How do you recognise a white supremacist ?

@Carissimi Well no. But it's nice to pretend to be a victim isn't it? All cozy.

Well, yes. You are not well informed about what’s going on in the world. You try to smear me as though I’m a self described victim because I have white skin. You sound ridiculous. I’m reporting facts, while you deal in fiction. Don’t expect a response to the tripe you’ll come back with. I don’t waste my time on the Woke. @CountScrofula

@CountScrofula why is she a victim ?

@Carissimi Back these "facts" with some sources/material? I'm white myself, know plenty of whites both in different European countries and a handful in the U.S., and none of us has ever been called a "white supremacist" for the color of our skins. Neither from people ideologically at right, nor from people ideologically at left.

@Elessar well I was about to agree with you ...but ideas in France is that if you complain , you ARE a white supremacist

@revenant Conservative boomers say the same over here, and in America as well. Their perception of reality does not constitute reality, fortunately for us all.

Well, I can’t very well go back and search for news reports and book titles, and have better things to do than try and prove my veracity to you, but maybe start with “White Fragility.” Then search for sensitivity training by employers, and what they are teaching in schools and collages. I recall an Oxford professor in the news a few months back calling for whites to be attacked or killed. I can’t remember every source I read, see, and hear. You should expand your own information sources more, then you’ll know what I know. @Elessar

@Elessar what is not your reality ? I am no boomer but I can see that cathedrals are burning..or is it part of the matrix ?

@Carissimi very good point ! the new "white fragility" movement

@Carissimi Isolated cases don't constitute the general line of thoughts of an entire political wing (luckily for both sides of the political spectrum), so if this is your best evidence for saying the (entire?) Left is accusing white people of being white supremacists, there's even no point in going on with this discussion/propaganda attempt. Besides, the burden of proof is on those who claim something (in this case you), not those who defend (in this case me). It's in both our countries Constitutions.

In regards to schools, having completed them, I can assure that nothing of what is speculated by (far)-right media - such as that they "train pupils to socialism" or other nonsense like that is, obviously, false and even quite ridiculous.

@Elessar you do not want to address me because I am european ?

@revenant You'll have to tell me what French cathedrals burning have to do with accuses of white supremacy, because sorry but I don't have an imagination that vivid lol

@Elessar my imagination lol..you are getting funny now. What wine are you drinking ?

@Elessar "train pupils to socialism

of course they do silly boy

@revenant Don't (purposely) misinterpret my response - the imagination is not for the fires, which are real (as there is evidence), but for linking it with this hypothetical phenomena of white people being accused of white supremacy on the sole base of their skin colour, which is something only far-righters for some reasons seems to notice/report.

@revenant [quote]train pupils to socialism[/quote] Only the best schools in the head of some conservatives, lol

@Elessar and I am telling you that in France in this present day and I am sure in Italy as well, to be against so called refugees and all that business....people are called white supremacists.

@Elessar nope. Not at all. You are misleading everybody here. In every schools which are paid for by the tax payers and free to all. Same crap taught since god knows when

"you got to accept that all civilisations fall so welcome the new civilisation because it is inevitable"

@revenant The problem is a bit more complex than that, don't let the Salvini or Le Pen of the situation fool you.

@Elessar and I expect you to tell me what horrible things they say. In french

@revenant It's under everybody's eyes, they both reduce a complex problem to mere slogans. Plus, weren't it thanks to the immigration situation nobody would care about them, you can bet it's in their best interest that all stays like is now or even resume to pre-2017 levels. In fact, at least in the case of our guy, when it's time to take critical decisions on the matter (e.g. when he was a MEP, or even minister) that could potentially improve things on that front, he didn't go to the summits.

Look at the projected approval ratings of both characters and you have an idea of how many people are falling for their BS over time.