Meet Redneck Revolt, the radical leftist group arming working-class people

[Madmallard]

Redneck Revolt is a national activist organisation that advocates for the downfall of capitalism through the elimination of racism. Its founders believe strongly that working-class liberation can only occur when workers unite, regardless of race. So in 38 different locations around the country, Redneck Revolt mobilises poor, rural white people to stand up for people of colour.

And yes, they carry guns.

Indeed, Redneck Revolt may look like many other social-justice groups – its website contains frequent mentions of “trigger warnings” and “solidarity” – but it is far from it. The members of Redneck Revolt don’t want you to sit in a circle, hold hands, and sing Kumbaya. They want you to know you have an enemy – it’s just not who you think it is.

In an open letter that the group frequently uses for recruitment, it urges working-class white people to “look around” and wonder: “Who lives in the houses or trailers in the same neighborhoods as us? Who works next to us in the factories, or cooks alongside us at the restaurants?”

“It sure as hell isn’t rich white people,” the letter continues. “It’s Brown people, Black people, and other working-class white people. They are the ones that are in similar situations to us, living paycheck to paycheck, stretching to feed their families like we do. So why then would we view them as so different from us that we literally view them as our enemies?”

According to Redneck Revolt’s mission statement, organizing people also requires organizing a defense of their communities. Hence, the gun range.

Meet Redneck Revolt, the radical leftist group arming working-class people so they can defend minorities

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Yay, racist bigots against racial bigotry. I wonder how many clips they can carry?

 

[Podmonkey]

Yay, racist bigots against racial bigotry. I wonder how many clips they can carry?

Just enough to miss all their targets.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Just enough to miss all their targets.

I was figuring just enough to hold their targets.

 

[holdover]

Its doomed to failure.

""advocates for the downfall of capitalism through the elimination of racism."" LOL as if a government can eliminate racism. They will eat their own.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Redneck Revolt Organization?





They're a bunch of disingenuous losers

 

[Deplorable Me]

Arming "working class people"? Which one of them actually has a job? All the working class people I know already own their own guns and are trying to keep them from Andy.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Andy gets what Andy wants.

 

[DoD1776]

All trump has to do is say the word...

 

[Cooolone]

And yes, they carry guns.

Carrying guns doesn't give you power, or make you tough... Can guarantee that like most of the tree huggers, the first bloody nose and 99% cut and run! You can carry all the weapons you want, it doesn't make you a fighter, or give you the stomach to fight...

Fuck them!

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Carrying guns doesn't give you power, or make you tough... Can guarantee that like most of the tree huggers, the first bloody nose and 99% cut and run! You can carry all the weapons you want, it doesn't make you a fighter, or give you the stomach to fight...

Fuck them!

You're right F- them. They are enemies of freedom everywhere.

But don't under estimate them.

They are easily confused, idealistic, gullible, feel they are victims and most crucially lack intelligence. They are the perfect group to get all riled up to go out and do Your bidding. They are a threat.


These are their glorious hero's and idols. Let that sink in for a few mins. This is what they want.

 

[libertysnake]

You're right F- them. They are enemies of freedom everywhere.

But don't under estimate them.

They are easily confused, idealistic, gullible, feel they are victims and most crucially lack intelligence. They are the perfect group to get all riled up to go out and do Your bidding. They are a threat.


These are their glorious hero's and idols. Let that sink in for a few mins. This is what they want.

Am I the only one who noticed a robotech Glaug mech in the third picture's background?

 

[libertysnake]

You're right F- them. They are enemies of freedom everywhere.

But don't under estimate them.

They are easily confused, idealistic, gullible, feel they are victims and most crucially lack intelligence. They are the perfect group to get all riled up to go out and do Your bidding. They are a threat.


These are their glorious hero's and idols. Let that sink in for a few mins. This is what they want.

Agreed. This is not something to underestimate. Gullible people will be used and abused to push an agenda. Even if it's the false agenda that liberals have been pushing for a while now -- namely, the bullshit that racism is a considerable factor anymore in society (it isn't.)

