This is interesting... not that the ADL is a credible source... but it is for some.

http://www.adl.org/blog/the-boogaloo-extremists-new-slang-term-for-a-coming-civil-war

It's probably after your time Is Mise but would you consider yourself a Boogaloo-ist perhaps it's only used as a pejorative but sometimes people take the labels of their enemies.

Boogaloo-ists from my understanding are pro-gun and anti-authoritarian and anti-communist and but pro-multiculturalism probably also anti-capitalist or anti-globalist. Apparently they featured at the BLM protests but were chagrined by the dominance of the communists.

It might be interesting to compare the Boogaloo movement with the dynamics between the dominated anarchists and the dominant communists.

"pictures of Hitler, his picture used to be used as a target at gun clubs"

Come on Issy, the lads should have known better, all shooting should be done out on the range, not inside at pictures handing on the walls of the clubhouse! Next thing you'll be telling us they were taking pot shots at the pictures of past club presidents hanging in the Committee Room, Heinrich. Hermann, Joseph etc.

Paul,
Out on the target range, as you well know.
Why no comment on the use of Hitler as a target being banned?

Foxy,
Why give another link, why should I bother looking at it as you have proven that you don’t read the links that you trot out.

Good Morning Gentlemen,

Do you know what a WASP is? No, not the buzzy bee
type. In American society a WASP is someone whose
ancestors came from Northern Europe, especially
England, and who were/are considered to have a lot of
power and influence. It's a noun acronym for -
"White-Anglo-Saxon-Protestant," forming a group often
considered the most dominant and influential in
American society. Do they exist in Australia?
Of course.

Then:

Wikipedia tells us that - " Ultranationalism is "extreme
nationalism that promotes the interests of one state or
people, above all others" or simply "extreme devotion to
one's own nation." Sound familiar?
And -

" When combined with the notion of national rebirth
ultranationalism is a key foundation of fascism. Some
ultranationalist organisations have been designed as
terrorist movements by certain nation states."

"According to Janusz Bugajski - "in its most extreme or
developed forms ultra nationalism resembles marked
xenophobic disdain of other nations, support for
authoritarian political arrangement verging on
totalitarianism and a mythical emphasis on the
"organic unity" between a charismatic leader an
organizationally amorphous movement type party and the
nation."

" Roger Griffin asserts that ultranationalism
is essentially xenophobic and is known to
legitimise itself through
"deeply mythical narratives of past cultural
or political
periods of historical greatness or of old scores to
settle against alleged enemies."

"It can also draw on "vulgarized forms of physical
anthropology, genetics, and eugenics to rationalize ideas
of national superiority and destiny, of degeneracy and
subhumanness."

In Australia - Pauline Hanson's ONE NATION is an
ultranationalist political party.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultranationalism

And we wonder where these extremist neo-Nazis come from?