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New Zealand Newshub blurs out KJK's "Nazi" (allegedly) hand movement
flyingbuttress43 · 22/03/2023 10:45
As will all these media reports of KJK comments are turned off. Wonder why. No I don't.
You couldn't make it up - except mainstream Aus and NZ media are.

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landOFconfusion · 22/03/2023 18:42
I would have thought that any sane person wanting to distance themself from neo-nazis would take care to avoid using symbols adopted by neo-nazis.
MarshaBradyo · 22/03/2023 18:36
Do you want everyone else to stop using it as meaning ok?
landOFconfusion · 22/03/2023 18:18
It is really interesting to watch certain people here amplifying a symbol that has been adopted by neo-nazi groups.
landOFconfusion · 22/03/2023 18:42
I would have thought that any sane person wanting to distance themself from neo-nazis would take care to avoid using symbols adopted by neo-nazis.
MarshaBradyo · 22/03/2023 18:36
Do you want everyone else to stop using it as meaning ok?
landOFconfusion · 22/03/2023 18:18
It is really interesting to watch certain people here amplifying a symbol that has been adopted by neo-nazi groups.



Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:28
She has denounced them publicly in Australian media.
Will that be enough for future reference?
By the way, if you are not expecting Neo-nazis and are completely unaware of the National Socialist Network, or any other future group, why would you make a statement?
And can you please explain how that has worked with ANTIFA and extreme trans activist groups in the past?
Do you think that women's organisations have just not be direct enough? Do they have to name each group to make that work?
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 17:57
Okay, sure. It's not difficult. She could say something such as this....
"While I strongly believe in free speech and cannot stop anyone from legally and peacefully assembling in a public space, I'd like to make it crystal clear that I do not welcome the support of those who hold Nazi beliefs at my events. Nazi ideology is abhorrent and gender critical women and their allies do not want or need the support of those who sympathise with it- you are certainly not welcome at Let Women Speak events."
You'll find that if she does this, they likely won't bother turning up. And if they do, no one will be able to credibly claim she is encouraging them.
Pixiedust1234 · 22/03/2023 17:46
@Minirrriot
I think KJK should just make it really, really clear they are not bloody welcome. They do tend not to turn up when that message is sent loud and clear .
Go on then. Type up a statement that she can use to stop them from turning up. You seem to have the answer so share it.
MarshaBradyo · 22/03/2023 18:44
It’s very engrained into culture as meaning ok though.
Most people just see it as that.
landOFconfusion · 22/03/2023 18:42
I would have thought that any sane person wanting to distance themself from neo-nazis would take care to avoid using symbols adopted by neo-nazis.
MarshaBradyo · 22/03/2023 18:36
Do you want everyone else to stop using it as meaning ok?
landOFconfusion · 22/03/2023 18:18
It is really interesting to watch certain people here amplifying a symbol that has been adopted by neo-nazi groups.
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 18:50
I have acknowledge that she has denounced them but she needs to specifically tell them they are not welcome, I have been monitoring the far right for years, I read their media and forums, I know how they responded to Trump when he finally actually said they were not welcome.
They will very likely not come. They will very likely hate you. This will stop giving all the women-hating misogynists fuel to slur you and this will have a knock on effect of not putting some women off. Some women will be put off from this, as much as it is empowering other women to speak.
As for knowing whether they would turn up - of course she didn't, I certainly wasn't suggesting such a thing. But now she does know that they at least may turn up, I really think this is a necessary step to take. I really, really do. It will only be beneficial telling Nazis to do one, surely?
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:28
She has denounced them publicly in Australian media.
Will that be enough for future reference?
By the way, if you are not expecting Neo-nazis and are completely unaware of the National Socialist Network, or any other future group, why would you make a statement?
And can you please explain how that has worked with ANTIFA and extreme trans activist groups in the past?
Do you think that women's organisations have just not be direct enough? Do they have to name each group to make that work?
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 17:57
Okay, sure. It's not difficult. She could say something such as this....
"While I strongly believe in free speech and cannot stop anyone from legally and peacefully assembling in a public space, I'd like to make it crystal clear that I do not welcome the support of those who hold Nazi beliefs at my events. Nazi ideology is abhorrent and gender critical women and their allies do not want or need the support of those who sympathise with it- you are certainly not welcome at Let Women Speak events."
You'll find that if she does this, they likely won't bother turning up. And if they do, no one will be able to credibly claim she is encouraging them.
Pixiedust1234 · 22/03/2023 17:46
@Minirrriot
I think KJK should just make it really, really clear they are not bloody welcome. They do tend not to turn up when that message is sent loud and clear .
Go on then. Type up a statement that she can use to stop them from turning up. You seem to have the answer so share it.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:55
Tell you what.
Go and tell her. Tell her to specifically use the term you think will work.
And tell her to do it for ANTIFA and the fucked up protestors carrying 'decapitate terfs' signs as well.
I am sure that every women's group in the world at the moment can conduct a live experiment for you. I encourage you to do this so that we can see if it works.
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 18:50
I have acknowledge that she has denounced them but she needs to specifically tell them they are not welcome, I have been monitoring the far right for years, I read their media and forums, I know how they responded to Trump when he finally actually said they were not welcome.
