Name one other time, in the last 50 years. that a white supremacist rally got hundreds of attendees.
The Ku Klux KIan held a rally in the 1980s in Georgia. According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the crowd size was at least 8,000 but not more than 10,000. One AJC story told of the thousands in the 70s, omitting the one in the 1980s:
The dwindling Klan has fallen on hard times
A lot of the news stories are gone with the wind, but one article says that Bill Wilkinson was the most popular Klan leader of that era - he had more members than David Duke (many he took from Duke when Duke tried to sell the membership list.)
Imperial Wizard Found 30 years after he Fled the USA
It's been so long ago that I cannot remember the year or the town, but a GBI agent is the one who told me their estimates at the time.
I also found this:
What was the largest KKK rally of modern times? Largest Black Panther?? - AR15.COM
Anything to do with the successes of white supremacists, right wingers, constitutionalists, etc. from the late 1970s to the year 2000 has been marginalized and sometimes even censored / erased so that it isn't easy to find on Google.
Sorry, none of your links support your claims.
The reason you can't find hard numbers on rally sizes, is because they are so pathetically small.
As was noted in one of the links, Wilkinson used to draw thousands. Regardless of what you can find in on the Internet, with much of the factual stuff being watered down by lefties, you have to bear in mind that the links (at least of them) admit that Wilkinson drew thousands.
David Duke, although a charlatan, was the godfather of the wallist / man the border movement. A lot of groups thought his Border Watch idea of the 1970s was a great thing and civilian militias took up that cause in the 1990s (along with fighting eminent domain abuses.) So if people want to credit Trump with the rallies, he is doing so on the coat tails of David Duke.
If I took the time to research Duke's history with crowds, I'd have to say he came close to Wilkinson in delivering on crowd size. When Duke ran for office, his support level was such that when he ran for governor of Louisiana, President Bush went there and endorsed the Democrat in order to keep Duke from winning. BTW, the Democrat was later convicted of corruption.
Trump may draw bigger crowds, but that is not the criteria upon which your post was made. Trump is simply promoting an idea he had no part in pioneering. Trump's agenda was first made popular by David Duke (a former nazi that founded his own version of the KKK) and Jim Gilchrst / Chris Simcox who were both racists and Simcox a proven nazi.
David Duke Says He and Donald Trump Have the Same Message
Former KKK leader David Duke: "Donald Trump is not a racist" - CBS News
Just like the far left is having extremists take down monuments, statues, plaques, and memorials to hide our history, they are busy scrubbing news stories that show how many people were in favor of things the left wants the public to hate enough to support liberals for.
I can assure you that I grew up only 15 miles from where the KKK had their national headquarters. Their yearly rallies in the 1980s and maybe up to the 1990s drew thousands when they were at Stone Mountain. On the week-ends you would see them on all the street corners and red lights in their robes, soliciting donations.
The media made a lot of false accusations against them from what I could tell. For example, though my over-all knowledge is limited, a Klan leader and I used the same printer. But, this is the basic story FWIW in one instance: One of the local KKK leaders was prosecuted for not committing perjury. Somehow, the other guy in the case committed perjury and lied about the Klan leader who would NOT commit perjury. Convoluted? Yep.
But, back in those days the LEO community would set up rival Klans and then pay members to con dumb asses into committing illegal acts. What we thought was amusing and a joke on tv back then is the same M.O. the media uses against Trump. That is why, now, though I don't like Trump or nazis, I still consider the words of founding father Thomas Paine:
"An avidity to punish is always dangerous to liberty. It leads men to stretch, to misinterpret, and to misapply even the best of laws. He that would make his own liberty secure must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself."
A Dissertation on the First Principles of Government (1795)
Correll, in both good and bad, the white people have a history. You cannot white wash it and ultimately the left won't be able to hide it forever. But it is what it is.
A lot of typing to try to distract from the fact that you can't show one klan or nazi rally reaching into the hundreds of attendees in the last 50 years.
If, as you claim, that attending that rally showed that they are white supremacist supporters, then why have no other white supremacist rallies managed to get such numbers?
White supremacy is a fringe movement of no importance. That you try to conflate it, with larger, far more mainstream movements and figures, is wrong of you.
Now you ARE lying. Some of the links do show attendance at being in the thousands.
Interestingly, just last year 55 percent of whites believed that discrimination against whites exists.
The Invisible Empire: The History of the KKK and Why People Joined
So you get the Charlottesville rally and it's one and done. Where are the fruits of your labors other than a fat ass, rich , globalist that cost your the House of Representatives? You keep crowing and you keep losing.
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1. I didn't see any supporting evidence on "thousands". The biggest reference I saw in those links was 50, Please point it out to me. Cut and paste the important part.
2. White supremacy is a fringe movement of no importance. That you try to conflate it, with larger, far more mainstream movements and figures, is wrong of you.
3. Trump would have won the mid terms if he built the Wall.