On a related note, just look at the Bernie Bros for how people can be sucked into a false narrative regarding socialism. From a critical perspective, you have to think "why is he popular?" Just a few points that come to mind:

• People graduating from overly expensive college, with unrealistic expectations of jobs, are finding out they don't exist in the numbers they thought -- or aren't nearly as easy to get as they thought.
• Wages in general have stagnated, and wage growth has been pretty slow to my understanding for most professions over the last few decades especially. People are increasingly working more jobs, for less money.
• Healthcare costs have skyrocketed. For those who have healthcare they could "keep," the cost of medications and procedures has been increasingly passed on to the insured person. This is due to Obamacare forcing insurance companies to absorb the cost for people regardless of conditions to begin with. So individuals signing up with preexisting conditions -- without a group bargaining policy which would have kept their costs reasonable -- are causing the system to take on extreme expenses. Trump recently allowed for bargaining for Healthcare across state lines, which should increase the pool of people grouping together at least and bring down costs. However, Obamacare still needs to go as part two of that plan.
  
• There aren't really Levittown like houses at cheap prices for people to achieve home ownership as easily anymore. Given the more limited resources of the points above, home ownership is down and renting is up since it's somewhat more affordable for people who are having a hard time saving for a home.
• Given points above like high healthcare costs, and stagnated wages -- and possibly home ownership as well, if you're looking at "good schools" -- people in younger generations are waiting to have kids longer and longer. And when they do have kids, they're generally smaller families. At least the responsible ones are that don't expect the government to support their mistakes.
• I'll add this as a smaller point, but from my experience in college, socialist philosophies are read quite a bit more than capitalist ones. I think we glossed over Locke in "part" of a political philosophy course, yet the college offered an entire course on socialist philosophy (Hegel, Marx, and Marcuse) -- which I actually took at the time and, fortunately, exited the class, in the minority, unconvinced of the arguments. The college even let students organize on campus before they went marching on the parkway and closed both lanes of traffic -- which @GuyMontag may remember from a good (roughly) ten years ago.

So, given these points, putting a lot of younger people in a down and out scenario, you then have a man who comes into the spotlight who basically promises free shit and equal (in reality bad) outcomes. Primed from their college years, it's very tempting to buy into this narrative if what you've been taught is that socialism is on equal footing or more so with capitalism. So we have a powder keg of primed members of the younger generations just waiting for something to spark it off. We saw it with Antifa and how easily people can buy into the rhetoric and turn it into violence. We also see it with this new group. That's nothing new.

Let's all not assume that freedom will just always be there. It won't be if we neglect to speak up and have the difficult conversations. The blood shed by those who have served on a battlefield will be for nothing if we do not have the bravery at home to speak up and give a damn about what our children are learning in schools. If we don't intellectually engage, and understand the source of violence within our nation, then these values and our nation will be lost from within.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Agreed. This is not something to underestimate. Gullible people will be used and abused to push an agenda. Even if it's the false agenda that liberals have been pushing for a while now -- namely, the bullshit that racism is a considerable factor anymore in society (it isn't.)

On a related note, just lookout the Bernie Bros for how people can sucked into a false narrative regarding socialism. From a critical perspective, you have to think "why is he popular?" Just a few points that come to mind:

• People graduating from overly expensive college, with unrealistic expectations of jobs, are finding out they don't exist in the numbers they thought -- or aren't nearly as easy to get as they thought.
• Wages in general have stagnated, and wage growth has been pretty slow to my understanding for most professions over the last few decades especially. People are increasingly working more jobs, for less money.
• Healthcare costs have skyrocketed. For those who have healthcare they could "keep," the cost of medications and procedures has been increasingly passed on to the insured person. This is due to Obamacare forcing insurance companies to absorb the cost for people regardless of conditions to begin with. So individuals signing up with preexisting conditions -- without a group bargaining policy which would have kept their costs reasonable -- are causing the system to take on extreme expenses. Trump recently allowed for bargaining for Healthcare across state lines, which should increase the pool of people grouping together at least and bring down costs. However, Obamacare still needs to go as part two of that plan.
  
