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I see the world for what it is, and not for what they want me to see.

I don't hate anyone for "the color of their skin," but I know facts and statistics about certain people of certain cultures that make me want to avoid them.

I know that not every jew is an evil person part of a global conspiracy against white people, but I also know that at least 50% of the global conspiracy against white people consists of jews. Almost every social dilemma for the past 200-300 years has a jew at the top of it.

Diversity is not a strength, it's a weakness to be exploited.

Family, the Church, private property, and national identity are what they want to destroy.

A nation isn't just people. People without a land are like gypsies or jews(until they were given Palestine). A nation isn't just land. Land without people is just land, the moon was just a rock until people landed there and planted a flag on it.

A Nation is blood and soil. People born of the land and of the land. Men willing to live and die for that land, give their blood for that land. A Nation is so much deeper than just a flag or a geographic area.

I see the world for what it is, and not for what they want me to see. I don't hate anyone for "the color of their skin," but I know facts and statistics about certain people of certain cultures that make me want to avoid them. I know that not every jew is an evil person part of a global conspiracy against white people, but I also know that at least 50% of the global conspiracy against white people consists of jews. Almost every social dilemma for the past 200-300 years has a jew at the top of it. Diversity is not a strength, it's a weakness to be exploited. Family, the Church, private property, and national identity are what they want to destroy. A nation isn't just people. People without a land are like gypsies or jews(until they were given Palestine). A nation isn't just land. Land without people is just land, the moon was just a rock until people landed there and planted a flag on it. A Nation is blood and soil. People born of the land and of the land. Men willing to live and die for that land, give their blood for that land. A Nation is so much deeper than just a flag or a geographic area.

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True. But the races are, on average, different. Just like the sexes. Those words do exist to imply that we are wrong when we notice those differences. But the words wont stop existing. You cant unmake them. They must be owned. If a word is to be made to describe a person who notices the differences between races then that word accurately describes me. I dont care what anyone thinks of the word. I wont play games trying to dodge around the facts. I DO think races are noteably different and i AM a racist. Oh well.

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The act of throwing out the word "racism" is called a "thought terminating cliché."

I'd say look it up, but the term of course has been redefined since originally conceived, so I'll have to give my best definition from memory.

If we're having a debate, and I say "despite being 13% of the population...."
then you throw out "RACIST!!"
Then it basically ends the conversation, any onlookers are no longer pondering the merit of my argument, but whether or not I am a "racist" or Nazi, bigot, [insert buzzword]. Common folk will immediately go on the defensive, "I am not a racist, let me prove it!!"

You can call me a racist all day long, I won't deny it, but I won't call myself a racist.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I DO think races are noteably different and i AM a racist. Oh well.

Most people here probably think the same way. The question is would you say this out loud at work or at a family gathering?

Leftism shuts down the truth by making it politically incorrect. THAT is the real problem.

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I have said this to coworkers (liberal ones) and family. It takes time, caution, tact. And obviously it cant be said to everyone. But it can be said more than most people think. But yes political correctness is designed to make it impossible to argue against progressivism successfully in polite company.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I've expressed some politically incorrect truths to coworkers and was called a bigot for it. These are guys I'm work friends with so it never got me in trouble but I'm super cautious with my speech at work.

With family I'm a lot less reserved. My family is fucked anyway so I don't really care what they think of me.