*** The Official MAGAposting thread ***

[BananaStand]

How many times will I see the word "nationalist" not preceded by the word "white" in 2018.

I don't care where you set the post....I will bet the under.

Can someone explain to me why non-white people can't be Nationalist?

This is a media trick to associate anyone with conservative, America-first values, as a racist.

And wuf....YOU FELL FOR IT.

When you say shit like "white nationalism is different from white-supremacy", you're just feeding the narrative that anyone who shirks the policies of globalization and open borders is really just a racist and xenophobe.

There is no such thing as "white nationalism". There is "nationalism" and there are white people. That's it. Any attempt to marry the two is just a spin-game that is attempting to broad-brush an entire conservative movement as racist and hateful.

Trump knows this. That's why he blamed both sides in Charleston. How did the media react to that?? They eviscerated Trump because his truth doesn't fit their phony narrative that Nationalism is anti-black, rather than simply pro-america.

[spoonitnow]

How many times will I see the word "nationalist" not preceded by the word "white" in 2018.

I don't care where you set the post....I will bet the under.

Can someone explain to me why non-white people can't be Nationalist?

Kwanzaa was established as an anti-white, black nationalist holiday in the 60s.

[wufwugy]

When you say shit like "white nationalism is different from white-supremacy", you're just feeding the narrative that anyone who shirks the policies of globalization and open borders is really just a racist and xenophobe.

I wasn't the one who said that.

I was the one who pointed out that historians think of whiteness as more of a culture than anything else, and that a nation is a set of ideas.