Not so with the Jews. It is their strong identification that has enabled them to survive millennia of persecution. |
That is an oft repeated falsehood and assumes that Hispanics aren't Caucasian. BTW, the Hispanic population, while embracing their own ethnicity, relates far more to white culture rather than black. When they come to American it is to share in the American dream. Do you really think that means they see white people as the enemy? |
You are 100% wrong. We need a national identity and should require immigrants to ASSIMILATE. We cannot survive if we encourage and "celebrate" people maintaining their tribal battle-lines. Don't fool yourself, the democrat party bosses don't give a damn about "equal rights." They care about maximizing racial strife in order to drive up black voting rates. If they actually created racial harmony, they would lose votes. |
Not a great example, since they were nearly exterminated several times. |
Liar liar pants on fire. Trump doesn't talk about WHITE PEOPLE FIRST, he is a civic nationalist, not a WHITE nationalist. Huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge difference. Republicans don't do much of anything for white people, their donors like the status quo. The GOP will happily take white people's votes. Please demonstrate why my opinion is wrong, snark is not an argument. Besides you sound like a John Bircher claiming "my russians are everywhere." |
Indeed. And they have never been a powerful country in the last 2000 years. Their strong identification has enabled them to keep their culture/religion from going extinct, as have any number of cultures from around the world, but they have assimilated to whatever country they lived in. Most Jews in the US are quite assimilated. You only see a tiny percentage of them insulated here. |
When people start agitating for x group first rather than the country as a whole it leads to breakup. Look at Spain, Italy, and Scotland, all of which have groups or entire nations with separate identities (and in some cases languages) that agitate for independence. |
THIS IS A 4CHAN PRANK idiot. |
You are assuming that cultural identity is a tribal battle-line. My daily experiences as a white person do not match this. I totally agree there should be more vetting and increased following up of those we allow to live here. No religious face-coverings in certain public places, yes that makes sense. But "requiring assimilation" is vague and authoritarian. Siunds like they can come only if they look and vote White. |
That means Trumpsters and Trumplandia will be the downfall of the US. Last I checked, Scotland is still part of the UK. Catalonia is still part of Spain. Sure, there are those who want to secede, but it hasn't happened yet. Will it ever? Who knows. And last I checked, a part of the US wanted to secede too. It had nothing to do with "multi-culturalism" then. And Italy? You are going to bring up the Roman Empire? You seriously cannot be comparing the Roman empire to the US. |
Yep, Hillary was deluding lots of folk until Donna Brazille's interesting tidbits. |
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"It's OK to be white" is no more offensive than "black is beautiful."
It may be trolling, but that does not make it untrue. If you think it's "hate speech," something is seriously wrong with you. If you are in academia and you are thinking about making a big stink about this, don't be surprised when it backfires, and you discover how much of a bubble you have been living in. I'm sure the trolls did this specifically because they knew that the holier than thou SJW types would take the bait and embarrass themselves. |
It's never not been okay to be white. The same can not be sai for being black ( or any othe race in this country) Black people have been and still are called ugly and physically inferior an mocked for traditionally black features. Letting little black kids know that they are equally as beautiful i in no way racism. Ther is a huge issue with equating whiteness to supremacy and racism which is what the it's okay to be white movement is about. -white person. |
“'I want to say this about my state: When Strom Thurmond ran for president, we voted for him. We're proud of it. And if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we wouldn't have had all these problems over all these years, either.'' - Sen. Trent Lott (R-MS) in 2002 |
You need a check up because your info is out of date. |