[lbo-talk] it was punk rock that set him off

[Joseph Catron]

To the extent that I understand you, I think I agree with you. It seems
self-evident to me that white supremacism, like any number of other
political tendencies, is better understood as a recurring strand, appearing
in multiple contexts, than as its own coherent, independently-existing
thing. I wouldn't call this reckless, though, so much as realistic.

2011/1/12 Ferenc Molnar <ferenc_molnar at hotmail.com>

But if you're talking about the 1948 ethnic cleansing of 700,000
> Palestinians from their ancestral homeland as a result of philo-Semitism and
> white supremacism in governmental offices then I might agree with you but I
> would disagree that those terms mean the same thing and come from the same
> source.  Conflating them without regard to their source or intent serves the
> purposes of linking struggles but in a pretty reckless way.
>

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