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 Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 5:44 am Post subject: America After Racism |
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Yesterday, for the 56th time, Americans elected a president. For the 22nd
time, they chose someone not of the incumbent's party. Oh, and for the first
time, the winner was a black man. Which is to say that yesterday's election
was both completely ordinary and--partly by virtue of its
ordinariness--history-making and extraordinary.
We'll have more to say about this in the coming days, but for now we are going
to keep it simple. The 2008 election proves that our country has made a lot
more racial progress over the past few decades than many people thought it had
as recently as a couple of days ago.
At one time--let us say 1964, before the passage of the Voting Rights Act--it
would have been fanciful to suggest that America could elect a black
president. Forty-four years later, America has done just that. At some point
along the way, a barrier fell.
We would argue that the barrier fell decades ago--that by the 1980s, or the
'90s at the latest, antiblack bias had receded to the point that the right
black candidate could have been elected. There is no way to prove this, of
course, but today no one can deny that the barrier fell by 2008. (Tomorrow
we'll have some thoughts on why Barack Obama turned out to be "the right black
man.")
This is important, above all, because it proves to black Americans in a way
nothing else could that this country is theirs as much as it is anyone else's.
John McCain made the point eloquently in his concession speech:
I've always believed that America offers opportunities to
all who have the industry and will to seize it. Sen. Obama
believes that, too.
But we both recognize that, though we have come a long way
from the old injustices that once stained our nation's
reputation and denied some Americans the full blessings of
American citizenship, the memory of them still had the power
to wound.
A century ago, President Theodore Roosevelt's invitation of
Booker T. Washington to dine at the White House was taken as
an outrage in many quarters.
America today is a world away from the cruel and frightful
bigotry of that time. There is no better evidence of this
than the election of an African-American to the presidency
of the United States.
. . . Let there be no reason now for any American to fail
to cherish their citizenship in this, the greatest nation
on Earth.
Sen. Obama has achieved a great thing for himself and for
his country.
Some months back, Michelle Obama came in for a lot of criticism for saying
that her husband's success had made her proud of her country for the first
time. It was a clumsy and small-minded thing to say. But perhaps it expressed
a wider truth.
If today millions of black Americans have a new pride in their country--in our
country--that can only be good for America.
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It is simply breathtaking to watch the glee and abandon with which
the liberal media and the Angry Left have been attempting to turn
our military victory in Iraq into a second Vietnam quagmire. Too bad
for them, it's failing. |
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Topaz
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| Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 6:13 am Post subject: Re: America After Racism |
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"There's this hilarious disconnect in the sheeple brain, where they
have been progressively brainwashed over a forty year period into
believing that once they have committed suicide themselves, an
identical civilization will be left behind except with a different
demographic makeup. They will yank the white tablecloth out from under
the dinnerware and the society will remain standing, only
melanin-enriched but otherwise the same.
It's like white people all over the planet were each taking turns
shooting themselves in the head with the same gun, convinced when they
have all killed themselves they will leave the perfect society behind.
I've got bad news for you. What you think of as civilization is joined
at the hip with the Indo-European gene pool. It's not even like oil
and water because it's all an unbroken continuum.
Culture is gene expression. If enough Mexicans inhabit any area on the
planet, that area will look exactly like Mexico in short order.
There's no piece of land on Earth that has a special gas exuded by the
local soil that makes flush toilets, clean running water, air
conditioning and the rule of law. There's no geographic location that
has these properties inherently. Irregardless of whether they are
bright enough to see it and understand why, whites tend to terraform
their surroundings to reflect what is inside them. Everything they
take for granted as the human standard, is in fact a projection of
their own qualities out onto a world that by and large is completely
indifferent to them.
America has already slipped past the demographic failsafe point. There
ain't no going back. Just like the nation formerly known as Rhodesia,
you will hear all sorts of yammering and analysis and whining but
nothing can stop Rhodesia from becoming Zimbabwe once all the
Rhodesians leave. It's a done deal.
There's no legislation. There's no emergency action committee. There's
no orchestrated government reform program. There's no mission
statement. There's no declaration of goals or judicial decision. Once
you change the genetic composition of a country, that country will
come to reflect it's demographics, not the other way around.
I went to high school in Chicago. Trust me, thirty years ago it didn't
look like the background of that news report. That was back when
Chicago schools were the best in the country and had some of the
highest scholastic scores in the nation. Back then, next to nobody
dropped out, ever.
You can't keep the street lights working with only half a nation of
high school graduates. You can't find the manpower to keep the ATM
machines running, to keep the power plant maintained at the dam, to
keep the nuclear reactor running. You can't have good medical care
with no good doctors. You can't have bridges that don't collapse with
no engineers.
America is just like Rhodesia during desegregation. All those
Rhodesians who talked about the coming era of rainbow folk dancing and
singing hand-in-hand with their African friends playing little
ukeleles, where are they now? The wind howls. Tumbleweeds blow past.
Two rabid wild dogs fight over a human ribcage in the streets where
the electricity went off a decade ago and has never come back on.
Where are all those Rhodesians looking forward to an era of peace and
harmony now? Where are they? Answer me. Raped and left for dead.
They're all wormfood now. Their farms burned to the ground, their
children strangled, their wives gangraped and forced to run naked
screaming with burning tire necklaces.
