Racist fanatics have always had a paramilitary bent. The recent
militia movement which grew in response to increased gun control is not
essentially racist by any means though of course it would be impossible to
say there are no racists involved.
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On Sat, 3 Aug 1996, Lyle Burkhead wrote:
>
> Greg Burch writes,
>
> > Furthermore, there are undeniable racist ... currents in the
> > militia culture, absolute anathema to extropians.
>
> This should be stated explicitly in the Extropian Principles.
> It would clarify who is and who is not extropian.
>
> Greg also writes:
>
> > I've noted a disturbing phenomenon when discussing
> > extropianism and transhumanism with folks who are either
> > aware of the ideas themselves or not: Through some
> > memetic mapping process, people seem to somehow
> > link these movements with the violent fringe crazies of the
> > "militia movement".
>
> It would be a good idea to clarify this, too.
>
> Lyle
>
>