Are all right-wing people white supremacists, or is that a myth?

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I’m not having a go at anyone; just trying to better understand what people like Charlie Kirk stood for. I saw on the news that he’d been assassinated and I felt sorry for him for that, but I don’t really follow politics very strongly.

indissoluble · Accepted Answer

White supremacy is a left wing belief. The race based black slave owning Confederates where Democrats. Jim Crow laws (racial segregation) were crafted and passed by Democrats. Redlining policies for insurance and lending that were used to keep Blacks from owning homes in White neighborhoods were crafted by Democrats. The KKK was founded by Democrats. The KKK worship a book they call the "Kloran" (Koran/Quran) which was "revealed" by Muhammad who is described as a black slave trading White man that called Black people raisin heads. He founded the religion of Islam. Islam is centered around Arab White supremacy and world conquest. In Islam "Mushrikun" are the non-Muslims who opposed the false prophet Muhammad and his followers. This is where the racial slur "Coon" comes from that was applied to Blacks because they were either African animists (polytheists) or had converted to Christianity. In Islam the Jews, Christians, and Polytheists are considered the worst of all creatures beneath even cockroach. This is why the KKK burns crosses, because they hate Christians and burning crosses is sacrilege. This Muslims are commanded to enslave them and make them pay a Jizya tax to humiliated and degrade them and force them to convert to Islam or die. This is why Democrat slave owners had no problem whipping and hanging Black people. As you see today the Democrats support the Palestinians and Iran and oppose America and Israel. This is because those are Islamic nations that support their White supremacy goals of global domination. They are just like Hitler that allied with the Palestinians, who hated the Jews and the Christians and loved Islam and believe in racial souls. In Islam if you are a good Muslim you are turned White when you die. If you are a bad non-believer you are turned Black when you die. In Islam they believe Satan looks like a Black man. White supremacy is a left-wing ideology. In Islam there is a concept called "Taqiyya" which allows Muslims to lie in order to promote the cause of Islam (White supremacy), thus why the Democrats call everyone "White supremacists" and "Nazis" because they want to project all of their sins onto the people that are trying to stop them. Republicans freed the slaves. Don't you ever forget it. Te Republican party was created to oppose slavery. This is because Republicans are predominately Christian, and in Christianity you are suppose to treat slaves the same as you are treated meaning that there is no such thing as slavery. Everyone is suppose to be equal under the law. This is why Republicans have been fighting unconstitutional racial gerrymandering which has just been overturned by the Supreme Court. You've been fed lies your entire life. Time to wake up.

Theunfadeable · Accepted Answer

no. I’m black and I live in a Democrat state and I see firsthand on a daily basis why the right wingers vote for the politics they vote for.

Democrat politics is unsustainable because everything has a cost, and it all falls on taxpayer. The government doesn’t have its own money. Every scent they spend to give to people who don’t work hard comes from taxing the people who do work hard.

There’s no shame in taking government Assistance if you’re going through a rough patch the Democrats have influenced people into thinking that welfare is a way of life. Free food, free money, a free housing free, go to school and don’t succeed in life then they think they’re tuition should be free.

They believe people should be able to come from all over the world and receive free benefits and free everything. The problem is now they don’t have the money to pay for it so now They’re trying to find ways to steal it from the people who do work hard and the people who work harder actually leaving the state.

I’ve also seen a lot of people get killed. I’ve seen people get shot at point blank range literally like 8 feet away from me. I’m literally forced to Carry a weapon to prevent myself from being robbed and I’ve had to do that twice. I’ve seen popular places that generate tons of tax revenue from local and tourist go dead because These places became too unsafe to patronize. This is all because Democrats feel it’s not right to punish crime for whatever reason.

Look at every state run by Democrats look at all the major cities and you’ll notice they look like absolute hell holes. This is what happens when democrats promote shit policy that’s already been proven to fail and insist on doing it it all over again.

