Greg Johnson Debates:
‘No Bullshit’ on Ethnonationalism with Tara McCarthy

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1. Alex
   Posted January 19, 2018 at 4:27 pm | Permalink

   Great and inspiring show

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2. Dominique_Nuit
   Posted January 20, 2018 at 10:05 am | Permalink

   How do people get involved in the cause, aside from writing for sites like Counter-Currents? (Most people do not have the intellect & learning to contribute in this way.) Shouldn’t we be organizing local action groups? I went to a couple of the NY forums last year, and maybe I failed to “network” effectively at these events, but so far as I know there is nothing happening on the ground in New York which motivated adults could join. (Has there even been a forum since last June?) I am in my 40s, but single & childless. Surely I am in a position to take risks and fight the good fight.

   My god, the old lady down the hall from me was off to an anti-Trump rally in Central Park this morning! Perhaps she is Jewish, or perhaps merely deluded. But if age is no barrier for our opponents, then why should it be for us? Of course we do not have the strength at this time to hold rallies, but surely we could devise clever interventions and arresting spectacles, executed by teams of 4 or 5 men

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   • anon
     Posted January 21, 2018 at 4:16 pm | Permalink

     Dominique there are a few other groups and websites similar to Counter-Currents.
     American Renaissance (Jared Taylor) has a meetup scheduled in April(?) iirc and has a website with similar scholarly people, as does Dr. Kevin McDonald’s Occidental Quarterly.

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   • Sam H
     Posted January 30, 2018 at 4:55 pm | Permalink

     Hi Dominique, yes the forum is still active. Please email the editor to get in touch with us. We’d love to have you!

     Political activism for the right tends to look very different than the marches and rallies of the left. Unlike activists of the left who are forgiven by or praised in the media for their actions, the public ethnonationalist is doxxed, deplatformed and demonized. It puts us in a difficult position because we need more people to be comfortable talking about these subjects under their own names, but so many of us are in venerable positions. It seems like you’re ready to be more public, and that’s really valuable.

     We need to be strategic, and Identity Ervopa is a good example of this. Are you already familiar with them? Their model is to have brief, photogenic actions to spark interest. This gives them tight control over optics- something Charlottesville lacked. This seems to be exactly what you’re suggesting!

     There are other groups who engage people at rallies, put up posters, cultivate community.

     When thinking big picture, it’s easy to forget the tiny forms of activism one can participate in every day. Little changes in behavior, like politely not responding to the coworker when he or she makes an anti-white comment… again. Engaging your close friends when Trump comes up, “Well, I don’t agree with everything but… what do you think about illegal immigration?”

     I think the open conversation of a good friend (if done carefully!) can sometimes be more effective than the biggest rally. Let’s get in touch!

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3. anon
   Posted January 21, 2018 at 4:07 pm | Permalink

   i’m only halfway through this show but its excellent, Greg.

   the no bllsht guy seems to be from a conservative background and doesn’t want to be seen as racist or anti-semitic of course, but he’s catching on that some of these (((people))) aren’t our friends.

   We need to welcome people like this guy and Styxenhammer into the movement instead of attacking them at every opportunity like some groups in the AR want to do.

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