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[smokeonthewater]

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White nationalist webforums

Podblanc is an antisemitic and white supremacist[51] video sharing website. Founder Craig Cobb designed it as an alternative to YouTube, which Cobb calls "*** Tube" due to its policy of banning racist and anti-Semitic content.[51]
Stormfront is an antisemitic and white nationalist Internet forum.
Metapedia a white nationalist online encyclopedia, similar to Wikipedia.
Redwatch a British neo-Nazi and antisemitic website.
Vanguard News Network is an antisemitic and white supremacist website.

White nationalist radio shows

The Derek Black Show was a white nationalist radio program broadcast five times a week from the Lake Worth, Florida-based radio station WPBR-AM. Derek Black is the son of Don Black, founder of the large white nationalist discussion forum Stormfront.[52] Stormfront and Black are now located on the Jeff Rense radio network.
The Political Cesspool, is a weekly talk radio show syndicated by Liberty News Radio Network and Accent Radio Network. It is currently broadcast from Millington, Tennessee, from radio station WLRM. The program represents "a philosophy that is pro-White", and is "against political centralization."[53]
Hal Turner ran the now defunct Hal Turner Radio Network and website.

[Destroyer]

Smoke, while I completely agree with you on all those organizations you mentioned (nice research BTW) I have to point out to you that not one of them marched in or took place in the demonstrations in Furguson, Mo. a few weeks ago. My point was not that there are not anti-black people or organizations around, rather, my point was that there is no one (that I know of at least) that actively goes from incident to incident and deliberately fans the flames of hate like Jackson and Sharpton make a living doing.

And, by the way, please do not misunderstand me or my feelings on black people. I grew up surrounded by black people. My teen-age stomping grounds were Passaic and Paterson NJ. (Both very rough, mostly black large cities) I went to school with black kids and hung out with them most of my life.l I owe my life to a black man that saved me from death while I was in Nam. I am not a racist, and it bothers the sh!t out of me when I hear anyone use the N word, including black comics like Chris Rock. If it's wrong for whites to use that word, it's just as wrong (if not more so) for blacks to use it.. Demeaning is demeaning, no matter who says it. So, while I applaud your research and your feelings, I'll stand by my original statement. The most racist race of people I personally know of, the people that constantly use race as an excuse to get welfare, food stamps, unemployment, the people that are constantly dropping the race card for all their own troubles are the blacks. And while I agree that they may have some justification for some of their problems, until they start changing how they live, how they act, how they think about race, they will always have those problems.

Ferm, what we did to Native Americans was a crime and a national shame. It is, however, history, and as such cannot be undone. Just as we cannot undo the horrible practice of slavery that our nation also engaged in, or the interment of innocent Japanese-American families in WWII. (Just to name a few of the things that we, as a nation, have done wrong). But we can learn from these things, and we can move forward so those sorts of things never happen again.

My parents were Polish. So I guess that to some people I'm Polish-American. To that I say no, I was born in America, so I'm an American. I'm proud of my Polish heritage, but I do not flaunt it or wave it around like some kind of symbol of pride. My grandparents on both sides were slaves. They lived in Poland and were under Russian rule for much of their lives. So please don't anyone bring up that blacks were once slaves and deserve some sort of special treatment because of that. They don't. They are not the only people that have ever be oppressed, nor will they be the last.

Children learn what they are taught. They learn most of their core values from their parents before they turn 4. That shapes them to be racist or non-racist, hard working or lazy, honest or dishonest, neat or sloppy, etc, etc.

It takes a significant outside emotional event (like the death of a parent) to change those core values. So if those little girls are learning to be racist by their parents, then that, unfortunately, is probably what they will grow up to be.

I cannot speak for their mom, since we know nothing of her history. But from the description that Ferm gave of her actions, I think it's safe to presume that her children are being taught from their observations of them.

[wellcraftv20step]

all I can say is I am sorry you had to deal with that Ferm,

[THEFERMANATOR]

I guess it all boils down to it was the 1st time I had to deal with white on white racism, and my son had to deal with it as well is what really urked me. I'm not perfect and have had my racial outbursts and tendancies, but I've grown and hope to do better with raising my son not to follow the misguided path I had.

Then again, I am still one of those people who still believes there are "N's" around, but being one has nothing to do with skin color. I've been around several black peopel who have called other blacks N's to there face because of how they acted, and told them they were a disgrace. On the other hand I have also seen whites called N's because they were acting so despicable.