CupcakeTheDestroyer · Accepted Answer

Right-wing folks are not inherently white supremacists. Most of them are just folks who don’t want to pay over much in taxes. Charlie Kirk, however, was well known for his racist jokes, ie he once said if he saw his plane had a black pilot he implied he would rather get off the plane but is forced to stay on because of societal pressures regarding racial integration. His anti-abortion attitude also garnered a lot of poor reception when they put him in one of those 30 vs 1 debates where he was up against 30 pro-choice advocates, and he suggested he would be content with his daughter keeping the baby of her rapist, despite not even being 10 years of age at the time.

FreyaRed · Accepted Answer

He was so called "people's tribune". Some would call him a populist others real opposition.
Main problem of people in politics is, they have often great ideologies and narrative as long they don't get some kind of power, once they have it, their ideology changes often radically..
To other part of your question. When you're a white and you stand for your ethnicity and your people, you will be called in western societies automatically white supremacist. It's hypocrisy of non whites or cognitive dissonance caused by decades of left leaning indoctrination.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

People on the left love to portray all conservatives as racists. It is part of their general practice of simply calling names instead of debating the merits of our opposing positions.

Zack-Bann · Answer

Nothing will ever apply to “all” anything.

The right wing is vast and far more diverse than opposition likes to admit

There many non white right wingers who can sometimes be more extreme than the whites

The left usually calls them “domesticated” which is a wildly racist statement in of itself

Right wing is mainly about bringing about a traditional society:
In terms of stability, merits based economy, family values and a moral compass and so on.

Unfortunately many extreme groups have coopted the name and transformed it into a cry for oppression and segregation and discrimination.

Charlie Kirk never once said he wanted to oppress people based on skin color
All he said was “a monogamous marriage before having kids offer these kids the best chance at a stable environment and avoids them growing up with traumas”
Things like that.

He caused such an outrage on college campuses because he was usually debating the blue haired crowd which are mainly the kids who’s parents DID abandon them to grow up in a turbulent way.
They hated him because deep down they wish their parents did as he was suggesting.
But by attacking him they can preserve their own sense of what they decided reality was

Telekinetic-Potato · Answer

The guy believed that colleges were indoctrinating kids into political perspectives that were in the best interest of large corporations (amung others) and that a lot of what they thought they were supporting either were propaganda or not what they were made out to be. Most importantly, he believed "the left" (mega corporations) went out of their way to villify anyone who tried to get a point of view across which might threaten their interests.

So his solution was to hold events where kids could walk up to his booth and have a discussion with him about any political belief or topic and have a conversation.

Many people came to him looking for debates which he was fine with. He was very good at debating and enjoyed it but what made him good at it was his intention rarely came across as wanting to hurt anyone.

He became respected for becoming a place where people could speak to someone who wasn't going to respond out of malice or get their ego hurt and lash out just because you asked a tough question. In fact some might argue the harder the questions usually the more respect he showed people.

He had a lot of beliefs some people absolutely hate and some which almost nobody agrees with. But his vision for America for the most part is a place where everyone can find common ground through discourse and that's a tradition which protects us from tyranny... Like you know, foreign nations and corperations manipulating our policies and laws by paying off elected officials.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

I think not all right wing people are White Supremacists, but all White supremacists are right wing. That's "white-supremacy" under the legal definition.

As for Kirk, that was a hypocrite and a fanatical Christian. He didn't care about finding common ground. He only wanted to convince people why HE'S right and they're wrong. Some guy asked him for advise about dating his atheist girlfriend. Instead of telling him to be accepting and find common ground, or break up, he started giving him advise on how to convert to Christianity. He was a Christian supremacist who believed the US should be governed based on Christian principles.

But was he was also a hypocrite. My favorite was when he told a black girl that black only dorms are bad, but then he told a Mexican that diversity is bad and it's better when people stick with their own kind.

He was also arguing with a girl that the political power lies with the people, when it clearly doesn't.

I liked him at first, until I realized what a hypocrite and moron he is and what his true agenda is. The scary part was, how many people believed and agreed with him.

I never once saw him change his stance after a debate.

