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@craigtl: To tell the difference between the SAS haters and the real hateful groups (or borderline hateful, in that they are not hateful, but clearly lean toward the same tendencies such as slightly unfair treatment even if there's actually no ill intention, minus violence, unlike hateful groups that do encourage violence and downright unfair treatment), just speak to them.

SAS haters will more times than not, explain themselves at some point, while those that might be biased, or downright hateful, will quickly use "libtard", "cuck", and other ridiculous things to "shield" themselves, without even knowing your ideology.

People should actually pay attention to SAS as they somewhat prove the haters right (which might make a bunch join their ranks even if they are not hateful themselves). The more radical SAS are okay with non white racists and other ridiculous things (which many, including white hateful groups are against). Both groups are two sides of the same coin. They do have some points somewhere (in that even a broken clock can be right twice a day), but their ideals are twisted and have very bad outcomes if they ever come to fruition.

One will call you a "Nazi", the other, a "Sellout", if you don't have the same ideas as them.

As for "When we stop making issues with skin color", it'll happen when pigs will fly, hens and roosters will have teeth, and God and Lucifer will do a dabbing contest. Sorry to sound THAT negative (I know I sound sarcastic, but I am not).

Throughout history, whack heads cared too much about left handed vs right handed, hair color, and other ridiculously trivial things, for the world's own good. Skin color is a theme that remains strong in the hearts of haters, but once, if ever, this trend dies, another ridiculous one will pop up. Many just can't live without hating on something (including those that are supposed to be against hate, ironically hate haters*), and many like minded individuals will always group together.

*:I take a more neutral approach in that I try to see if they are misguided souls (there's a ton of them, alas), or are fully aware of what they say, before making a full judgment. Ironically, there are some ex haters that complain about haters, while out of many people, they should be the first ones to try to get others out of such groups instead of branding them as haters and xenophobes (since previously, they were like this as well). If they got out, why not try to make others get out as well, instead of bashing them at their turn?

Anyway, sorry for the negative wall of text. In short, just speak with them, maybe you'll manage to drag someone out of a wrong path, or make others speak more clearly.

My older brother chatted with someone that used terms such as "Sand ni**er", and made that person backtrack on those thoughts.

While I made someone speak more clearly, as that person seemed to be anti muslim. That person was actually speaking about the radical ones (not the terrorists, but still toxic). Said person ended up saying muslims were okay (as long as they are not toxic, obviously).

In both of these cases, many will just ignore them, moderate them, or insult them, without trying to speak to them and actually know how they really think. Most will say "Don't waste your time", but technically, both my older brother and I did just that, and it turned out positive.

It's always worth a shot since it's free, and you'll make the hateful groups smaller, even if by one person, is still a critical hit in their ranks.

Err... got off topic again, aww man...