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barefootliam [2020-06-22 20:59:37 +0000 UTC]

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Touch-Not-This-Cat [2020-01-26 09:31:53 +0000 UTC]

That said, I really thought this was a “Lord of the Flies” Reference when I initially saw it. Are you channeling that story, referring to hateful tribalism as a originating from selfish childish whims?

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Touch-Not-This-Cat [2020-01-26 09:26:42 +0000 UTC]

The Knights of Columbus rendered them permanently irrelevant in the 1920’s as a political force with any clout, irrelevant that is, except as a wedge issue boogie man for cynical weasels to exploit.
If you’re confused as to what the Knights had to do with it, the KKK were a WASP supremacist organization, (emphasis on “WERE”, nowadays they have become desperate enough to welcome atheists and Neopagans), meaning Whites who were not low-church Protestants were also beneath them, and Popes and Orthodox Patriarchs were all “Antichrist” in their fevered imaginations. Ironic, as Bedford Forest stole the KKK look from a picture of a Spanish Catholic order youtu.be/cQg0qBPOgLs
They also looked down on non-anglo-Saxon whites to various degrees, seeing Irish Catholics as beneath Protestant Blacks, calling them “Green Ni**ers”.
The Knights were founded to SPECIFICALLY oppose the Klan, and even attempted to wrest their complete replacement within the Democrat Party from them. Unfortunately, Roosevelt’s takeover in 1932 prevented them from going as far as they wanted to, forcing men like Joe Kennedy to compromise. The Knights eventually rejected these compromises after his son Ted caved to Roe V Wade in 1973, probably because feminists held the Mary Jo K. incident over his head, threatening to never let it go if he didn’t. The Knights have not officially endorsed a political party since then, but I need not say what their position on abortion has been.
Nevertheless, they have been the most consistent foe of the KKK from their beginning, never wavering, and fight them still, making sure they never get a single iota of actual power again.
Yet, they never get any credit for this, and their history is obscured. I suspect that this is because the Knights don’t fit neatly into anyone’s narrative since the Boomers took over the Democrat party. Knights never liked the big business cronies or evangelical belt nuts (especially the Jack Chick types) who had tended to dominate the Republicans, so the Non-southern sub wings of the Democrat party seemed the lesser evil, until 1973, when it became clear that they could trust no party.
So since they have stood apart. My only regret in becoming an Orthodox Christian is that I won’t be able to remain a Knight.

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Uruk1 [2019-08-14 15:40:03 +0000 UTC]

The white supremacist has become the symbole for all people to hate, just like the arab terrorist was 15 years earlier

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Marbletism [2019-04-10 19:31:06 +0000 UTC]

Incredible work!

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djtoot [2018-09-01 07:13:40 +0000 UTC]

Thought provoking. Great work man. 

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Panderedragons [2018-07-17 01:13:36 +0000 UTC]

Racism towards white people is real today as much as it is for black and the in between. I get looked at by some as though I murdered someone, that I am disgusting. They cannot detail who my family ancestors were exactly and what they did to contribute to the damaging to their honour, their culture and to the genocide of their ancestors. My family did no such a thing and I certainly have not. My ancestral brethren were treated like shit as well, their culture, honour and pride damaged, their worlds taken away from them, shipped away to alien territory and as well it, unforgiving.

The rule is survive or die trying and you cannot blame someone for this. Divided people fall. They become weaker. Scared even. This is a beginning to a means, how people gain the benefit over others. The, 'End White Supremacy' tag (in my observations) is designed to divide by stirring hate in both sides and all the whilst, whoever the real instigators of racism are, are sitting aside appreciating their cunning actions.

This is a powerful image and the message is extreme. It makes me sad.

I want to see a world of people where we all get along. I think this is an impossible idea and just a dream in the current climate. Especially, when we are all constantly told about how dangerous we all are to one another in a multi-ethnic society. Multi ethnicity can and does work but multiculturalism only divides a nation into pocket nations. The issue at hand is not to do with race but with culture.

I am linked to the native peoples by country and by the next generation. Country should be enough. Their culture, their monuments, their history become as significant and important to me as it does to them because the land I am born into is the only home I know. I must look after it. The land of my ancestors and their history are important as well but it is now foreign to me.

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kmcbriarty [2017-10-07 12:56:38 +0000 UTC]

What a wonderful dark image. Very expressive. Nice work Eran

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