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The reason this is all so brazen and so well documented is that these people literally did not see what they did as serious. They saw it as ‘civil disobedience’ at worst.

Why? Because they are White supremacists living in a white supremacist country.


In many parts of the country right now, law enforcement wouldn’t haven’t even pressed charges against them for any of this.

In fact, law enforcement were clearly among their ranks!

These 80%+ red counties are literal bastions of white supremacy.

But even as you move closer to the suburbs or even the cities, you still can get away with A LOT of this.

Lily white states from Maine to Iowa are places where white people feel entitled to do what they please, because this is THEIR country.

It’s a whole lot more convenient for a lot of people to act like these are Klansman from the Deep South, but the reality is, they are from every part of the country. If I had to guess, there are a lot more from up north than down south.

Because this is America.

Even today, while we are in the middle of a violent coup, the white legacy media barely ever mentions the term “white supremacy,” except when describing groups like the proud boys.

Because this is “divisive.”
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I have no words.


Sadly @ezralevant needs someone to help him understand more about the US/US politics and what has been unfolding for decades.

Call me Ezra I can help.


1/ The history of and threats to scientific publishing


2/ the reality of fact checkers


3/ How we got here (work in progress)
Few comments since this topic is as perennial as the AIT issue among internet H -- of course you may not like it, so don't @ me. The domesticated Bos was a central animal for the subsistence of the Indo-European pastoralists on the steppe. It was also a major domesticate for the


the pre-IE Indian peoples like the Harappans and the neolithic Ash Mound culture of southern India (i.e. the bUti-palli/halli-s; early Dravidians?). What is clear is that these pre-IE & circum-IE entry peoples of India consumed the flesh of cattle. However, it is like the female

animal (henceforth cow) was also valued for milk->curds/cheese(?) among both the Harappan and Ash Mound peoples. The former probably also used them as draught animals. The situation was similar with the IEans on the steppe with their version of Bos cattle playing a major role in

food (both diary and flesh) and as draught animals. Given their value for the IEans, the idea of the protection of cattle was central to their culture (independently of them consuming their flesh). Thus, the cattle raids& countering such were very central to their imagination.

Hence, we may infer that the concept of cattle-protection, emerged entirely independently of their consumption among the steppe IEans. For a IEan king whose wealth was animal herds such protection was a central role. Hence, the ideal of go-pAlana emerged long before beef-taboo.