Ariesman81Nshiiit · Answer

I believe Charlie stood for helping people recognize their faults and helping them overcome them. Not everyone likes being confronted with their flaws. Some people will view it as White Supremacy, I think Charlie saw himself as a man helping another person improve themselves. I'm sure that can be viewed as being better than someone else, but that kind of has more to do with the other person's perspective. Calling someone a white supremacist is giving power to the idea that white is somehow superior.

Charlie's actual message was that everyone has flaws. Viewing oneself as beneath or above another person is not a race issue, but a personal one.

RingOfFire · Answer

Charlie Kirk was a peaceful, open minded man who used IDEAS to try to persuade people of what he thought was moral and just (whether you agreed with his ideas or not). He always encouraged people who disagreed with his views to speak up and treated them with the utmost respect and an open mind. He travelled to universities and other public venues to carry on a national conversation about issues of the day and was NEVER a threat to anyone.

The fact that ANYONE would portray this man otherwise is evil: plain and simple. Those who mischaracterized him because they disagreed with his views and demonized him bear responsibility for his death the same way those who do the exact same thing to President Trump bear responsibility for the multiple attempts to assassinate him.

Lliam · Answer

It's a total myth. I know lots of conservative people who are anti-racist. They admire black musicians, African-American culture, and have black friends. They see black people as people.

There are lots of famous people who are Republican or conservative who hate racism and won't put up with it.

The modern Democratic party sucks for trying to associate the right wing with white supremacy. It's an evil lie. In fact, it is the Democratic party has a history of racism.

Anonymous · Answer

Charlie Kirk has thousands of videos online. Pick any 3 of them and watch from beginning to end. What you will see, no matter which 3 you watch, is that Charlie made sure that anyone who disagreed with him went to the front of the line so they could debate him. He had no idea what questions they would ask or which positions they would take.

What Charlie did was debate. He asked people to defend their ideas publicly. Most could not, especially the Marxists and the soft on crime people and the ones who were against any self-responsibility. But Charlie did not advocate for violence or racial supremacy. He wanted everyone to succeed. Yes, he absolutely believed in American values like free speech, individual liberty, and personal responsibility. Leftists have been trained to hate these things even as they enjoy living under this system and taking full advantage of it.

Kaneki05 · Answer

Nope, those things aren't mutually exclusive. More likely perhaps though I'd say that's from the way the system is designed too.
Without getting too complicated what I mean is if voting right you expect more harsh immigration laws compared to voting left but what if both parties were harsh on it? Which was the case many times in the past even the Obama administration deported more people than the first Trump administration, yet you'll have lefts who praise obama but hate trump for his... deporting.

Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

All of them can't be white supremacists, it's technically impossible.

It is impossible because right-wing is a full blown spectrum, encompassing diverse worldviews. White supremacists are located at the far-right end of that spectrum. Whereas some right-wing people can be just people wanting less taxes and less welfare state, while being quite open about other's culture, skin tone and ethnicity.

emeraldsaphire · Answer

So 10 years ago I'd say the right wing was generally the less racist party. More recently I've seen more and more racist comments coming from the right. The country has just become so much more racially conscious. I've never seen Charlie say anything racist. I'm not familiar with everything he's said, so I might be missing things, but he was much more of a christian fanatic then anything else

strateguy632 · Answer

That is tricky, because some neo Nazi support trump, but not every rectangle is square! Racists are called "right wing" but only the "far right." In the new descriptions: "borders are racist" yes Obama -democrat and trump -r would both be considered racist. But if racist means "a different race is lower" then almost no right wing are really racist.

Ez-Bri-Z_v2 · Answer

Not all right wing people are white supremacists but all white supremacists are right wing. It's just the nature of the beast.

They have "traditional" values and share most of the republican talking points shared by their political party. There are even those who think the republicans dont go far enough in segregating minorities from white communities. It's sick.

OneViewpoint · Answer

Not all Riech Wing people are racist but all the racists are Reich Wing.

All the Reich Wing people are...

