Thread: Differences Between Races A Distraction

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by Mark Andrew Dwyer
Differences Between Races A Distraction
July 08, 2007 02:37 PM EST



When I am the weaker, I ask you for my freedom, because that is your principle; but when I am the stronger, I take away your freedom, because that is my principle. [Louis Veuillot, the 19th century French writer] To be generous with one’s own possessions is one thing; to be generous with posterity’s is quite another…[Garrett Hardin, “Stalking the Wild Tabooâ€

That article really hit the nail on the head. Especially with regard to how ethno-centric groups are using Western altruism and idealism against us, while practicing the opposite with regard to their own identity. And that the whole notion of "racism" is a Western self-evaluating concept alien to any other culture -- which by its own definition emraced by them, would make them racists extrodinare. He also brought up something that rarely is mentioned....Which is the global decline of an already small word-wide minority: European derived peoples. If this sounds controversial, it shouldn't. No more controversial than preserving an animal species that is endagered. No more controversial than what was a major tenet of Pat Buchanan's book, or what Michael Savage regularly adresses on his show. To say otherwise is to fall for the enemies tactic of guilt and impossible altruism while simultaneously buckling under the weight of Third World ethno-centric interests.

Excellent Excellent Excellent!!! Thanks for this right-on article! I think I'll print it out and frame it!

Well said Bear thats exactly what we are an endangered species, and since no one else wants to save us I guess we will have to put ourselves on the endangered list and take on the task ourselves

[quote]And even if the invading hordes (that's what they really are) were the same as we are, at least as far as the skin color and other appearances are concerned, it wouldn't matter to me as long as they were trying to displace me and my kin, as they do. The most desirable living areas in the U.S. are already suffering from overpopulation due to their mass “migrationâ€

AmericanGirl wrote:

That about sums up California

And barely a voice was raised in protest from our elitist elected representatives.