Tomislav Sunic:
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In fact, these signifiers have by now become a badge of honor for any would be non-conformist rebel, regardless of his or her ideological stripes. (Historical note: Leo Trotsky, a Bolshevik of Jewish origin was also dubbed “fascist” by Stalin in 1939, as was the former maverick communist head of the Yugoslav state, Josip Broz Tito). White nationalists in the EU and USA should start re-appropriating their own discourse and avoid insignia reminiscent of the fascism or National Socialism of the 1930s and 40s. Why not use words, such as “Euro –American heretics,” or “European rebels” instead of the value loaded locution “White nationalist“ and this is his conclusion? — a locution that originated in the fevered brains of the thought police like the SPLC and the ADL?
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http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net...the-dissident/
Euro-American heretics. What a great term.
- Religious associations.
- Defining yourself from the enemy's perspective. (what's 'heretical' or 'rebel' about wanting to preserve your race?)
- 'Heretic' gives the impression of someone doing something wrong, or evil. 'Satanic', even.
- Unclear meaning. Average whites would scratch their heads.
Stillborn. As was Sunic's political instincs, as evident from his career as eh, uh, "Euro-American heretic".