Low IQ
Uneducated
Angry
Filled with hate for the "Other"
Religious
Hypocrites
Stingy
Greedy
Lazy
Incapable of introspective thought
Low on accountability for their own problems

DonaldDarko · Answer

Very few people are actually white supremacists. You'll find that mentality more amoung other races than you will white people. "whitey can keep the lights on" kind of thinking. Its up to them how they think. Some white people think the Japanese are superior.

RavVid · Answer

I don't think you can say Charlie Kirk was a white supremacist. Mostly he was advocating conservative values and rational thought.

You're on safer grounds to say I am a white supremacist because my heritage is from northern Europe. If we couldn't plan for winter and execute that plan than we and our family didn't make it through to spring. Much the same applies to Cold Asians too.

CaptainObivous · Answer

That's just a myth, and anyone telling you that it isn't either is lying for fell for propaganda. Their is a minority, mostly the far right who are white supremacist, but they do not represent everyone on the right because the are a minority, no different the far left activist being a minority and not representing everyone on the left.

jjr23 · Answer

not just myth a lie. hers the biggest reason if every white was a supremist why are 13 % of pop black still living a supremist aka Hitler he murdered 6 million jews and 5 million other gypsies, gays as in brownshirts, mentally ill and disabled priests that's why no one fits Hitler , now Stalin a Marxists as was Mao murdered over 100 millions of there own citizens that's how far left rolls in power

findacure4wokeness · Answer

No not all. A Supremacist is someone that believes one race is better then another. A person who believes that self-determination for every ethic and cultural group is a basic human right might be very much a right winger not be a supremacist. The left often blur over definitions and change it as they see fit. You should check out uncensored sites like rumble to get a balanced perspective on topics like this.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

INCREDIBLY HUGE myth made up by the democrats, you know, the ones that STARTED the kkk and didn't want blacks or any other non-white race to have equal rights!!

Twalli · Answer

Most white supremacists are conservatives, if not reactionary. However, they're not the majority of the right wing. Before 9-11 almost all Muslims voted conservative, because their views were largely conservative. It's similar to white supremacists, most vote right wing due to their views.

Dargil · Answer

Left wingers have been racists since before the civil war. Slavery, Jim Crow. The list is long. There is no evidence of right wing racism.

exitseven · Answer

It is a myth. The truth is that there are many more BLM members than white supremicists.

goaded · Answer

No. But all white supremacists are right-wing, and Trump needed their votes.

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

Im just shocked how many lie there telling you if Charlie Kirk wasn't racist i sure couldn't tell he was known for racist jokes and views. And most openly racist people are right wingers following agent orange

strawberryapple · Answer

No. But all white supremacists are left-wing, and Biden needed their votes.

abc3643 · Answer

No, they all aren't. However, this statement is true: Being a Republican doesn't make you racist, but, if you're a White racist, you're voting Republican.

slatyb · Answer

It's largely true, and this is apparent in the policies of the Trump administration brutally arresting citizens because of their appearance.

NaultD · Answer

Right wing tends to be inheritance pyramid hierarchy. So not white supremacist in name but more or less in practice.

jamesgoldman · Answer

My entire circle is right wing and includes members of the Jewish community, Iranians, Chinese, Indians, Polish, Afro-Caribbeans, Italians, South Africans and an American as well as the British

loveslongnails · Answer

I don't know if all right-wingers are white supremacists, but it's safe to say that ALL white supremacists are right-wingers! LOL

Apostate_______ · Answer

The people running the U. S. government sure are. A bunch of racist assholes.

douride2 · Answer

in my opinion that is more like an old urban legend.

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

99 percent are and the 1 percent are perfectly fine with the 99 percent

sage2021 · Answer

No, that is not true.

Agape93 · Answer

It's a myth. A very old myth.

Pterodon · Answer

Myth my wife is black and I’m MAGA white

Mike_Hum · Answer

Turns out the SPLC are white supremacists.

BCRanger10 · Answer

Not just a myth. A total lie.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Not all, but at least three-quarters.

QuietRunner · Answer

That is a myth

Still-alive · Answer

Pretty much lol

Anonymous · Answer

A 100% myth! Liberals are the true racists!

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