• There aren't really Levittown like houses at cheap prices for people to achieve home ownership as easily anymore. Given the more limited resources of the points above, home ownership is down and renting is up since it's somewhat more affordable for people who are having a hard time saving for a home.
• Given points above like high healthcare costs, and stagnated wages -- and possibly home ownership as well, if you're looking at "good schools" -- people in younger generations are waiting to have kids longer and longer. And when they do have kids, they're generally smaller families. At least the responsible ones are that don't expect the government to support their mistakes.
• I'll add this as a smaller point, but from my experience in college, socialist philosophies are read quite a bit more than capitalist ones. I think we glossed over Locke in "part" of a political philosophy course, yet the college offered an entire course on socialist philosophy (Hegel, Marx, and Marcuse) -- which I actually took at the time and, fortunately, exited the class, in the minority, unconvinced of the arguments. The college even let students organize on campus before they went marching on the parkway and closed both lanes of traffic -- which @GuyMontag may remember from a good (roughly) ten years ago.

So, given these points, putting a lot of younger people in a down and out scenario, you then have a man who comes into the spotlight who basically promises free shit and equal (in reality bad) outcomes. Primed from their college years, it's very tempting to buy into this narrative if what you've been taught is that socialism is on equal footing or more so with capitalism. So we have a powder keg of primed members of the younger generations just waiting for something to spark it off. We saw it with Antifa and how easily people can buy into the rhetoric and turn it into violence. We also see it with this new group. That's nothing new.

Let's all not assume that freedom will just always be there. It won't be if we neglect to speak up and have the difficult conversations. The blood shed by those who have served on a battlefield will be for nothing if we do not have the bravery at home to speak up and give a damn about what our children are learning in schools. If we don't intellectually engage, and understand the source of violence within our nation, then these values and our nation will be lost from within.

+1

Dude you just crushed it. Well articulated points and ideas to tie it all together.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Am I the only one who noticed a robotech Glaug mech in the third picture's background?

Lol it sure as heck looks like it

 

[Grimscale]

Lol it sure as heck looks like it

I know the mech originally came from Macross, but I prefer the Battletech versions:

 

[speedkills27]

You're right F- them. They are enemies of freedom everywhere.

But don't under estimate them.

They are easily confused, idealistic, gullible, feel they are victims and most crucially lack intelligence. They are the perfect group to get all riled up to go out and do Your bidding. They are a threat.


These are their glorious hero's and idols. Let that sink in for a few mins. This is what they want.

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+1 on this
College professors are pushing Marxism and young soft minds are eating it up, especially when those young minds are disenfranchised and/or come from low income disadvantaged house holds. They don't see capitalism as a means to a better life they see it as stealing from the poor

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

+1 on this
College professors are pushing Marxism and young soft minds are eating it up, especially when those young minds are disenfranchised and/or come from low income disadvantaged house holds. They don't see capitalism as a means to a better life they see it as stealing from the poor

Especially when all through their formative years every high school guidance counselor tells them they have to go to college,

Then they get to college and idiot useless professors sell them on why taking out loans for tens of thousands of dollars getting a useless degree is a good idea.

They graduate college all while they are told how enlightened and intelligent they are and then try to get the entry level job making $65000 their professors told them about. But... No one wants to pay a guy with a BA in gender studies and no experience 65,000. And the entitled college student doesn't want to take an available job at the local geico call center for 35,000 because they are above that. So the student debt piles up, and it turns out life isn't as easy as they have been lied to believe it was all along. They then think back to their lesson on socialism and think those whack job professors were right so they then feel validated that it's someone else's fault and the system failed them.

But they are too obtuse to realize the supreme irony of the situation is the very system they put their faith into (academia) is the system that lied to them, fed them BS and set them up to fail all the while the professors and dean's get rich off ever increasing tuition expenses.

