Joining a local group for white supremacy

Why not just use google and type in racist groups, you should be able to find what you're looking for.

So you want to be a white supremacist, but don't want to be called a racist?

What would you like to be called then?

How about "Confused"?

And to answer your question directly, I have just the organization for you.

Try looking here.

Why not Google such an organization or the appropriate keywords rather than flaunt your nauseating racism here? Doubtful that you will find much support, if any, here.

have you tried the black panthers ?

Oh yes, and the Nation of Islam would do cartwheels to meet you.

Maybe he can also appy for a job at a cracker factory, I heard Ritz is hiring.

Are you actually serious or is this a put-on?

Ask Ted Nugent.

Have you tried the White Pages?

<snicker>

The clear implication is to try the Yellow Pages for Asian Supremacy Groups. You're going to find that racisism in not received with open arms on these forums.

All the colors got together and decided to join together in honor of white. I think they're called the "Visible Spectrum". You might try looking for them.

See, Familyman, most of us (by 'us' I mean most normal people) aren't particularly concerned with the 'superiority' of our race, whatever it happens to be. I'm not even sure what the word 'race' actually means. I recognize only one race -- the human race. We are all 'people of color.' It's just differences in the lightness or darkness of our skin tone, no more significant than the color of one's eyes or hair. To need reassurance that white people are somehow superior to others, and to seek out groups that reinforce this feeling, shows a great deal of emotional insecurity and immaturity in dealing with real-life situations. You can find groups of others like yourself --the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazi groups, White Citizens councils etc. -- but if you join one and then try to deny that you're racist -- well, that boggles the mind. It shows that there's mass confusion in your thinking. I wish you the best, but try to find the beauty that resides in diversity instead of worrying (or even thinking) about who's superior to whom.

Try the Republican Party.

I believe in the superiority of our race. The Boston Marathon is the best by far.

White is so 19th century.

Or here.

http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/hate-map

Active U.S. Hate Groups

The Southern Poverty Law Center counted 1,018 active hate groups in the United States in 2011. Only organizations and their chapters known to be active during 2011 are included.

Just don't let Joe (hecanbenasty) Nation hear you say that