Perhaps it was the English.
Perhaps it was the English.
I have always been suspicious of Sargon because he takes a position on non white immigration as "I don't care".
But, every once in a while, his analysis via historical comparison is pretty spot on.
This is a pretty good way to think about one of the things that went wrong in the white world (and consequently what we need to start doing to fix it).
// EDIT: Also this whole thing that Sargon does about hiding behind the idea of "the individual as the highest virtue" is fucking disgusting. He fucking well KNOWS there is no individualism without the group, there is no individual rights without the group. These fucking people are the poison in our ranks.
I have always been suspicious of Sargon because he takes a position on non white immigration as "I don't care".
But, every once in a while, his analysis via historical comparison is pretty spot on.
This is a pretty good way to think about one of the things that went wrong in the white world (and consequently what we need to start doing to fix it).
// EDIT: Also this whole thing that Sargon does about hiding behind the idea of "the individual as the highest virtue" is fucking disgusting. He fucking well KNOWS there is no individualism without the group, there is no individual rights without the group. These fucking people are the poison in our ranks.
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