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How The Great Replacement Theory Went From Extremist Fringe To GOP Mainstream

Based on his online manifesto, the alleged killer whose shooting spree in an El Paso Walmart left 22 dead seems to have subscribed to a resurgent racist theory, elements of which have been picked up in recent years by and propagated in the conservative mainstream.

The Great Replacement theory, a favorite of white nationalist conspiracists, posits that elite leftists are plotting to repopulate majority white countries with foreigners, almost always of color.

The conspiracy theory appears to have seeped into the ether of the conservative movement. Some figures on the far-right openly subscribe to it, while others closer to the mainstream knowingly or unknowingly echo elements of the theory.

But it’s gained attention over the past year as various mass murderers — including the Pittsburgh synagogue and El Paso shooters — have referenced the idea in manifestos that seek to glamorize the motivations behind the massacres.

“I am simply defending my country from cultural and ethnic replacement brought on by an invasion,” the El Paso shooter wrote.

The conspiracy theory has evolved from a fringe European idea into a concept that’s been customized for American politics, becoming a main talking point of the alt-right, while Fox News and, occasionally, the President have drawn on elements of it without necessarily fully adhering to the notion.

The American version of The Great Replacement theory draws heavily on fears of a supposedly darkening Europe, with American proponents arguing that economic decline and immigration constitute a slow-burning “white genocide.”

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How The Great Replacement Theory Went From Extremist Fringe To GOP Mainstream


Based on his online manifesto, the alleged killer whose shooting spree in an El Paso Walmart left 22 dead seems to have subscribed to a resurgent racist theory, elements of which have been picked up in recent years by and propagated in the conservative mainstream.

The Great Replacement theory, a favorite of white nationalist conspiracists, posits that elite leftists are plotting to repopulate majority white countries with foreigners, almost always of color.

The conspiracy theory appears to have seeped into the ether of the conservative movement. Some figures on the far-right openly subscribe to it, while others closer to the mainstream knowingly or unknowingly echo elements of the theory.

But it’s gained attention over the past year as various mass murderers — including the Pittsburgh synagogue and El Paso shooters — have referenced the idea in manifestos that seek to glamorize the motivations behind the massacres.

“I am simply defending my country from cultural and ethnic replacement brought on by an invasion,” the El Paso shooter wrote.

The conspiracy theory has evolved from a fringe European idea into a concept that’s been customized for American politics, becoming a main talking point of the alt-right, while Fox News and, occasionally, the President have drawn on elements of it without necessarily fully adhering to the notion.

The American version of The Great Replacement theory draws heavily on fears of a supposedly darkening Europe, with American proponents arguing that economic decline and immigration constitute a slow-burning “white genocide.”

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Look at your source in this instance....( Talkingpointsmemo ) Really...?
That's like using a Cliff Notes to support a major thesis....


You try sooooo hard to counter.....but as I've stated before:

A. You are not playing with a full deck.
B. You should go back to school. ( At the very least )
C. You need to do more research.
D. You are easily influenced by " Radicals ".
E. You do not display independent thought.

You are playing " T " Ball among Semi Pro Players....You are
waaaaaaay out of your league...Rodent.

 
The Trump EPA’s history of helping the Pebble Mine:

Shortly after Trump took office, EPA and Northern Dynasty Minerals (the Canadian-based junior mining company backing the Pebble Mine) settled a lawsuit Northern Dynasty had brought against EPA, challenging its proposed determination.

The settlement was an undisguised gift to Pebble. A CNN expose broke the storybehind the timing of the settlement:

Less than an hour after meeting with Pebble CEO Tom Collier, then EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt directed his staff to reverse course on Bristol Bay. He had not been briefed on the EPA’s 2014 Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment or the science or rationale behind it. In fact, his staff was still putting together a briefing book for him.
 
That is your opinion after I told you what t has
done or influenced?
Wake up snowflake your hero doesn't care
about you, America or human beings.

I have to agree....you " may " have a chemical
imbalance....

At 5' 2" you could have low serotonin levels, which
could contribute to the rather apparent Napoleon
syndrome you display here daily......
 

Man in anthem attack convinced Trump ordered it, lawyer says


https://news.yahoo.com/lawyer-man-thought-following-orders-160207615.html


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