I sometimes drive great distances for my work. I visited this area out by the Appalachian Mountains, didn't see a single non-white for several hours, no cell phone signal out there. It was a small, but beautiful old mining town, and something happened that really left an impression on me.
I parked at a gas station and sat there for a few minutes; someone else pulled up and parked beside me. Then they walked into the gas station, leaving their car on, doors unlocked, all on its own. He came back 5 minute slater and drove off. He didn't have to worry about someone stealing is car because that's like getting struck by lightning in a town that white. Things like that really inspire me to push for an ethnostate.
For those of you who have visited or live in similar areas, what marked differences have you seen between these almost 100% white towns and other areas?
I sometimes drive great distances for my work. I visited this area out by the Appalachian Mountains, didn't see a single non-white for several hours, no cell phone signal out there. It was a small, but beautiful old mining town, and something happened that really left an impression on me.
I parked at a gas station and sat there for a few minutes; someone else pulled up and parked beside me. Then they walked into the gas station, leaving their car on, doors unlocked, all on its own. He came back 5 minute slater and drove off. He didn't have to worry about someone stealing is car because that's like getting struck by lightning in a town that white. Things like that really inspire me to push for an ethnostate.
For those of you who have visited or live in similar areas, what marked differences have you seen between these almost 100% white towns and other areas?
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