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Originally Posted by Snuffleupagus
I didn't have to visit a "nazi" website, the second video just came up after the first on youtube. Had I waited there likely would have been more.
I would like to know why you assume the messenger is a racist instead of attacking the content of these "interesting" video's.
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Hmmm, it seems, unlike you, I am the one out of the two of us who actually considered the content of the video.
Because the second video you posted is legitimately a white nationalist propaganda video, including chants of "Britain First". It's fascinating that you didn't mention the multiple times the white nationalists in the video are seen barricading Muslims from entering mosques, or chanting them down.
I assume you have some vague connection to white nationalism because you just blindly accept neo-nazi propaganda as something definitely true and worth sharing with everyone. You didn't bother to look at who posted it (and titled it, and created the narrative around it) so it's safe to say it just affirmed your already held beliefs.
You're allowed to think and believe whatever you'd like, but my assumptions on those beliefs are directly related to the content of the video, especially your interpretation of it and your source.
If youtube just "happened" to recommend a white nationalist propaganda video to you, or if you just "happened" to be watching a playlist including those videos... then yeah, it's a fair assumption.
EDIT: and to be clear, this isn't meant to dilute the content of the videos. People can watch them and believe what they want. But the videos clear connection to white nationalist movements is context that is essential to viewing. Sorry Godwin, but nobody is watching Nazi or ISIS propaganda videos and saying "Yeah but think of the content! Really saying something huh?" without considering the source.