"Von Brunn may have had mental problems but he really had serious political problems -- and in that sense he wasn't alone. This was a guy who wanted the old white republic that used to exist in America. He thought the Jews had stolen it from him. People like him don't want to share power. When they see any gains by people who are not part of their group, they cannot tolerate it."
believes that Americans can stop white nationalism from becoming a mass movement, even in hard times
the best armor against racist extremism is "education, organizing and a good analysis, understanding the exact nature of their ideology."
is the most dangerous even though they're not violent,"
Instead of pretending that von Brunn is a "leftist" or dog-whistling to the far right, as figures like Pat Buchanan and
Ann Coulter habitually do, Republicans, Democrats and independents ought to find common ground
and condemn racialism and violence, without exception or excuse
clipped from: www.salon.com