Everyone knows that shouting “Nazi” in a crowded theater is the way universities keep any speaker they don’t approve of off campus.
If the speaker leftists and kept conservatives don’t them want there, the Thugs threaten to cause a riot. So the administration says, “His appearance would cause trouble,” and every effective opposition speaker is banned.
For his own good, of course.
And to keep the peace, of course.
The classic statement on limitations on freedom of speech is: “Free speech does not include the right to shout ‘FIRE!’ in a crowded theater.”
I am the ONLY person I have ever heard of who asked, “What if there IS a fire in a crowded theater?”
If I note a fire growing that others don’t see, the official doctrine is that I am supposed to go see the theater manager quietly and privately and inform him.
No one else here seems to have thought about this. By the time I FIND the manager, much less get a private talk with him, the fire will have burned the place down and made a good start on the rest of the city.
But, once again, no one ASKS. I am looking at the question from a pre-basic point of view.
No one else does.
They talk about the Mantra causing violence. But the word “Nazi” is INTENDED for no other purpose. The “Nazi” label outlaws the person it is aimed at, the “Nazi” label is INTENDED to cause violence.
No one has thought about this.
No one MENTIONS this.
#1 by Jason on 07/20/2014 - 11:16 am
The “Nazi” label outlaws the person it is aimed at, the “Nazi” label is INTENDED to cause violence.
I see that. When a person is branded a “Nazi” they are beyond the protection of the law. He becomes fair game to attack as a result of the label.
So when Tim Wise implies the Mantra is a call to violence, the truth is 180 degrees the opposite. The Mantra is a call for peace and to abide by international laws against genocide. His branding people “Nazis” is the real call to violence against those he targets.
Tim and other anti-Whites are using a technique common to actual Nazis. Anti-Whites call pro-Whites “Nazis” the same way the real Nazis called Jews enemies of the state.
And aren’t they doing it for exactly the same reason?
#2 by Secret Squirrel on 07/20/2014 - 6:38 pm
I was thinking that Nazi guff was Tim sending out a Bat Signal to the establishment, to come and save his damsel in distress.
Him calling White people “Nazi”, is exactly the same as calling brown people “Terrorist” today. It is a call for a death sentence without trial.
#3 by time for freedom on 07/20/2014 - 5:21 pm
This article is very very interesting because not long ago I came up with a couple of ‘new’ memes:
“Hater is an anti-White HATE word used to incite violence against White children”
“Nazi is an anti-White epithet used to cause mental harm upon White people.”
#4 by Polar Bear on 07/20/2014 - 8:43 pm
The pre-basic point of diversity is an attack.
Why is Diversity Only Imposed on White Countries?
“Diversity” Means Chasing Down the Last White Person.
#5 by Yankee Rebel on 07/20/2014 - 11:30 pm
“Nazi” is a word used to incite violence against any pro-Whites.
#6 by Jason on 07/21/2014 - 5:49 am
Summed it up in one line!
#7 by Dennis K on 07/21/2014 - 6:12 am
It seems Tim Wise has, um, wised up?
Tim Wise renouces anti-racism…
http://www.natalt.org/2014/07/03/tim-wise-renounces-anti-racism/
#8 by Simmons on 07/21/2014 - 8:42 am
Since we established that anti-racism is a code word for anti-white it logically can be concluded that its favorite words “racist” and “Nazi” are fighting words. There is a legal precedent in there somewhere.
So next time a college president allows his set of over priced buildings be used for an “anti-racist” lecture and the speaker rants on and on about “racists” and “Nazis” that Mommy Prof is committing a crime. And if not exactly chargeable in this here land of the free and brave it will make good propaganda to point out that some billion dollar ($) enterprise is engaged in racketeering.
#9 by ElectricWhiteRabbit on 07/21/2014 - 2:49 pm
“RamZPaul was reading these words about how the days of Jewish people were numbered and it filled me with revulsion, it was such awful anti-semitism. Such hate.”
“I realised these words were mine. He just replaced ‘White’ with ‘Jew’. Such genius. If these words could inspire anti-semitic sentiment, then why couldn’t mine lead to anti-white sentiment?”
“In the past, people talking about knocking white people out and eliminating white people through mass immigration and assimilation, all that was OK. But what if it was me that was going to be held accountable?”
Tim Wise finally realizing his anti-White days are numbered. Tick-tock.
#10 by wretchedWhiterabbit on 07/21/2014 - 3:52 pm
The image used for this post reminds me of a personal anecdote. The child of a friend was treated for a brain tumor several years ago. He ended up losing his hair and is currently receiving treatment to restore it, but frequently has to have his head shaved. Classmates started teasing him, calling him “skinhead” and “Nazi”. In reaction, he began wearing self-made Swastika arm bands and embracing his new-found notoriety. Enter social services…they called in the parents and grilled them, wanting to know why their son is “racist”. The kid was suspended from school, psychologically evaluated, and received “sensitivity training” to correct his “racist” behavior. So, he goes home feeling like he was wrong to stand up for himself in the only way that his chemo-addled thirteen year old mind could imagine. Complete demoralization, heaped on top of what he’s already been through. Never mind cancer and being attacked by his peers. The important cause is to chase down and “cure” the White racist. I’m sure it served as a great example of what will be done to any other potential “racists” in his class.
#11 by Jason on 07/22/2014 - 8:12 am
Bob should know BUGSERS are already using terms like SCREAMERS in their Minis.
Bob made a point long ago that really got through to me: Anti-Whites only scream and use violence until they can get the Thought Police to come in and shut down free speech once and for all (my paraphrasing).