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'Lululemon for white-power bros': Clothing line targets fascists seeking 'streetfighter fitness' for race war (msn.com)
A clothing line is specializing in sportswear designed for white supremacists, Rolling Stone reported.
Among the products from Will2Rise are muscle-tees, track jackets, “militant activewear pants,” boxing gloves, and hoodies emblazoned with “Cultured Thug.”
"The company specifically markets to members of Active Clubs, a global network of white supremacists who 'tribe and train.' The members of these tight-knit local chapters pursue street-fighter fitness in advance of an anticipated race war, or other violent confrontation," Rolling Stone's report states.
"Rather than the Hawaiian shirts and AK-47s that characterize extremists like the Boogaloo Bois, the Active Club aesthetic is gym wear and mixed martial arts prowess. Will2Rise sells training hoodies and tight-fitting ringer tees labeled, 'ACTIVE CLUB.'"
According to Rolling Stone, the brand is like a "Lululemon for white-power bros."
The brand often uses coded white supremacist symbols, with some items marked with the Roman numeral XIV, which is a reference to the “14 words," a white supremacist oath about securing “the existence of our people and a future for white children.” A video montage on the Will2Rise homepage flashes the words “white youth revolt,” “white unity,” and the slogan “action today, victory tomorrow.”
From Rolling Stone: "Will2Rise represents an attempt to monetize the Active Club movement by the same folks who founded it. Active Clubs are the brainchild of Robert Rundo, a white nationalist from Orange County, California."
A clothing line is specializing in sportswear designed for white supremacists, Rolling Stone reported.
Among the products from Will2Rise are muscle-tees, track jackets, “militant activewear pants,” boxing gloves, and hoodies emblazoned with “Cultured Thug.”
"The company specifically markets to members of Active Clubs, a global network of white supremacists who 'tribe and train.' The members of these tight-knit local chapters pursue street-fighter fitness in advance of an anticipated race war, or other violent confrontation," Rolling Stone's report states.
"Rather than the Hawaiian shirts and AK-47s that characterize extremists like the Boogaloo Bois, the Active Club aesthetic is gym wear and mixed martial arts prowess. Will2Rise sells training hoodies and tight-fitting ringer tees labeled, 'ACTIVE CLUB.'"
According to Rolling Stone, the brand is like a "Lululemon for white-power bros."
The brand often uses coded white supremacist symbols, with some items marked with the Roman numeral XIV, which is a reference to the “14 words," a white supremacist oath about securing “the existence of our people and a future for white children.” A video montage on the Will2Rise homepage flashes the words “white youth revolt,” “white unity,” and the slogan “action today, victory tomorrow.”
From Rolling Stone: "Will2Rise represents an attempt to monetize the Active Club movement by the same folks who founded it. Active Clubs are the brainchild of Robert Rundo, a white nationalist from Orange County, California."
Where did the term 'parental rights' come from?
A look at what the term means, where it comes from and who is included — and excluded — under its umbrella
This thread just confirms this poll.
Conspiracy nuts vote conservative.
People who can't ascertain what reality is makes up their base.
Conspiracy nuts vote conservative.
People who can't ascertain what reality is makes up their base.
Well, we know there are people on this board who have similar views of no fault divorce.
Announcing he will weaponize the government. Always good to see. (At least he didn't say he would execute anyone here, though.)
