Maybe I am a sick pup, but from time to time I enjoy reading Stormfront (for those who don't know, Stormfront is a popular White Supremacist website).
When the news came that the Arizona "Papers please" law was stopped, after reading the news from my normal news/politics sites, I instinctively went to Stormfront to indulge my hunger for a little Schadenfreude. Here are the best bits (so you don't have to wade through the more tedious hatred).
- Surpisingly (to me at least), White Supremacists make the same connection that I do to segregation. There were several references to Little Rock.
There was a general agreement that Jan Brewer should ignore the courts ruling (although it is unclear to me how this would actually work). This discussion led to my favorite quote (from a gentleman named KelticMan whose earnestness I find quite endearing) --
"Violating the law is what Jews want us to do. It makes our side appear unjust."
- Jan Brewer should be elected president (I found this a bit surprising to hear in any context).
- Succession talks are very serious to them. There is an interesting strategy thread about how a "Western Alliance" (New Mexico, Colorado, Texas and Arizona) would look. They seem to ignore troubling details like the fact that New Mexico has a Mexican governor. There is lots of talk about strategy, including discussion about Arizona printing its own currency.
- Of course there are talks of violence which everyone agrees is inevitable... but there is an earnest disagreement about whether it should start now, and whether the violence should wait for the new civil war.
- This quote, from KelticMan (did I say that he is my favorite neonazi poster) I found rather amusing, as his logic is flawless.
Quote:These aren't Mexicans or Italians or any other "Foreign Nationals".
We have to get the American public to think of them, and see them as Red Indians.
The same Red Indians that were fought off to make the USA. Until then the immigration idiots will keep saying "The USA was founded on immigration from foreign countries such as Italy or Mexico."
Because getting rid of Red Indians was legal and Okay in US History books.
Was the USA "wrong" about pushing the Indians back off America? No. Find one history book that says the formation of the US nation was wrong.
- Of course, the real reason to read Stormfront is to see the real sorrow and anger of people who deserve my scorn--- or is this wrong to use the angst, even of neonazi's for my own personal enjoyment.
Call me a sicko, but it somehow viewing the pain of neonazis makes dealing with the upsetting things in life a little easier.