What worries me is that a genuine push back of Socialism and far left ideology's will get commingled with these alt-right KKK Southern Law groups. It looks like a push back has started over the Confederate statue removals but sadly the leaders look to be, or are reported to be extremists.
I don't know if there is a way to actively push back on the Liberal college Marxist doctrine without being labeled a white nationalist, neo-Confederate or alt-right activist. Seems the new liberal dog whistle has incorporated 'white nationalist' as the cherry on top of the "you're a racist" sundae.
I don't know that there is a way to push back without attracting extreme elements.
I don't know how the people of the south feel about them yanking their history away, I'm just another transplanted Yankee, but I do know that I can't see rewriting history as a good thing even if it wasn't perfect.
I also know that I am seein' this Country edge closer and closer to civil disruption and that can't be the answer.
Both sides are gonna have to back off.
White nationalists stage torchlight march on Univ. of Virginia campus
Like many cities, Charlottesville has grappled with what to do with its Confederate monuments -- symbols of the Civil War that represent heritage to some, hate to others.
In April, the city council voted to remove the bronze statue of Lee, CNN affiliate WVIR reported. It was one of several steps Charlottesville is taking to reduce its Confederate monuments. The removal is on hold pending litigation.
The city became an ideal protest site for white nationalists.
This entire community is a very far left community that has absorbed these cultural Marxist principles advocated in college towns across the country, about blaming white people for everything," said Jason Kessler, who organized the "Unite the Right" rally.
Kessler, a Charlottesville resident, blames what he calls "the anti-white hatred that's coming out of the city."
The previous two rallies were "seen as an affront to the liberal population of this city and of the country," Kessler said.
The events "reopened the wound. It stuck a finger on the raw nerve of this population that has already failed to get over the election of Donald Trump," he said.
Charlottesville, which has a population of 47,000, had 80% of its voters choose Hillary Clinton last year
http://kdvr.com/2017/08/11/white-nationalists-stage-torchlight-march-on-univ-of-virginia-campus/.
I don't know if there is a way to actively push back on the Liberal college Marxist doctrine without being labeled a white nationalist, neo-Confederate or alt-right activist. Seems the new liberal dog whistle has incorporated 'white nationalist' as the cherry on top of the "you're a racist" sundae.
I don't know that there is a way to push back without attracting extreme elements.
I don't know how the people of the south feel about them yanking their history away, I'm just another transplanted Yankee, but I do know that I can't see rewriting history as a good thing even if it wasn't perfect.
I also know that I am seein' this Country edge closer and closer to civil disruption and that can't be the answer.
Both sides are gonna have to back off.
