017 | #4 | |
Hoyt | Sep 2017 | #3 | |
Initech | Sep 2017 | #12 | |
Hoyt | Sep 2017 | #15 | |
Sunlei | Sep 2017 | #5 | |
elleng | Sep 2017 | #6 | |
Sunlei | Sep 2017 | #14 | |
elleng | Sep 2017 | #7 | |
gordianot | Sep 2017 | #8 | |
Atticus | Sep 2017 | #9 | |
Bantamfancier | Sep 2017 | #10 | |
Initech | Sep 2017 | #11 | |
workinclasszero | Sep 2017 | #13 |
Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 02:02 AM
msongs (65,357 posts)
1. is there a way to tell the difference between the police and the terrorists? nt
Response to msongs (Reply #1)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 02:03 AM
DFW (50,586 posts)
2. The uniforms are different (usually)
This is the age "Trump is president, so now it is OK to behave like this."
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Response to msongs (Reply #1)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 02:08 AM
defacto7 (13,485 posts)
4. I don't think so unless they are outspoken either way.
It's a closed fraternity in the US.
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Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 02:06 AM
Hoyt (54,770 posts)
3. Apparently, the government is just going to sit back and let III%ers
and other bigoted armed groups do what they like. One day we'll regret coddling these deplorables.
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Response to Hoyt (Reply #3)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 09:38 AM
Initech (96,283 posts)
12. If I have to sign up to fight Nazis...
Show me where the dotted line is! Kicking their asses to the curb is the patriotic thing to do!
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Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 02:22 AM
Sunlei (22,651 posts)
5. They must have connections to the local police/town officials. That connection must be broken by fir
firing police members of hate groups. That should be a new national policy.
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Response to Sunlei (Reply #5)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 04:07 AM
elleng (122,824 posts)
6. I'd think it unlikely, given Yellow Springs' history,
but being co-opted is not uncommon, I guess.
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Response to elleng (Reply #6)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 11:29 AM
Sunlei (22,651 posts)
14. way to many local police are members and supporters of hate groups.
police and military should never be hired if they are members, tattooed with nazi crap, post hate stuff in public/private or support in any way hate groups.
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Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 04:10 AM
elleng (122,824 posts)
7. The Governor might be interested,
both to do the right thing and to earn a few points for a presidential run.
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Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 05:07 AM
gordianot (15,000 posts)
8. I live in an area that has long standing problems.
Having spoken with some of these people personally you make it clear you do not tolerate their bull shit and they will live longer if they away from you on your property. They greatly fear publicity and have enough sense to know when discovered people will hate their guts. Trump and those who attempt to normalize Donald are a revelation for the white knuckle draggers, finally respect for hate and those who deserve to be hated.
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Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 09:22 AM
Atticus (14,997 posts)
9. Yellow Springs is absolutely worth a day trip. If you are a liberal and you
love art, good food and friendly people, plan to spend some time there. We "found" Yellow springs a few years ago while driving back to Illinois from a March in DC. Had to make ourselves leave.
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Response to Atticus (Reply #9)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 09:25 AM
Bantamfancier (342 posts)
10. Agreed.
It's a very off-beat vibe there.
Be sure to sneak up SR 68 to Young's Dairy. Worth the drive. |
Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 09:35 AM
Initech (96,283 posts)
11. Nazis in America. Fuck.
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Response to appleannie1943 (Original post)
Tue Sep 5, 2017, 09:39 AM
workinclasszero (28,270 posts)
13. Trump enpowered these scum
They are the base voters of the republican party.
Know your enemy, these people mean to violently take over this country and Trump is their leader. Flags and Other Symbols Used By Far-Right Groups in Charlottesville August 12, 2017 Hatewatch Staff The so-called “Unite The Right” rally organized by white nationalist Jason Kessler in Charlottesville, Virginia, has succeeded in drawing out a diversity of far-right groups ranging from white nationalists to armed “Patriot” groups. What follows is a guide to some of the flags and symbols as spotted by Hatewatch analysts: https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2017/08/12/flags-and-other-symbols-used-far-right-groups-charlottesville |