TYT: Racist Billboards Erected All Over Alabama

[WhoIsNumberNone]

"A billboard displaying a message tied to a segregationist "mantra" popular with white supremacists has cropped up outside of Birmingham, Alabama, a city that has seen several racially charged, separatist signs posted in recent years.

AL.com reported Sunday that a billboard reading "Diversity means chasing down the last white person #whitegenocide" was posted on I-59 in St. Clair County.

The news website noted the similarity between the billboard and one posted within Birmingham city limits in June 2013 reading "Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white." AL.com reported that both phrases are attributed to the White Genocide Project, a group composed of white supremacists and segregationists."

[shenmue]

1. Oh Lord

Will the stupidity kill us, or the violence?

[NBachers]

2. Rec'd by one of the few remaning white people, a dwindling race here in New America

[Archae]

3. Let 'em.

They are blowing thousands of $$$ on these billboards that do nothing but get people pissed off at the white supremacist groups.

The actual membership will start getting pissed off too, at how the leadership is blowing their money on these.

[McCamy Taylor]

4. Projection: white folks pretending that their hatred of people of other colors is

actually people of other colors hating them. They project, because they know that their hatred is wrong and sick and makes them disgusting people who are not fit to live with---and since they have to live with themselves, they go into a vicious cycle of denial, projection, denial, projection that makes them so completely messed up that they will have to spend many hundreds of billions of years in Buddhist Hell trying to get their shit together so that they can finally begin the cycle of reincarnation as a flea.

[countmyvote4real]

6. <3

[ReRe]

7. (Off subject...

... that was the best run-on sentence I've seen in some time. Fan of Nathaniel Hawthorne, here.)

[bbgrunt]

5. this is like the effort to convince people that

Christians are being persecuted in this country. Marketing victimhood to deflect their role in the persecution of the real victims. Classic blaming the victims. Just another propaganda technique that people never tire of employing because it unfortunately works way too often with people who prefer to nurse grudges rather than self-reflect.

[ReRe]

8. That ain't freedom of speech...

... that's freedom of hate speech. Wonder what the SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center) thinks of it.

Just when you think there's no way they could think up more ways to spread their bigoted views, they splash it up on the billboards. Before you know it, they'll go robo.

[libodem]

12. Good question

And for the best run on sentence evah as noted above.

[gregcrawford]

9. These inbred, webfooted pinheads...

... are disgrace to humanity, and don't deserve the consideration one might afford a cockroach on your dinner plate.

[trof]

10. 'All over'?

OK, I live in Alabama and it gets pretty bad/weird sometimes, but two places two years apart = 'All Over'?

[SansACause]

13. I agree

Alabama is a big state, so one billboard cannot be "all over" it.

[nxylas]

11. Dumb fucks don't even know that you can't put a space in a hashtag

I guess that's what happens when you're merely visiting the 21st century, rather than actually living here.

[father founding]

14. Poor Bubba

Does anyone believe a bunch of Rednecks came up with the money for these Billboards, If not then Who ?, ask yourself who has the money ?

[eppur_se_muova]

15. My home state -- richer than Mississippi, saner than Texas.

It says so on our license plates.