Patriots Cucked By Black Lives Matter At MOAR

I wasn’t surprised by it.

In my experience, these Patriot groups are always talking about “unity” and counter-signaling the “racism” of the Alt-Right. The vast majority of them refused to support us in Charlottesville. At the same time, they are always fawning on the police who are attacked by Black Lives Matter.

The Alt-Right is always poking fun at groups like the Oathcucks. In Houston, the Patriots clashed with Azzmador and Vanguard America and had an illegal alien remove William Fears from the This Is Texas rally. Joseph Offutt has cleverly taken advantage of their White guilt.

So, MOAR turned out to be the Mother Of All Cuck Rallies … they banned the Confederate flag and Richard Spencer, denounced the Alt-Right, but then gave Black Lives Matter a platform which taunted the crowd right up until the moment they were embraced on stage.

The Mother of all cuck Rallies. #MOAR #MOACR pic.twitter.com/Sm8AIR5kQt

— Violet (@RightwingSpawn) September 16, 2017

People with far right views (White Nationalist etc:) were denounced today at #MOAR then they had BLM on the stage.

— Nicholas (@realNickTMartin) September 16, 2017

Today I saw thousands of Juggalos march around the Washington Monument and BLM join the stage at a Trump rally. I love 2017

— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) September 16, 2017

Epic Moment: BLM Leads USA Chant at Trump Rally! #MOAR pic.twitter.com/fDI9PCOHp4

— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) September 16, 2017

What do you think? pic.twitter.com/qayjegLxcA

— Hunter Wallace (@occdissent) September 17, 2017

Here is a livestream of the cucking of MOAR from Black Lives Matter’s perspective:

It was f***ing cringe.

Many in the Patriot movement are understandably pissed off about it. While Jack Posobiec and other Patriots were embracing Black Lives Matter on stage on MOAR in DC, their counterparts in St. Louis were rioting and attacking police officers for three straight nights in a row. They have disinvited people like Augustus Invictus from their rallies for being “too controversial,” but embraced the leader of Black Lives Matter New York who was there leading the violence in Charlottesville.