Looking for list of links to articles
It'd be really helpful if KIA had a list of links for proving our points. I know we use Archive.is a lot but without a list it's basically useless.
I'm currently in a conversation with a local columnist who rejects my argument of LGBT and universities pushing anti-white, anti-american, pro-communism/socialism. I told him I would gather a list of articles proving I'm not making it up.
The problem is that Google is utter shit. Every search comes up with results like "violence against LGBT people" from sites like VOX and Guardian. All propagandistic results.
Now I'm feeling pretty demoralized. Links to "white genocide" tweets by people like the director of Cartoon Network and that Bioware guy. Tweets by university professors, or links to their papers. Has anyone been keeping a list of urls for these kind of things?
Posted Jan 23, 2019, 10:39 PM UTC
Search KiA, usually that shit's been posted.
Are there any specific things that you're looking for?
Not really specific, just wanted enough to post that they couldn't say "this article is a one-off". That it's a pattern the media has been engaged in for years. I would like them to span a few different topics. Kill all white people, praise for communism/socialism, praise for islam/disparaging christianity, scorn for first amendment, and repealing 2nd amendment. I wanted to show that the LGBT activists push these things, the media, and universities.
My suggestion is to go to a university library and search for academic pieces on some of these. I just looked up "whiteness" at mine, and got (no shit) 54,815 peer-reviewed results, such as this one.
If you're willing to wait, I can compile some articles and shit for you. No telling how long it'll be, though.
Fuck, I think that reading just that gave me cancer. Again.
That's a pretty great idea. Thanks. And if you don't mind helping out, yes I would like some help compiling a list. Usually I'm pretty good at it but with Google being almost useless I'm really at a loss. Thank you.
Alright, here we go.
So, this isn't so much about "killing white people" as it is conflate "whiteness" to "racism." Anyway, here's a college course at the University of Wisconsin called "The Problem of Whiteness." Here's a Race Ethnicity and Education article on "the unexamined Whiteness of teaching." Really, all you need to do is spend time in Critical Race Theory, and you'll find what you're looking for. Or, use this for reference.
This one's not hard to find. Politico on why America should be socialist. USA Today runs a column by the national director of the DSA laying out the "need" to "share the wealth." WaPo claiming "Venezuela doesn't prove anything about socialism." 2018 Gallup poll finds that Democrats are more positive about socialism than capitalism. Jim Carrey says we should "say yes to socialism." The Nation also saying that "the Left needs more socialism." Peer-reviewed journal Philosophy & Public Affairs hosted a piece called "Socialism Revised," The Guardian encourages readers to tell them about "things you do that go against the capitalist and consumerist grain," and the article is tagged as "Communism." The Guardian again apologizes for communism by trying to disconnect the regimes with the ideology. Salon apologizing for communism. Leftist political journal Soundings on how communism can offer lessons on democracy in the Trump era. WCUPA professor arguing for communism to fight abolish the US state, especially after Trump won. Don't get me started on how Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was propelled to stardom by the mainstream.
So it's not so much "praise for Islam" here, it's mostly a rabid defense of it and regular apologetics for it.
Here's some stuff from the UK regarding schools making field trips to mosques. And straight from the Religious Education Council of England and Wales. I couldn't find anything regarding mandatory school trips to churches or temples.
There's also people being convicted for criticizing Islam, or really, blaspheming. E.S. v. Austria from 2013 saw a woman fined €480 for "defaming Muhammad" by calling him a pedophile. The UK regularly arrests people for making criticizing Islam on social media under "incitement of religious hatred." Even quoting Sir Winston Churchill's critique of Islam is enough to get you taken away. Denmark has similarly enforced its hate speech law as a blasphemy ban. Richard Dawkins wasn't arrested, but was barred from giving a speech of "abusive speech" against Islam.
Here's the ACLU claiming that criticism of Sharia law is equivalent to Islamophobia, and this was back in 2011. USA Today defends the hijab as "feminist," includes a quote about how criticism of the hijab as oppressive is "racist and sexist."
On the Christian front, here's Psychology Today arguing that Christianity potentially harms children (important, they do say that there are good messages in Christianity, too). Everyone's favorite, Salon, on "9 horrible things the Christian right does because God said so." WaPo column going after Christians who do not engage in social justice. USA Today conflating Christian terrorists with most evangelicals.
So this mostly has to do with the free speech protections, and how the First Amendment should be amended or repealed to allow for hate speech laws. Look at the case of the Christakises at Yale, an article in the Harvard Law Journal acknowledging how people want to legislate away "unacceptable" speech,
There's also some statistics to add. The 2017 State of the First Amendment report had 43% of Americans saying that colleges should ban "controversial" speakers. A 2017 survey of college students found that 44% of those polled thought "hate speech" had no legal protections anyway. The Cato Institute and YouGov had some mixed results, but most interesting was that 46% of those polled would support a law "making it illegal to say offensive things about African Americans." To cap this off, here's a collection of essays—some arguing against free speech, some arguing for it—with some names you may recognize.
You don't even have to go far for this one. NYT Opinion, and another by a retired SCOTUS Justice, USA Today, and an academic journal on criminal justice.
Some of these aren't academic, but I've been in classes that used mainstream articles and opinions to punctuate lessons, so I'd say they're relevant. Hope it's enough.
Most importantly I think it will be effective. These are local people and I don't believe they've been exposed to how deep and wide spread these things have gotten.