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Daily Stormer
August 24, 2016
Gas the racists! Privilege war now!
It’s a good thing SJW’s are so tolerant. It would be frightful to see, if they were as bigoted as we are in their beliefs.
HuffPo Negress Zeba Blay, however, is fed-up with this softness – she wants people to push it to the max.
“I know some really f***king racist people, friends I vehemently disagree with,” actor Daniel Radcliffe recently declared in an interview for The Hollywood Reporter.
“They’re not white supremacists, they would never be that extreme, but they are anti-immigration and absolutely voted to leave in Brexit,” Radcliffe added.
“And I’m still friends with them because I don’t think that friendship should be drawn along those lines.”
But, shouldn’t it? And if not, then does it really matter that you “vehemently disagree?”
This guy is friends with racists? No way!
Radcliffe probably just meant he’s friends with racist Jews who voted for Brexit because they’re worried about antisemitic Moslems. I seriously doubt he hangs out with UK White nationalists.
Radcliffe is currently starring in “Imperium,” a movie in which he plays an FBI agent who goes undercover in a white supremacist group, and finds himself struggling to separate what’s real and what’s fake as he tries to take the group down.
The film seeks to explore what compels people to follow such extreme ideologies, and to humanize, in a certain sense, neo-Nazis and white supremacists. As director Daniel Ragussis said in the same Aug. 19 interview, “There are people you could probably sit with for a couple hours and have the time of your life, and all of the sudden, you find out their political beliefs and you’re shocked because you still have these common human qualities.”
The man I dated was nice and charming – but then I found out he was a RACIST!!!
There’s definitely truth in that. Human beings are complex, our bad and good qualities are often layered so densely together that it’s difficult to paint any one individual as just one thing. For Radcliffe, and for so many people like him, that seems to be what’s at play when dealing with the blatant or casual racism of friends and family. Severing ties with friends based on their racist views, Radcliffe explained, would be “a really sad way of viewing the world.”
Wow, this Jew is surprisingly reasonable. Maybe all those far-right websites he read rubbed off on him, lol!
Of course, it’s easy to make a statement like that when your point-of-view is one that’s never been challenged or compromised by the realities of racism. Only someone who has never been discriminated against because of their race could view racism in such abstract terms. To say that racism is a “way of viewing the world” makes it seem as if it’s just a belief system that doesn’t have real world implications for people of color.
This Negress writer is not putting up with Daniel’s call for tolerance.
And we have another round of SJW infighting!
This time, a Black woman against a Jew. This bitch is trying to shame White people (she thinks Radcliffe is white for some reason) into cutting ties with their own family if they hold “racist” views. Since the actor is a British Jew, and that they’re starting to feel the heat from all these Moslems, he goes “wait just a minute here, let’s not go that far.” His buddies are probably going “oy vey, these Arabs hate us, let’s import Chinks instead.”
This does not mean Daniel Radcliffe is racist. Indeed, his ability to admit and acknowledge that there are racist people in his life that he holds close is a first step, an important step. But his admission that their beliefs aren’t enough for him to even consider breaking ties with them is part of a larger, often unexplored conversation about what it actually means to be an ally. It’s not enough to disagree. You also have to do something.
Yeah, whitey, it’s time to cut off your parents from your life if they don’t love Black people enough.
The arrogance and entitlement of these retards is breathtaking.
Behead those who insult the kangz!
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