I WANT to be disturbed but these people don't really seem to be willing to die for their belief as I brought up in another thread (which is how they would truly be dangerous on a massive scale), they are scared but not enough to risk their lives as they are in a continous cycle of cognative dissonance which is probably why they cycle through, hate rage and sadness. So if in a dire situation, rather than go all out, they will search for sympathy with tears.
Allow me to disagree here. I think that if more(because clearly some are, not just this weekend but throughout recent history) of them were willing to kill for their beliefs they'd be gone already because we as a country would have been forced to take them on. Random protester this quarter, random person walking on the street last quarter, peaceful church goers another quarter, it makes the headlines for a while but without constant uninterrupted killings it's all dismissed as the work of a lone psycho. And sure, race probably plays a part in it, white America probably fears an Islamic terrorist attack more because it could be them next but a white supremacist's not likely to off another random white person. But even with the race factor if these guys were organized and killing en mass the nation would have to intervene.
But with them as they are look what they've accomplished, they have the fucking Presidency, they continue to push the GOP further right and, again, they have the fucking Presidency! They probably kill more people of color every year through their infiltration of police forces across the country and harmful laws targeting minorities than they ever could in actual open conflict where the government would be forced to fight them. And make no mistake, since we're not in an open conflict with them they'll continue to operate for years, decades, systematically killing people of color through harsh laws, overly zealous policing and a rotten criminal justice system. And make no mistake, if we did openly fight them we might actually really have a chance to reform the entire justice system, the conversation that America would have to have with itself after essentially putting down a rebellion from the KKK, neo-nazi's and the like would probably dwarf any before it bar ending slavery. There would be a huge chance to clean house around the country. The people that merely "tolerate" white supremacy but don't want to be called racists will find their hands forced but to go against the KKK and neo-nazis for the sake of maintaining their fragile little illusion of holding the moral high ground.
Because that is how this is operating here. Sessions may be a racist and it may be transparent to many but he wants that illusion of not being a racist, he at least wants it to be a question in many's minds, so he'll throw us a bone, maybe he will press hate crime charges against that punk from Charlotsville, but meanwhile he'll continue with his racist agenda pointing to the few times he was on the right side of justice as proof he's not a racist. Even Donald Trump's trying to walk that line, denouncing the KKK and neo-nazis but defending civil war monuments and comparing Robert E. Lee to George Washington. But if everyone in the nation were forced to publicly pick a side most would pick the side that allows them to present a non-racist facade to the rest of the country and world and that'd mean turning against the KKK and neo-nazis.
Which isn't to say I want them all to actually start getting violent and more often, from the perspective of now that'd be terrible, but from a futuristic perspective the quicker we stamp this out the better.
And the sad truth as to why I feel them turning violent first is the only real way to solve the issue is because I think
we're fucking spineless. You may call most of them out about being too chicken to die for their cause but what about us? As long as they're lowkey we're too fucking chickenshit to make an enemy of them ourselves. We should be protecting our fellow Americans by going after them right now, the police, FBI, everyone should be targeting them but neither Republican nor Democrat administrations have had the balls to pick that fight. And unfortunately I don't believe Heather Heyer's loss will fuel us enough to do anything about it when we do take back control.