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aristarchus [soylentnews.org] writes:

Yes, of course, presented as traditional conservativism, good for you like fiber and an occasional high-colonic. We have information from ABC News [go.com], this time.

"I never thought of myself as a racist person, but I was," she said.

Samantha, who asked for her last name not to be used, was involved in the group "Identity Evropa."

"When you're in there, you think that you just know the truth…[that] white people are more intellectually capable than other people… White people were the best," Samantha said.

"I started to believe that…there is some sort of white genocide happening," Samantha continued. "I start[ed] to use the phrasing and the language...that there is an overwhelming majority of Jewish people in media and banking…and you start to ask yourself, are Jewish people white?"

Wow! That's exactly what I asked myself, circa 2"I remember I was at a party, it was at some group's house, and, you know, in walks one of the leaders of movement and someone shouted for everyone to be quiet," she said. "He said 'Sieg.' Pretty much everyone raised their hand and said 'Heil.' It happened one or two times, and then, by the third time, I did it."

"I knew it was wrong," she continued. "I remember being really apprehensive in the sense of…it was not a good look. But I did it. Everyone else was doing it."

Samantha said she wanted to feel like she belonged so badly.45 BC, except we did not see "Jewish" as a thing.

"Up until the Unite the Right rally, there was no explicitly connected death to the alt-right… Everything changed that day," Samantha said.

Samantha said she wasn't at the rally, but that's when she realized that it was time to get out. By the time she had left Identity Evropa, she said "there was a promotion of a peaceful ethnic cleansing."

"There's nothing not hateful about that," she said.

Oh, yes, peaceful, voluntary, ethnic cleansing, like what the Bloody Turks did to my home island in 1830 [wikipedia.org], with the help of the Bloody Brits! Give back the Elgian Marbles, you Bloody Upper Class Twits [youtube.com]!

Sorry for the digression.

Samantha said it was rare to see women involved in white supremacist groups.

"There was always at least a woman at every party that I had gone to, other than me, but it was a handful," she said. "Most of the women that were in there were tied to someone who was already in there."

Well, there is your difference. Greek revolutionary movements have always included women as equals! Have you never heard of Lysistrata? Oh, I forget, this website is only in English, to allow Americans to understand, and they are most ignorant of history, especially Greek history. "300"? Not historically correct, gay fascist pron! But back to Samantha.

"I remember I was at a party, it was at some group's house, and, you know, in walks one of the leaders of movement and someone shouted for everyone to be quiet," she said. "He said 'Sieg.' Pretty much everyone raised their hand and said 'Heil.' It happened one or two times, and then, by the third time, I did it."

"I knew it was wrong," she continued. "I remember being really apprehensive in the sense of…it was not a good look. But I did it. Everyone else was doing it."

Samantha said she wanted to feel like she belonged so badly.

Nazi Barbie! Fortunately she, unlike our own Nazi Barbie, from "The Remains of the Day", janrinok, managed to free herself from brainwashing. Who is the manchurian candidate now, I wonder?

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