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Dec '17
December 9, 2017
Extracted from a previous article:
That’s worth a moment’s diversion, since intermarriage per se is not the problem for us. The problem is that the flooding of our countries with third worlders, and the laws and propaganda that impel our assimilation with that large number of third worlders once they’ve arrived, raise the frequency of intermarriage to the point that we will be reduced to very small minorities in our countries or eventually blended out of existence altogether.
And let’s note that this is not “voluntary,” since we never voted to have our countries flooded with the third world, nor did we vote for the laws and propaganda systems that press our assimilation with that third world.
If whites were allowed our own homelands as the other races of the world are allowed, and we were rid of laws that force assimilation, and rid of anti-white propaganda that causes whites to hate themselves, intermarriage would occur at such a low rate that it would be inconsequential for our race as a whole, as was the case before the current madness was fastened on us.
Shrink that into 140 characters and tweet it out 🙂
Actually, if you want to be helpful in your tweeting, include our repeater phrases in your tweets.
I copy/pasted that excerpt recently because I thought it was so powerful. I sent it to an old friend who is married to a non-White woman because I thought it would help explain to him how I felt. I don’t think he is a bad person because of his intermarriage and I had hoped he would understand that I’m against White Genocide and not against him and his wife. He just accused me of being racist and full of hatred. Some people just can’t be reached. It’s like a mental wall that can’t be penetrated. Anti-Whites love to get us to tailgate onto side issues like individual cases of intermarriage because that is a familiar battleground for them.
When I wrote those few paragraphs, I wasn’t sure what purpose they would serve, but you’ve shown me with your last sentence. I’m sorry it didn’t work out for you with your friend and his wife.
Yours is a very well-written post btw (I enjoy reading something that’s well-written!), and a poignant comment on the present era — if a historian comes across it a hundred years from now he’ll be happy.