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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]12:48 - They self-radicalize the same way a white teen or early 20s would - online. They get exposed to an ideology and then go way down the rabbit hole with it, and there’s an easy pipeline from semi-mainstream conservative views to serious fascist BS. I remember reading an article awhile back about a guy who created himself a brand new FB account and followed a few regular conservative pages like Fox News, Breitbart, some of the Fox hosts, Trump, etc. It didn’t take long at all for him to be served with basically White Supremecist content. That was just a thought exercise basically, now imagine if you did hold some of those views and Twitter or FB or whatever just kept feeding you more and more extremist content. White Hispanics - of which there are A LOT in Texas in particular, mostly Mexicans - are [b]basically indistinguishable from white Americans of European descent. As can be some South American immigrants. [/b]My boss at my first job for example was Peruvian and I was “darker” than her and I’m mostly Eastern European and Italian in heritage. Many of these Mexican-Americans have been in the US for many generations and it’s a different type of culture than Hispanics/Latinos in other parts of the country who tend to be somewhat newer immigrants from Caribbean and other Central American countries. Anyway - no doubt this shooter saw himself as white. In Texas, the people he interacted with probably saw him as white too. It doesn’t always make logical sense, but he was so radicalized that it’s past being logical. Maybe the old KKK wouldn’t accept a white Mexican-American white supremecist, but the online WS/“alt-right”/men’s rights type of spaces don’t really care. [/quote] Sounds like propagandists of "white supremacy plague" are twisting themselves into pretzels to support their propaganda of "violent white supremacy thugs" exterminating minorities. It sounds so desperate to use this case as white supremacy that it literally resembles an old SNL skit of a blind AA guy joining KKK, because he can't see he is black. [/quote]
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