David Hines tweeted this:
saw some guys who make their living in the white nationalist scene referred to as “professional racists” and it legit cracked me up because I envisioned dudes wishing each other good morning, punching in on the time clock, and promptly screaming invective at each other pic.twitter.com/VIQGVrqwPz
— David Hines (@hradzka) August 24, 2022
Apparently it’s us—or at least VDARE.com editor Peter Brimelow, who was at Laura Loomer’s election night party.
Apparently professional racists Peter Brimelow and Nick Fuentes were at the election night party with Laura Loomer in Florida. They were joined by an assortment of other racists and far-right figures. pic.twitter.com/QTbOT9T7b9
— Nick Martin (@nickmartin) August 24, 2022
However, unlike Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog, who keep things cool when they’re off-duty:
our witch-hunting enemies really hate us. I keep saying we’re not a hate group, we’re a hated group.
The writer doesn't say why we’re traitors, for what offense, if any we should be “locked away”, or why, in defiance of a century of First Amendment jurisprudence, we should be shut down. We’re not a hate group, we’re a hated group. https://t.co/cxuiIf0phI
— VDARE (@vdare) May 1, 2021
But what is a ”professional racist”?
It could be someone like Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Eric Holder, or Benjamin Crump, but my favorite example is former ”community organizer” Barack Obama, author of a memoir subtitled a A Story Of Race And Inheritance, who was elected President on an explicitly racial campaign, and re-elected after supporting racists over the George Zimmerman case and elsewhere.
Here he is saying ”These are real issues” during a riot that started over a lie.
That’s what I call a professional racist.
