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A recurring phenomenon during the Black Lives Matter protests has been the appearance of white supremacists and other far-right agitators at otherwise generally peaceful protests in order to foment violence.

At Psychology Today Blogs, Rosemary Sword and Philip Zimbardo explore the minds and motivations of white supremacists. They start by citing an interview with former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official Elizabeth Neumann, then go on to delve what motivates the embrace white supremacy and that embrace affects the behavior of the embracers.

It ain’t pretty.

Here’s a bit about the Neumann interview; follow the link for the rest of the discussion.

Nuemann believes the U.S. has become an “exporter of the (white supremacy) movement…On the world stage, they are coming to the U.S. and asking something to be done. But the president won’t call it out. He uses (the term) ‘domestic terrorism’ for Antifa but not the white supremacy movement. Historically lethal violent encounters happen with the white nationalists’ movement.”

Neumann states further, “White supremacy groups are emboldened by the refusal (of the president and vice-president) to condemn them. The extreme fringe on the right believes the country should be white and controlled by white men…As recruitment occurs, there’s more violence; which we’ve seen the last three years.”

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