Fools. Dust in the wind. Shot in the back of the head and left for the
buzzards in some ditch on the veldt long ago.
It doesn't matter if I'm the only human being out of six billion on
the planet who knows this. Irregardless of the forcible consensus,
this is the way it will come to pass. I will be demonstrated right and
they will turn out to have been catastrophically wrong. Wishing
otherwise never makes anything so.
In another ten years, Amerikwa will be utterly unrecognizable. I
predict that the first thing that will hit you no matter where you get
off a plane in that country will be the smell. Watch and see."
DonnaGiorno
http://www.ihr.org/ http://www.natvan.com
http://www.thebirdman.org http://www.nsm88.org
http://wsi.matriots.com/jews.html |
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z
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| Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 6:16 pm Post subject: Re: America After Racism |
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ubi we've talked to you before about bringing smelly stuff in here and
how it attracts vermin, e.g.
On Nov 6, 7:13 pm, Topaz <mars1...@hotmail.com> wrote:
| Quote: | "There's this hilarious disconnect in the sheeple brain, where they
have been progressively brainwashed over a forty year period into
believing that once they have committed suicide themselves, an
identical civilization will be left behind except with a different
demographic makeup. They will yank the white tablecloth out from under
the dinnerware and the society will remain standing, only
melanin-enriched but otherwise the same.
It's like white people all over the planet were each taking turns
shooting themselves in the head with the same gun, convinced when they
have all killed themselves they will leave the perfect society behind.
I've got bad news for you. What you think of as civilization is joined
at the hip with the Indo-European gene pool. It's not even like oil
and water because it's all an unbroken continuum.
Culture is gene expression. If enough Mexicans inhabit any area on the
planet, that area will look exactly like Mexico in short order.
There's no piece of land on Earth that has a special gas exuded by the
local soil that makes flush toilets, clean running water, air
conditioning and the rule of law. There's no geographic location that
has these properties inherently. Irregardless of whether they are
bright enough to see it and understand why, whites tend to terraform
their surroundings to reflect what is inside them. Everything they
take for granted as the human standard, is in fact a projection of
their own qualities out onto a world that by and large is completely
indifferent to them.
America has already slipped past the demographic failsafe point. There
ain't no going back. Just like the nation formerly known as Rhodesia,
you will hear all sorts of yammering and analysis and whining but
nothing can stop Rhodesia from becoming Zimbabwe once all the
Rhodesians leave. It's a done deal.
There's no legislation. There's no emergency action committee. There's
no orchestrated government reform program. There's no mission
statement. There's no declaration of goals or judicial decision. Once
you change the genetic composition of a country, that country will
come to reflect it's demographics, not the other way around.
I went to high school in Chicago. Trust me, thirty years ago it didn't
look like the background of that news report. That was back when
Chicago schools were the best in the country and had some of the
highest scholastic scores in the nation. Back then, next to nobody
dropped out, ever.
You can't keep the street lights working with only half a nation of
high school graduates. You can't find the manpower to keep the ATM
machines running, to keep the power plant maintained at the dam, to
keep the nuclear reactor running. You can't have good medical care
with no good doctors. You can't have bridges that don't collapse with
no engineers.
America is just like Rhodesia during desegregation. All those
Rhodesians who talked about the coming era of rainbow folk dancing and
singing hand-in-hand with their African friends playing little
ukeleles, where are they now? The wind howls. Tumbleweeds blow past.
Two rabid wild dogs fight over a human ribcage in the streets where
the electricity went off a decade ago and has never come back on.
Where are all those Rhodesians looking forward to an era of peace and
harmony now? Where are they? Answer me. Raped and left for dead.
They're all wormfood now. Their farms burned to the ground, their
children strangled, their wives gangraped and forced to run naked
screaming with burning tire necklaces.
Fools. Dust in the wind. Shot in the back of the head and left for the
buzzards in some ditch on the veldt long ago.
It doesn't matter if I'm the only human being out of six billion on
the planet who knows this. Irregardless of the forcible consensus,
this is the way it will come to pass. I will be demonstrated right and
they will turn out to have been catastrophically wrong. Wishing
otherwise never makes anything so.
In another ten years, Amerikwa will be utterly unrecognizable. I
predict that the first thing that will hit you no matter where you get
off a plane in that country will be the smell. Watch and see."
DonnaGiorno
http://www.ihr.org/ http://www.natvan.com
http://www.thebirdman.org http://www.nsm88.org
http://wsi.matriots.com/jews.html |
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\"Reb\" Ruster
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 8:51 am Post subject: Re: America After Racism |
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On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:44:01 -0500, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
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| Quote: | Yesterday, for the 56th time, Americans elected a president. For the 22nd
time, they chose someone not of the incumbent's party. Oh, and for the first
time, the winner was a black man. Which is to say that yesterday's election
was both completely ordinary and--partly by virtue of its
ordinariness--history-making and extraordinary.
Firstly, let me congratulate Mr. Barak Obama on his election to the |
United State Presidency. Second, I would like to congratulate the
Americal people for making the only good choice possible, not soley
base on the candidate's racial origin but because of his firm beleif
in his abilty to make America a better place for all of it's citizens.
Cheers!
"Reb" Ruster |
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