“Ego non baptizo te in nomine patris, sed in nomine diaboli!”

Some kike probably noticed that the single most efficient way to turn White people into Nazis is contact with the retarded subhumans that are our supposed equals.

So the solution they came up with?

Make fat women argue for the monkeys, because what else are they gonna do in-between Twinkie binges?

CNN:

Social media conversations on race typically take one of two routes.

The first, and the one less traveled, leads to a thoughtful, fact-driven exchange of ideas. The second (more popular) route leads to bitter back-and-forth filled with tired stereotypes or racially inflammatory barbs.

 But now, when discussion swerves in the second direction, there’s a group of white allies prepared to do the rerouting.

Shame they don’t take a stroll through any nigger neighborhoods, that would be some good rerouting.

White Nonsense Roundup is a social media watchdog group with about 100 white volunteers. Its goal: to relieve people of color from the emotional labor of engaging with a person’s racist or racially insensitive thoughts.

Only a woman or a kike could come up with a concept as retarded as “emotional labor.”

Say, a person of color makes a post about Black Lives Matter. Then others respond with ignorant or offensive comments. That person can tag White Nonsense RoundUp to snatch some edges — or, better put, to educate people with context and fact-based views.

Here’s some fact-based views for you:

I’m waiting for my education.

Think of it like roadside assistance for social media debates you’re tired of having.

“It’s really unfair that we expect people of color to experience racism, but then also explain it to us,” the group’s co-founder Terri Kempton, a book editor and college instructor, told CNN.

Awwww… They think monkey people who have never had anything good in their lives that wasn’t invented by a White man are somehow treated “unfair,” when in fact the opposite is true – it is unfair to us that our ancestors were too cowardly to wipe out these vermin themselves, so as to spare us from their problems.

 After Philando Castile’s killing in 2016, Kempton saw a need for proactive involvement by white people like herself in conversations about race.

“I think, as white people, we are taught that intentions are all that matters,” Kempton said. “We think that if our hearts are in the right places and we consciously doubt racism, we’re good to go. So that was a light-bulb moment to me, where I didn’t think intentions are enough.”

So, she approached another white friend, Layla Tromble, and together they launched White Nonsense Roundup on Facebook, Twitter and later Instagram.

You can find links to all 3 on their website. Feel free to go ask them a thing or two, or even better – volunteer for their (((movement))) and provide some fact-based views.

“I thought, ‘What about if we take on some of that emotional labor or burden?'” Kempton said. “Because white people are responsible for talking to other white people about racism.”

Their idea worked. Since its launch, White Nonsense RoundUp has gained more than 138,000 followers across its different accounts.

But the opening of the article said they only have 100 volunteers. That’s not good, they need more than that for so many subhu… I mean poor oppressed people with skin like feces who need to be saved from the emotional labor of not being able to explain why every inch of this planet they infest is a shithole.

One of them is Kevin Tillman, an educator in Oakland, California, who says he uses the service almost every day. Tillman, 40, is a leader in the vegan hip-hop movement and often encounters trolls online.

“It’s inspiring. I really appreciate the work that they’re doing and I steadily promote them,” he said. “And the reality is white folks will sooner listen to them. They’re handling things people of color have been handling all our lives.”

Chenoa Alamu discovered White Nonsense RoundUp when she came across one of their posts that said it’s not the job of black people to educate white people.

“I just couldn’t believe what I was reading. It was such a breath of fresh air,” said Alamu, a violinist in Springfield, Illinois.

“I feel strong enough and have felt strong enough to have conversations about race on my own. But I was getting tired,” she said. “When I saw the (White Nonsense RoundUp) post, that’s when I was like, ‘Phew, finally somebody white who gets it … someone willing to carry the burden of racism.'”

There is no “anime laugh gif” strong enough to express how idiotic these creatures are.

But let’s find out how the actual (((system))) works:

When a volunteer receives a tag notification, they read through the conversation in question and spend time figuring out the best approach. This one dialogue can last a volunteer’s entire two-hour shift or it could be one of several conversations they tackle.

