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Neo-Nazis, leftist gun groups face off during protest at Grand Prairie drag show

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GRAND PRAIRIE — A protest at an all-ages drag show devolved into a face-off between neo-Nazis and leftist gun groups on Saturday — the latest and most intense confrontation over the performances which have become a flashpoint in the culture war on LGBTQ rights.

The rally at the Texas Trust CU Theatre was organized by Protect Texas Kids in response to Murray and Peter Present A Drag Queen Christmas, a holiday-themed show featuring performances by alumni from “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” The stop in Grand Prairie was part of a nationwide tour which also included shows in San Antonio, Austin and Corpus Christi.



Protect Texas Kids, which was founded by University of North Texas alumna Kelly Neidert, seeks to ban children from viewing the performances. Over the past six months, the organization has staged protests outside drag shows in Dallas, Arlington and Roanoke. They were joined at Saturday’s protest by two religious organizations: the Christian nationalist New Columbia Movement and the neo-fascist American Nationalist Initiative.

The right-wing groups were opposed by a coalition of counterprotesters, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation, and heavily armed members of the Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club, who were openly carrying rifles that they said were intended to protect the show and those in attendance.


Both sides started rallying on the sidewalk in front of the theater about 2 1/2 hours before the show’s 8 p.m. start. The leftists, dressed in black-bloc-style clothing, blared Christmas music and sirens over loudspeakers to drown out chants from the right-wing groups.

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The stop in Grand Prairie was part of a nationwide tour which also included shows in San Antonio, Austin and Corpus Christi.
Nationwide tour? Like on busses? With radiators and air-filled tires? Some problems just solve themselves.
The leftists, dressed in black-bloc-style clothing....
I've been pondering what colors to use to paint some sights. I'm starting to favor the light green.
I love the spin: Nazis vs Leftists. Now which one of those sounds like the worse of the two?
Ha! As I was reading the opening post I thought "Damn. If I was forced to choose, I'd have to side with Nazis over Leftists." Leave it to radical whack jobs to make Nazis look good by comparison. Not that I'd ever admit this in polite society. Yet.
 
So three radical leftist groups fighting each other to find out who is the most radical and leftist? LOL. Also, gotta love the media still running with "Nazi's = right wing" only because they see the word "nationalist" [laugh]
Correct they are all leftists. The left has created the biggest myth that nazis are conservative Republicans
 
GRAND PRAIRIE — A protest at an all-ages drag show devolved into a face-off between neo-Nazis and leftist gun groups on Saturday — the latest and most intense confrontation over the performances which have become a flashpoint in the culture war on LGBTQ rights.

The rally at the Texas Trust CU Theatre was organized by Protect Texas Kids in response to Murray and Peter Present A Drag Queen Christmas, a holiday-themed show featuring performances by alumni from “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” The stop in Grand Prairie was part of a nationwide tour which also included shows in San Antonio, Austin and Corpus Christi.



Protect Texas Kids, which was founded by University of North Texas alumna Kelly Neidert, seeks to ban children from viewing the performances. Over the past six months, the organization has staged protests outside drag shows in Dallas, Arlington and Roanoke. They were joined at Saturday’s protest by two religious organizations: the Christian nationalist New Columbia Movement and the neo-fascist American Nationalist Initiative.

The right-wing groups were opposed by a coalition of counterprotesters, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation, and heavily armed members of the Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club, who were openly carrying rifles that they said were intended to protect the show and those in attendance.


Both sides started rallying on the sidewalk in front of the theater about 2 1/2 hours before the show’s 8 p.m. start. The leftists, dressed in black-bloc-style clothing, blared Christmas music and sirens over loudspeakers to drown out chants from the right-wing groups.

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Ugh, you mean for once, I agree with a 'Far-Right' group?

Then again, without knowing who the groups are, I wonder just how 'far-right' they are, or just Christians who are about done with leftist's crap.

Herm, Bing doesn't hit on a single actual website on the first page of results for
Christian nationalist New Columbia Movement
Just a Facebook page for:

American Nationalist Initiative.

I can imagine the groups exist, but not much of a footprint for an 'extremist' organizaion.

BLM Dallas has a direct link to the BLM movement on the first page, just for reference.
 
Ugh, you mean for once, I agree with a 'Far-Right' group?

Then again, without knowing who the groups are, I wonder just how 'far-right' they are, or just Christians who are about done with leftist's crap.

Herm, Bing doesn't hit on a single actual website on the first page of results for

Just a Facebook page for:



I can imagine the groups exist, but not much of a footprint for an 'extremist' organizaion.

BLM Dallas has a direct link to the BLM movement on the first page, just for reference.
Both The New Columbia Movement and American Nationalist Initiative have full websites, which includes their manifestos as well:

THE NEW COLUMBIA MOVEMENT and American Nationalist Initiative

On the surface, The New Columbia Movement seem like they are strict Christian Fundamentalists who spout off about "America First" and all that, but when you read between the lines in their manifest, it becomes apparent they are socialists at heart (fair wages, welfare safety nets, the importance of big govt) and American Nationalist Initiative really love their nationalization of everything; banks, schools, agriculture, etc.

Doesn't seem that right-wing or individualist to me.
 
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Both The New Columbia Movement and American Nationalist Initiative have full websites, which includes their manifestos as well:

THE NEW COLUMBIA MOVEMENT and American Nationalist Initiative

On the surface, The New Columbia Movement seem like they are strict Christian Fundamentalists who spout off about "America First" and all that, but when you read between the lines in their manifest, it becomes apparent they are socialists at heart (fair wages, welfare safety nets, the importance of big govt) and American Nationalist Initiative really love their nationalization of everything; banks, schools, agriculture, etc.

Doesn't seem that right-wing or individualist to me.
I wasn't doubting 'they exist'. It's that a search for them didn't return their website on the first page when I put it into the search engine I bet 'most' people actually use.
 
I know. But like I said, it's used more than Google, and those orgs don't have a presence other than links to articles about them.
Google pulls in 80% of the internet search market, while Bing pulls in 15% but it seems with both Bing and Google, you can find a good amount of immediate results for TNCM:

The New Columbia Movement Google Search Results

The New Columbia Movement Bing Search Results

The American Nationalist Initiative has no real search presence on both Bing or Google - only their website pops up with you search for them with either search engine.

Ultimately, like Patriot Front, they are probably both US Intelligence psyops anyways lol
 
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Google pulls in 80% of the internet search market, while Bing pulls in 15% but it seems with both Bing and Google, you can find a good amount of immediate results for TNCM:

The New Columbia Movement Google Search Results

The New Columbia Movement Bing Search Results

The American Nationalist Initiative has no real search presence on both Bing or Google - only their website pops up with you search for them with either search engine.

Ultimately, like Patriot Front, they are probably both US Intelligence psyops anyways lol
I'm guessing you do a lot more searching than I do, my search looked nothing like that.

You sir, are on the list.
 
You used Bing, the search engine with AIDS that NO ONE UNDER 60 USES......

I guess my point was lost in the mix. The groups mentioned here are not properly supported in contrast to groups like BLM. You have to actually dig to find them. If your search algorithm pulled them, I don't search groups very often. I'm not much of a group joiner, I'm a loner, a rebel.
 
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