[ - ] FreeinTX 1 point 1 weekApr 19, 2024 13:44:31 ago (+1/-0)
Members of the group would regularly meet up — gatherings they referred to as “hate camps” — in order to hang out and discuss their ideology, to, among other things, take propaganda photos of the members wearing uniforms and skull masks in front of Nazi or Atomwaffen flags or to go to “left leaning bars” in an attempt to confront other patrons, Murphy said.
His competence is reflected in the power of his ideas in SIEGE. By now it is probably safe to say it surpasses Mein Kampf in relevance in terms of Nazi texts - as Hitler's work is essentially a period document. Your ad hominem attacks are irrelevant, bro. Deal with ideas, not someone's personal life or what they once did for a living one time.
You've said all of that before. Almost to the very last word. Is this a mantra? A script?
People need to judge for themselves.
And I disagree with you. STRONGLY. It's not even a book. It is a collection of entries in a newsletter that was compiled into a book. That necessarily made it easy to write, even for a guy like Mason that has little formal education.
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[ - ] FreeinTX 1 point 1 weekApr 19, 2024 13:44:31 ago (+1/-0)
Yeah, Terror Factory type shit.
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Full text of SIEGE. Can be read here online:
https://archive.ph/S9FtA
And if people haven't read it they're not doing anything.
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People need to judge for themselves.
And I disagree with you. STRONGLY. It's not even a book. It is a collection of entries in a newsletter that was compiled into a book. That necessarily made it easy to write, even for a guy like Mason that has little formal education.