They will very likely not come. They will very likely hate you. This will stop giving all the women-hating misogynists fuel to slur you and this will have a knock on effect of not putting some women off. Some women will be put off from this, as much as it is empowering other women to speak.
As for knowing whether they would turn up - of course she didn't, I certainly wasn't suggesting such a thing. But now she does know that they at least may turn up, I really think this is a necessary step to take. I really, really do. It will only be beneficial telling Nazis to do one, surely?
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:28
She has denounced them publicly in Australian media.
Will that be enough for future reference?
By the way, if you are not expecting Neo-nazis and are completely unaware of the National Socialist Network, or any other future group, why would you make a statement?
And can you please explain how that has worked with ANTIFA and extreme trans activist groups in the past?
Do you think that women's organisations have just not be direct enough? Do they have to name each group to make that work?
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 17:57
Okay, sure. It's not difficult. She could say something such as this....
"While I strongly believe in free speech and cannot stop anyone from legally and peacefully assembling in a public space, I'd like to make it crystal clear that I do not welcome the support of those who hold Nazi beliefs at my events. Nazi ideology is abhorrent and gender critical women and their allies do not want or need the support of those who sympathise with it- you are certainly not welcome at Let Women Speak events."
You'll find that if she does this, they likely won't bother turning up. And if they do, no one will be able to credibly claim she is encouraging them.
Pixiedust1234 · 22/03/2023 17:46
@Minirrriot
I think KJK should just make it really, really clear they are not bloody welcome. They do tend not to turn up when that message is sent loud and clear .
Go on then. Type up a statement that she can use to stop them from turning up. You seem to have the answer so share it.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:39
So, whatever she does is not enough? This is the message that is coming through.
Fallangie · 22/03/2023 18:12
How can one denounce more specifically than saying 'they are nothing to do with me'?
I'm surprised she hasn't put out an official statement through the Standing For Women social media channels.
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 19:12
I have zero contact with her but I certainly have left a message on her channel asking her to denounce.
Also, to the posters claiming Nazis don't listen, no of course not but they do respond - and the likelihood they will want to support you or even show up to these kinds of events if you publicly and specifically denounce is low.
Dismiss this all you want but to me this defending and dismissing is sounding a bit cultish. I care about this cause deeply and have done for years but it does not trump tackling racism, just as tackling racism does not trump women's rights.
Some people seem to think it does, you are welcome to your opinion but for me, it doesn't. I admire what she has done for women and this crucially important issue however when something can be done abd it is not, it does start to look like blatantly courting controversy with no regard for consequence.
Others will have a different take I know but I will make my own mind up depending on what is said and done and how that can be intepreted.
Yes, true the people interpreting KJKs actions are often bad faith actors - but even so, if there is something to be done that can at least lessen this bad faith interpretation AND discourage Nazis, then I think it should be done.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:55
Tell you what.
Go and tell her. Tell her to specifically use the term you think will work.
And tell her to do it for ANTIFA and the fucked up protestors carrying 'decapitate terfs' signs as well.
I am sure that every women's group in the world at the moment can conduct a live experiment for you. I encourage you to do this so that we can see if it works.
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 18:50
I have acknowledge that she has denounced them but she needs to specifically tell them they are not welcome, I have been monitoring the far right for years, I read their media and forums, I know how they responded to Trump when he finally actually said they were not welcome.
They will very likely not come. They will very likely hate you. This will stop giving all the women-hating misogynists fuel to slur you and this will have a knock on effect of not putting some women off. Some women will be put off from this, as much as it is empowering other women to speak.
As for knowing whether they would turn up - of course she didn't, I certainly wasn't suggesting such a thing. But now she does know that they at least may turn up, I really think this is a necessary step to take. I really, really do. It will only be beneficial telling Nazis to do one, surely?
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:28
She has denounced them publicly in Australian media.
Will that be enough for future reference?
By the way, if you are not expecting Neo-nazis and are completely unaware of the National Socialist Network, or any other future group, why would you make a statement?
And can you please explain how that has worked with ANTIFA and extreme trans activist groups in the past?
Do you think that women's organisations have just not be direct enough? Do they have to name each group to make that work?
Minirrriot · 22/03/2023 17:57
Okay, sure. It's not difficult. She could say something such as this....
"While I strongly believe in free speech and cannot stop anyone from legally and peacefully assembling in a public space, I'd like to make it crystal clear that I do not welcome the support of those who hold Nazi beliefs at my events. Nazi ideology is abhorrent and gender critical women and their allies do not want or need the support of those who sympathise with it- you are certainly not welcome at Let Women Speak events."
You'll find that if she does this, they likely won't bother turning up. And if they do, no one will be able to credibly claim she is encouraging them.
Pixiedust1234 · 22/03/2023 17:46
@Minirrriot
I think KJK should just make it really, really clear they are not bloody welcome. They do tend not to turn up when that message is sent loud and clear .
Go on then. Type up a statement that she can use to stop them from turning up. You seem to have the answer so share it.
Fallangie · 22/03/2023 19:17
It's standard practice and what the news agencies would expect.
Helleofabore · 22/03/2023 18:39
So, whatever she does is not enough? This is the message that is coming through.
Fallangie · 22/03/2023 18:12
How can one denounce more specifically than saying 'they are nothing to do with me'?
I'm surprised she hasn't put out an official statement through the Standing For Women social media channels.
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