'This town is not for them.' Residents react to white Christian nationalists moving to Tennessee (youtube.com)
Led by 2 podcasters. Organized land buying. Coming there ‘to build a town’ ‘to build a community.’ ‘The best way forward is to take over local level outlets of the Republican Party. It’s most consistent with America's deeply federalist past.' ‘People who call me racist are innately incapable of comprehending the extent to which I detest the specific impact of college educated white women on the culture of the wold around me.’
‘That’s not gonna happen.'
‘It scares me that they are very clear about taking over.’
‘The white women on Facebook are probably the scarriest thing that these people are gonna have to deal with now.’
The meeting against the newcomers was like a dozen or two people.
Since most of the things podcasters like this say will resonate deeply and strongly with a significant percentage of people (mostly men but some women) who have been enduring suppression and unjust criticism and limiting for a couple decades, probably it will grow and maybe succeed, which will be limiting and critical, to unjust extents, of women and minorities.