Volunteers pretty much see the same well-trodden claims or ideas time and time again in some form or another, Kempton said.

There are some old standbys like, “I’m not racist because I don’t see color,” or, “Well, I don’t personally act racist.”

More specific topics also get trotted out: “Cultural appropriation isn’t real,” “I don’t have white privilege because of [x],” “Why is it always about race?” and the particularly thorny refrain, “All Lives Matter.”

Occasionally, volunteers receive private messages from other white people asking for guidance on a topic or resources to get educated on their own time.

Sometimes those questions stump the volunteers and founders. In those moments, the group relies on its advisory council — a group of 9-10 people of color that offer guidance and help plan next steps.

That “council” must have the highest density of idiocy on the face of the planet.

 With so many eyes on them, White Nonsense RoundUp only brings on white people who know their stuff. There are no training wheels.

Before they are hired each potential volunteer must provide personal information and respond to four problematic statements in a “firm but compassionate fashion” — that’s a key to the group’s mission. They’re not out to own trolls, they’re out to educate and engage.

Volunteers also submit their social media links for a thorough search, the group says.

If everything checks out to the group’s standards, the new volunteer is added to the roster. Each is asked to work a two-hour shift a week, but many choose to do more. The group has volunteers across the country.

Another key to their mission? Stay in the designated lane. Regardless of expertise and enthusiasm, White Nonsense Roundup only pops in when it’s invited through a tag. And it leaves a thread when it’s clear a troll isn’t invested in learning or when the original poster asks the group to stop.

“We’re very aware of the tendency of white activists to center ourselves, so we’re careful not to pretend we’re white saviors,” Kempton said.

If these “people”(I’m using the term in the broadest sense) would spend a fraction of this effort on losing weight, they might actually turn into normal-looking people again.

But it would only affect the looks though, everything else is already damaged beyond repair.

These degenerate vermin are gonna end up badly, as in being killed in brutal ways.

And the fun part is  – it’s probably gonna happen at the hands of the creatures they fret about so much.

Good riddance

This is Microsoft’s corporate head office in Richmond, Washington.

The forces of evil are conspiring to stifle our troll army’s holy work. They forever busy themselves hatching up abhorrent schemes under cover of darkness.

Microsoft, one of the enemy’s most powerful allies in the digital realm, has entered the fray.

RT:

The end may be nigh for trolls on Skype and Xbox. Microsoft is launching a customer support service that allows users to report hate speech. Conversely, the new system also includes an appeals forum to reinstate contested content.

For hate mongers on the internet, Microsoft would become judge, jury and executioner. On Friday, the software conglomerate rolled out a new system for airing grievances regarding hate speech posted on Microsoft-hosted services.

tfw they’re trying to take your trolling away.

In the weeks following the Twitter harassment of Saturday Night Live and Ghostbusters movie star Leslie Jones, pressure has been placed on the technology industry to figure out a solution to abuse and hate speech spread digitally.

This is “why for many years we’ve sought to protect our customers by prohibiting hate speech and removing such content from our hosted consumer services,” Microsoft wrote in a press release.

Let me fix that for you:

“This is why for many years we’ve sought to protect Jews and foreigners by prohibiting criticisms of their crimes and removing the evidence from our hosted consumer services.”

Microsoft is now handling hate filled content with a “notice-and-takedown” approach where an internal team reviews the complaint, looks into factors and context around it and then makes the decision at their discretion, Wired reported.

Hold your ground! Hold your ground!

Sons of Europa, of the West, my brothers. I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me. A day may come when the banter  of trolls fails, when we forsake our lulz, and break all vows to gas the Kikes.

But it is not this day.

An hour of JIDF infiltrators and back-traced proxies, when the age of Nazi trolls comes crashing down, but it is not this day!

This day we fight!!

By all that you hold dear on these good tubes, I bid you stand, Men of the Stormer Troll Army!!!