New Hill East Facebook Group - reaction to local crime

[Anonymous]

DP - I've seen all of that along with "MOLON LABE" stickers etc. It's well known that A single green or blue porch light typically means "support the troops" and "back the blue"

Far more of a prevalent practice with the staunch right and MAGA types but not necessarily a direct "white supremacy" symbol though militant right wing stickers like "MOLON LABE" probably the closest anyone in DC would want to come to white supremacist logos without just overtly welcoming having their tires slashed, windows smashed and car torched on the street.

They didn't "suddenly converge" - they have been in DC for years, but they also don't constitute any majority. It's a single digit percentage. But they are here. There are some far right folks in Southwest as well (was a popular area for Trump staffers) and I am sure there are pockets of them elsewhere in DC as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DP - I've seen all of that along with "MOLON LABE" stickers etc. It's well known that A single green or blue porch light typically means "support the troops" and "back the blue"

Far more of a prevalent practice with the staunch right and MAGA types but not necessarily a direct "white supremacy" symbol though militant right wing stickers like "MOLON LABE" probably the closest anyone in DC would want to come to white supremacist logos without just overtly welcoming having their tires slashed, windows smashed and car torched on the street.

They didn't "suddenly converge" - they have been in DC for years, but they also don't constitute any majority. It's a single digit percentage. But they are here. There are some far right folks in Southwest as well (was a popular area for Trump staffers) and I am sure there are pockets of them elsewhere in DC as well.

Ah, okay. So “molon labe” which means come and take them ie. Guns.

And “back the blue” or support the police with a blue porch light.

Both of those signals are akin to white supremacy?

If you signal support for the police or the second amendment you are a white supremacist by your definition?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DP - I've seen all of that along with "MOLON LABE" stickers etc. It's well known that A single green or blue porch light typically means "support the troops" and "back the blue"

Far more of a prevalent practice with the staunch right and MAGA types but not necessarily a direct "white supremacy" symbol though militant right wing stickers like "MOLON LABE" probably the closest anyone in DC would want to come to white supremacist logos without just overtly welcoming having their tires slashed, windows smashed and car torched on the street.

They didn't "suddenly converge" - they have been in DC for years, but they also don't constitute any majority. It's a single digit percentage. But they are here. There are some far right folks in Southwest as well (was a popular area for Trump staffers) and I am sure there are pockets of them elsewhere in DC as well.

Ah, okay. So “molon labe” which means come and take them ie. Guns.

And “back the blue” or support the police with a blue porch light.

Both of those signals are akin to white supremacy?

If you signal support for the police or the second amendment you are a white supremacist by your definition?

And I know all about how the Trump supporters all lived in SW waterfront during the Trump years. They all conglomerated there because the whole city hated them. They couldn’t date lol. I remember reading a Washingtonian article about that.

Anyway, your assumptions about white supremacy seem a bit histrionic, but hey, its the era of outrage and perpetual grievance, so sure. I guess those signals are white supremacist and those folks should be cancelled or whatever it is you’d like to do that sort of resembles the Salem witch trials.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm in that facebook group. I just hope that the responses are not representative of the neighborhood as a whole. Most of my neighbors and friends are really upset about the rising crime. No one is willing to say anything publicly for fear of being called a racist.

And that is how control of the people is had

[Anonymous]

Getting bricked in the head cures illusions real quick

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DP - I've seen all of that along with "MOLON LABE" stickers etc. It's well known that A single green or blue porch light typically means "support the troops" and "back the blue"

Far more of a prevalent practice with the staunch right and MAGA types but not necessarily a direct "white supremacy" symbol though militant right wing stickers like "MOLON LABE" probably the closest anyone in DC would want to come to white supremacist logos without just overtly welcoming having their tires slashed, windows smashed and car torched on the street.

They didn't "suddenly converge" - they have been in DC for years, but they also don't constitute any majority. It's a single digit percentage. But they are here. There are some far right folks in Southwest as well (was a popular area for Trump staffers) and I am sure there are pockets of them elsewhere in DC as well.

Ah, okay. So “molon labe” which means come and take them ie. Guns.

And “back the blue” or support the police with a blue porch light.

Both of those signals are akin to white supremacy?

If you signal support for the police or the second amendment you are a white supremacist by your definition?

Are you clueless? Or are you being willfully disingenuous? Are you unaware of the deep cultural linkages going on? One can only assume you are one of the above.