Comments by "DarkSideSixOfficial" (@DarkSideSixOfficial) on "“We memed alt-right into existence”: Richard Spencer Extended Interview" video.

  1. pwrserge83 well to some extent yes. But the idea is that the US broke away to have its own culture. Thing is, the falsified imagination that "white" is American is a theme started and polarized by Nazis. British colonies got pissed and split creating the US, to represent all its people. It just so happens the color of their skin is similar to that of their British counterparts. But the Culture of the US is different. The problem comes when people celebrate the color of their skin, and not their national heritage. There's no white nation, and thus the stupidity of the guy saying that there's a "white genocide", is basically just a Nazi expressing his disbelief that there isn't some imaginary pure breed of human, in his perverted twisted head.
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  2. 120% false. We spend 600 billion a year to defend all of Europe, not leaving nearly enough for our country to improve that much. Without the US, Europe wouldn't even be holding itself together. Hell, they're barley holding together for the past year. But please, define traditional European Values? The point of America, it's flag, and it's constitution is to have it's own culture. We have our own country values, and honorable ways. Europe has theirs. So when it's about getting rid of European values? No, it's about keeping America the great, American, while still allowing others to come and enjoy the country and our different culture. Again, there's no "white genocide" or in the context you placed it, "European Genocide". That's a false opinion from disgruntled people who still live in the past. Also last time i checked, our chance for socialism died when Bernie dropped out of the election. On another note, the far left is will always be in conflict with the far right, an so on, so fourth. That's the balance of politics, however, keep in mind he far left are just as extreme as the far right, and both are quite the incompetent bunch with their own Agendas, but this conversation isn't about that. It's about the fact that there's no Genocide, and we've recently witnessed an attempt at Nazi's trying to gain political foothold in the US. I think we have more to worry about.
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  3. pwrserge83 Oh boy, here we go with the whole Europe Vs. Muslims argument. Tell me this, did you know there are millions of Muslims all across Europe since before the term "terrorist" was created and placed mostly on Muslims? Did you also know that the ethnic group of people who die more from "Terrorism" are Muslims themselves? Probably not, but your all the way in Europe freaking out about Muslims invading when it's Muslims being slaughtered by groups like Daesh (ISIL) who aren't even Muslim? So please, YOU tell me, do you know why the Middle East is engulfed in a massive war on nearly every level? Here's a hint, proxy warfare. I'll leave it to you to do the research on who controls those proxies. Also, as for people's names being from that of cultures from the middle east, or anywhere other than Europe for example, people like to bring their cultures with them. So if i peaceful Muslim family moves to Canada for example, and have a baby, why would they give that baby a super European or English name?
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  4. pwrserge83 If you went to research what i literally just stated about why the middle east is the way it is right now, you'd know fully why there are high "QUANTITY" of Muslims in Europe. The Demographic is DIRECTLY related to events and actions of European Politics.
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  5. pwrserge83 You understand the Ottoman Empire strives to be a European country? Hell, the Turkish are still trying today, just look it up, they want to be apart of Europe more than anything and live a if they've always been European. They were an Empire until they were stopped, and now they're at it again, and Turkey is apart of NATO, and is trying to become apart of the EU, but with mixed results. At times the EU wants them and at others, the EU doesn't want them. But think about it this way. When a civil war breaks out in Syria for example, and then a terror group gains control of 80% of the country, while at the same time Western and Eastern powers pick sides and fight a proxy war for influence and control, it's no wonder you will have millions of Muslims running to get away. Their families are being slaughtered by thousands per day, but you're to selfish to see that they're not coming to Europe to take over, but to example the war that European governments are backing, and actively destroying their countries. Trust me i've heard stories from people who went to Europe. They loved their country when it wasn't torn apart by proxy wars. They had jobs, were accepted, went to school, had friends, and now they're shattered, spread across Europe and America, and the world because of a pointless war. Tell me, before you call the Middle East shit, before the wars, besides what Western Media tells you on TV, do you REALLY know what life was like in places like Syria?
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  6. pwrserge83 Our culture isn't the same as others. Be aware that just because you served in the military of this nation, to fight in theirs, DOES NOT give YOU the be all, know all of the situation. Just because your country sends you somewhere ddoesn't mean it was for the right reason. So to call their barbarism, their fault? Just remember the CIA is the one who trained groups like the Taliban, it was a proxy to fight a war against the USSR. Same thing today. Just because you're not told, doesn't mean these groups are not secretly, or indirectly funded and helped to fight a conflict to turn it in our favor. War has become much more complex, and let me tell you, there's no other way for the US to fight a war to gain influence anymore aside from proxies, otherwise it's straight up Super power Vs. Super Power, which guarantee's mutually assured destruction. The Middle East's in a mess and it's directly the cause of US, Europe, and Russian conflicts for influence.
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  7. pwrserge83 We're not speaking specifically about Turkey, but since we're on the topic, i don't trust that country. It's actions have proven to be directly linked to the strength of the current reining terror group we're all trying to fight. But with that said i hope you know that Turkey's actions in the past, or, rather, the Ottoman Empire's ambitions in the past, were in the name of the Ottoman Empire, and not all Muslims. A majority of Muslims just want to live in peace today. Turkey however, i starting to reboot it's global ambitions. Beware of Turkey, but don't mistake moderate Muslims for extremists, based on the past. You must look at now, and how everything lead up to now. You must understand fully, everything that lead to why it is the way it is. I suggest you do some research, because i've seen Muslims everywhere in Europe and North America speaking out against the extremism and reckless policies that have been the cause to create the environment for such extremism to grow and spread.
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  8. +pwrserge83 In Syria, before the war. Also, the UAE, and Malaysia. Also Libya, before the war.
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  9. Is this why Christianity accounts got 9% of the population in the UAE? Pretty sure it would be ZERO if it were actually illegal to "ditch" Islam in the country.
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