I just hope I do a good enough job raising my son to not judge somebody based on skin color, but on who they are instead.

[smokeonthewater]

Destroyer I can't argue with that....

BTW my mothers family was Polish immigrants (pierogi may well be the best food in the world) and on my dad's side I'm truly an American mix.... German, English, Cherokee Indian, French, and more..

Ferm, there MAY well be a happy side of the story..... Maybe just maybe those little girls learned something from your boy that will stick with them... even the snotty one may take something positive away from the experience..... maybe not but let's hope.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by smokeonthewater

BTW my mothers family was Polish immigrants (pierogi may well be the best food in the world)

Didn't you know that Pierogis are one of the 7 main food groups? So are Gwumpkies , Kielbasie, and kruschiki. (The last, lesser 3 after them are dairy, grains and meats).

[RidgeRunner]

People are just rude. The internet and Al Gore are directly to blame IMO. We are loosing our ability to communicate and interact one on one. Everybodys favorite show is a TV drama of some sort that they want to emulate in real life. So people are literally walking around looking to start a beef with someone.. Who needs it?
A shame that the woman didn't have manners Ferm. Manners go a long way, even a fake smile and a nod and an exchange of eye contact. Anything but the cold shoulder. I normally try (once) to play off of the cold shoulder act by instantly asking "Just fine how are you?" As if they asked me first. They are normally so taken back they will lighten up a bit. If it doesn't work, I normally turn my head 180 and say "OK" out loud. I figure it is their loss, F-em. Reason being, there is no way to know what is going through someones mind. The kids would feed off the stresses of the mom. Maybe the one that played with Patrick got sick and tired of her mom's attitude and just decided to do her own thing.

Patrick is 2, damn they grow fast. Is he cussin and spittin yet?

[THEFERMANATOR]

Nope, just starting to really talk. Momma would kill me if i had him doing that stuff already.

[RidgeRunner]

You and mama are good parents Ferm, Patrick is a lucky little man. I am sure he will be as well spoken as his father. Just poking a little fun, four is the proper age to begin to cuss and spit anyway.
Last weekend for scallops, all boats down. I got a firm invite on "Skegless" anytime but I am all but emaciated at 184 pounds. I got to get some of my strength back first. Besides soccer started last weekend and we have practice tonight and a game on Saturday. It will be this way for the next 8 months, give or take. I love it, all that cut grass. Just being outside and watching the kids do their best at futbol. That is a BRAND NEW PIECE OF AMERICANA right there BTW. We never had organized soccer when I was in school.

[ssiredfish]

Originally Posted by RidgeRunner

You and mama are good parents Ferm, Patrick is a lucky little man. I am sure he will be as well spoken as his father. Just poking a little fun, four is the proper age to begin to cuss and spit anyway.
Last weekend for scallops, all boats down. I got a firm invite on "Skegless" anytime but I am all but emaciated at 184 pounds. I got to get some of my strength back first. Besides soccer started last weekend and we have practice tonight and a game on Saturday. It will be this way for the next 8 months, give or take. I love it, all that cut grass. Just being outside and watching the kids do their best at futbol. That is a BRAND NEW PIECE OF AMERICANA right there BTW. We never had organized soccer when I was in school.

Thats great Ridge! Id give just about anything to be back out on the pitch again. I basically lost my right knee to the sport and deal with chronic back pain from all the slide tackles but Id go back and do it again even if they told me the pain would be twice as bad. Keep them in it! You never know how far it will take you.

I played for 13 years against all kinds of teams and one thing in particular sticks out. We played an International tourney down in FLA and played against some AMAZING teams. We lost all three of our games, one to the #1 team in FLA, then to Guatemala and then to Trinadad. We were all bummed out about gettin our A@#es handed to us until our coach pulled us aside from gettin on the bus and said, "Look....You're a bunch of kids and friends from a tiny island off the coast of Georgia. So you got your a@# beat- you competed with them didnt you? You gave em hell and thats all that matters...." That was where it sunk in. You just never know how far you can take the sport and there will always be a better team and players to improve yourself on. I guess my point is that if he's dedicated and passionate about it, encourage him to step it up and always compete against those who are better, more skilled and more disciplined than them. It wont take long for him/her to catch up to same level. Just two cents from a has-been, haha.......