IMO the private student loan companies are just as bad as the housing mortgage conpanies were in the housing bubble crash. The student loan companies are giving out so much financing to useless degrees that the kids taking them out will be stuck with that debt for decades and no realistic way to pay it off.

 

[speedkills27]

I agree with you @Drinkthekoolaid but i dont want this to be a condemnation on everything higher learning has to offer. college is still very necessary for those fields involving hard sciences IE math based professions, healthcare, etc etc etc. College is still very useful for some but not so much when you get into the "social sciences"

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

I agree with you @Drinkthekoolaid but i dont want this to be a condemnation on everything higher learning has to offer. college is still very necessary for those fields involving hard sciences IE math based professions, healthcare, etc etc etc. College is still very useful for some but not so much when you get into the "social sciences"

I can agree with that

 

[Cooolone]

I'm not underestimating anyone, anything or dismissing the possibility of some sort of revolutionary movement. My post was specifically oriented towards the OP and it's message.

The tree hugging snowflakes who champion these lost causes may be arming themselves, but for what? You think there's many former Armed Forces service men/women who swore to protect the constitution sign up for this melted brain BS? There's few and far in between that pose a serious enough threat to counter the vast majority who would oppose such a force or movement. They are nothing but a bunch of antagonisers and pussies hiding behind others they'll push to the front lines, never leading the charge!

And the elimination of racism is just a cover up suck people into the group while the actual agenda is smoke screened, ie, the elimination of the "Classes" or "Capitalism".

You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still socialism and it'll never gain any gravity here in the states more than miniscule following. These fuckers have been around for a long time, since the late 1800's actually and the current environment is not ripe enough to ferment enough following to effectuate any change regardless of its origin of incubation, ie, colleges.

You can't hand pick a few of the societal forces at play in order to justify some hypothesis... Because we have stagnated wages that are currently at 1980's real wage levels and people still go home and watch their reality TV and shows, eat their microwave dinner, go to sleep, wake, wash and repeat! The media may want you to believe otherwise, but these rebel rousers are quite a small bunch that wither on the vine, evident by the mixture of groups and their constant flux on agendas and rallying.

Again, not underestimating, just being real!
; )

 

[Deplorable Me]

Official uniform; antifa T-shirt.

 

[libertysnake]

I agree with you @Drinkthekoolaid but i dont want this to be a condemnation on everything higher learning has to offer. college is still very necessary for those fields involving hard sciences IE math based professions, healthcare, etc etc etc. College is still very useful for some but not so much when you get into the "social sciences"

I will say this much: I think a lot of students also go into college with the wrong expectation. We’ve taught our kids to learn “what” to think by parroting their teachers. It’s easy to idolize authority instead of questioning it.

 

[M_F]

"The Suffolk County branch group meets up for weekly sessions at the range, the name of which they asked to be kept secret".

When there are only 2 public outdoor shooting ranges in the entire island, and judging from the pictures in the article, it doesn't take much effort to find out when and where these commies meet up LOL

 

[Edwardteach72]

Was trying to avoid this because not going to lie there is a time when it's good to hear left sided groups taking to the 2a (such as the pink pistols, and there was some other video just watched and now I can't remember about a bunch of super liberals who are also hella 2a)

But this shit is fucking hilarious. So 1 they are anti capitalism, how the fuck did they get their guns and ammo and clothing and food and literally everything

2 and just random (fuck the safe act and all butttttt.) Wouldn't that sks that chicka was shooting be illegal since it deff had a muzzle device.

3 yes let's buy a bunch of comblock junk (I have my fair share if mosins and what not, and love the AK patter rifles, but let's not lie to ourselves the mosin is junk and the sks isn't much better other than it works) design by a country that proves your dumb ass commuism doesn' fucking work

 

[Celt]

One of these years there is going to be a clash. The media will portray it as a race war for ratings and to push the "divide and conquer" tactics of the communists, but its going to be a clash between the violent socialists, and the patriotic capitalists, that are tired of the violence and whining from the left.