Strange, 3 years after posting this, I am sure that they marched with them in the anti-war and anti- Bush parades.
It all comes back to the communists using the nazi's and the muslims, to reach their goal.
The problem will be when one of the groups wants to be #1, that is after the 3 band togather to destroy America.
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All anarchists are opposed to nationalism. Nationalism is an
extension of egotism and chauvinism that encompasses an
arbitrary set of social "norms" and biological factors, and
promotes them as the only permissible behavior, culture and
biology within a given region of the earth. Nationalism can be
based on a strong centralized state, or a non-indigenous
"tribe" of modern racists. Nationalism is an opportunistic way
to prey on people's prejudices and stereotypes and fuse them
into a social movement to achieve some goal. Nationalism is
sometimes used as a way for working-class people to band
together and fight an external invader or internal capitalist
class... but even revolutionary nationalism is reactionary and
counter-revolutionary: it scapegoats a section of the population
based on factors other than class, blaming them for real and
imagined flaws. Typical of nationalists is hostility toward
internationalism. Internationalism maintains that all workers
have common interests, and it is the nation that pits workers
against each other and brings war and strife to humanity. Only
internationalism will bring an end to racism, dictatorship,
human strife, misery, & capitalist neoliberalism.
Sometimes nationalists use Christianity as a religion to rally
around in order to be Populist. Other times they use
paganism to seem radical and different. Despite attempts
by nationalists to make religion or mysticism speak for
nationalism, this is simply manipulation of people's belief
systems. Typical of nationalist paganism is the use of the
Celtic cross as a symbol on tattoos, banners, or flags of
nationalists. Here is an example:
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Anarchists fight nationalism by rejecting it and exposing
it's racism, sexism, homophobia, antisemitism and
xenophobia.
Recently, a right-wing fascist movement known as the
3rd Positionists has used the strategy of using left-wing
symbols and images while pushing a right-wing social
agenda. Just as Adolf Hitler used the name "National
Socialist" for his political party and Spanish fascists used
the term "National Syndicalist", 3rd Positionists use the
labels "National Bolshevik", "National Libertarian",
and "National Anarchist" to try to trick radicals into
supporting their racist, antisemitic, and homophobic ideals.
Common is embracement of the theories of Otto Strasser
or the Strasser brothers and the idea of a "true socialist"
National Socialism that is supposed to be different from
Hitler's National Socialism... but of course if they really
believed in socialism they would not be racist/nationalist.
Please take the time to read the following anarchist essays
about nationalism:
"Anarchism and Nationalism", article from
FREEDOM
"Are Anarchists Against Nationalism?", from the
Anarchist FAQ
"Patriotism, A Menace to Liberty", by Emma
Goldman
"The Continuing Appeal of Nationalism", by Fredy
Perlman
"Nationalism and Culture", by Rudolf Rocker
"3rd Positionist" Fascism in the US
An American National Bolshevik
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Precisely. As an aside on that, anti-Semitic Muslim terrorist groups have cultivated links with European and US neo-Nazi groups, including skinhead groups in the "black metal" and other genres.
My understanding of the shaved head thing is that it was an outgrowth of British Mod/Rocker fashion differences:
Skinheads, named after their shaven heads, are members of a subculture that originated in Britain in the 1960s. Skinheads were closely tied to the Rude boy of the West Indies and the Mods of the UK.
SNIP
London in the early 1960s was experiencing a growing class separation between the working class - struggling, relegated to substandard housing, and increasingly neglected by their political representatives - and the middle class. Those youths who could afford it invested in new fashions popularized by The Beatles (haircuts) and Carnaby Street merchants (clothing). These were the Mods, a youth subculture noted for its consumerism and affection for style, music and scooters. Those of lesser means, such as the dock workers, made do with the practical styles that suited their employment - steel-toed boots, straight-legged denim jeans, and shirts and braces (suspenders in the US) often handed down by their fathers. When possible, their limited funds were spent on smart outfits worn in the evenings to the dancehalls, where they danced to ska, reggae, and rocksteady beats alongside their Jamaican coworkers.
Around 1965 a group of "hard" or "gang" mods, who could be identified by their shorter hair and working-class image, emerged from the larger mod scene. This resulted in a schism that produced "peacock mods" (The Who, The Kinks) and skinheads, commonly known by that name by around 1968. (Other early nicknames included "lemons", "peanuts" and "suits.") Early followers were mainly interested in and influenced by Jamaican Reggae and Ska music (aka, The Spirit of 69), Jamaican Rude Boy culture and a dislike of those perceived as the 'ruling classes'. They had an extreme dislike for the government and many larger businesses as both appeared to lack sympathy for the increasingly desperate straits of the working class.
Skinhead culture exploded in the year 1969, to the extent that even the rock band Slade adopted the look, after which the original skinheads slowly dropped into new categories, including the "Suede-head" (defined by the ability to manipulate one's hair with a comb) and the next-stage "Smoothies" (often with hairstyles down to shoulder length). Fashions within both groups regressed to their mod roots, reintroducing the common wearing of brogues (originally an identifier once boots became too conspicuous) as well as the slacks-and-sweater look. Here was a far cry from the singularly blue-jeaned and typically steel-toe booted skins of the past.
During the mid-1970s in the UK, the skinhead movement was reborn in an unexpected way. With the introduction of Punk Rock to the public, kids were looking for the next great shock-rockers. Skinheads with shorter hair, less emphasis on style, and a new sound grew in numbers and grabbed the attention of the media as a result of repeated incidents of hooliganism during football matches, often to the point of rioting between rival groups of supporters. Whether these riots were, in fact, initiated by skinheads or by overzealous fans in general is the subject of some controversy, but it is clear that skinheads were eager participants.