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This is a good time to talk about how "stochastic terrorism" works. Hate groups spread messaging hoping that it inspires violent action. It only inspires violent action in proportion to how many people see it. If we deplatform hate groups, fewer people see their messages.
This isn't an academic argument. Three members of The Base who recently plotted the assassination of two leftwing activists took their kill list from a League of the South blog post. This is why we deplatform hate groups. Deplatforming works.https://www.ajc.com/news/crime--law/extremist-blog-had-named-bartow-county-man-targeted-neo-nazi-plot/aoMoXEFDOmeLP0LHcmG9RP/ …
These dumbasses are still talking about "the difference between hate speech and violent speech." Hate speech is always dehumanizing speech, and the goal is *always* to inspire violent action against the targeted groups. There is no "non-violent" hate speech.
"A true believer in a hate group won't see himself as being a member of a hate group."
-Ryan Mauro, Intelligence Director of The Clarion Project, which is literally an @splcenter-designated hate group
That's how absurd this webinar is.
These nerds just tried to play an Atomwaffen video and whiffed it, lol. Twice.
The video didn't play, but they're acting like it did, lmao.
Jesse says "these are pathetic examples of propaganda," claiming that he made much better propaganda for Al Qaeda, then claiming that Atomwaffen are "essentially anarchist." 
There's nothing anarchist about Atomwaffen. If you read James Mason's "Siege," he's very clear that the government needs to be destroyed not because the state is bad, but because they will always destroy any burgeoning National Socialist movement.
Again, Jesse is complaining about the "quality of the propaganda" and reminding people that he made much better propaganda for Al Qaeda. He can't even stop being a narcissist for the length of a webinar.
These guys don't seem to understand what "Accelerationism" is. The goal is to provoke a government crackdown on the far-right, in the hopes of inspiring sympathizers to take up arms against the American government.
This guy is now claiming that people who objected to a surveillance state in the form of CVE programs infiltrating Black and Brown communities are responsible for letting white nationalist terrorism run amok.pic.twitter.com/2itd5cHuih
Jeff Schoep is now claiming we need to debate Nazis, not deplatform them. Reminder that he's still warning his former NSM associates about federal infiltration and his girlfriend is literally running their website, lol.pic.twitter.com/k1BWRP5ZnO
Despite having a form for questions, The Clarion Project isn't taking any questions, lol. They just ended the webinar with no questions from the audience.
The Clarion Project is a hate group claiming it isn't a hate group, interviewing Jeff Schoep, a Nazi who claims he isn't a Nazi.
They also didn't discuss COVID-19 at all.
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