Hanarchy Montanarchy wrote:Speaker to Animals wrote:
Because what we had before literally was an ethno-state. If you oppose foreign peoples colonizing our nation, then you support an ethno-state. If you support an immigration policy designed to maintain a white majority, then you support an ethno-state. Supporting an ethno-state does not mean you are a Nazi, or you hate anybody, or that you don't want to have any nonwhites in your community. It means that you recognize what you love most about your society and culture arises from your people.
All the things you said you love about America will be strangled out of existence when whites are no longer a majority in this country. Mexicans don't want an America that represents the things you love. Arabs and Pakistanis definitely don't want any of that. Recognizing this doesn't mean you hate them. It just means you want to keep things relatively stable. Let in enough nonwhites to achieve some level of diversity that profits us but does not destroy us.
But most importantly, just not using euphemisms and having this drag out fight with people over it is the only way to de-program a lot of them from the conditioning. Still, a lot of you don't realize how powerful that fucking television is or how effective Hollywood is at conditioning you. I guarantee when you read some of the things I posted, your mind played out some programmed scene from a television show or a film where a character made this virtuous stand against "hate" in a way that frames simply wanting to keep a white majority is somehow evil. That's conditioning. It's brainwashing. There is nothing wrong with wanting to maintain a majority white American population.
Your definition of ethno-state seems to be so damn broad that you consider 'state' to be a euphemism for 'ethno-state.' Even without quibbling over definitions, and accepting such a broad one, The United States are not, have not been, and almost by definition can not be an ethno-state.
I don't think supporting an ethno-sate makes someone hateful or a Nazi, I think it makes them confused about the benefits of rule of law and enlightenment nation states.
Now, I am confident that the things I love about America can weather just about any storm because I think I love the things that are superior in America, and the European enlightenment in general. The things that are so superior that they can survive and thrive open conflict, and will only evolve and improve. But then, I am an actual patriot who appreciates the enlightenment, not a Papist that wants to see America broken apart and destroyed.
I get that you think I am woefully indoctrinated by MSNBC and sitcom reruns, but I am surprised that you would think, from reading my posts, that I view myself as a hero in some sort of morality play. I don't think keeping a white majority is evil, I think it is, basically, neutral, but am suspicious of the restrictive or autocratic policies that would be required to maintain it, and question the wisdom of basing laws on slippery ideas like ethnicity, race, or culture.
It would be especially absurd for me to view myself as heroic in this debate, since I have been defending the
much easier position that already enjoys majority support.
edit: embarrassing spelling error.