Why Racism Is Dishonorable
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April 8 2011, 12:31:52 UTC 10 years ago
in order to obtain a fortune in stolen art.
It goes something like this:
-I'll get those paintings, Simpson.
-Over my dead body.
-THAT'S EXACTLY THE POINT!
Everything in the post makes perfect sense to someone outside the distorting bubble of racist attitudes,
but racism is a belief in the innate superiority of one's particular ethnic group;
a feeling most accurately summed up in the statement that
free people are not equal, and equal people are not free.
So to tell a racist that their belief denies the equality of free people
will elicit the response,
"That's exactly the point!"
Adherents of Asatru see themselves as a European/white equivilent
of the Chinese as Middle Kingdom;
intermediary beings between Heaven and Earth,
Godly persons in a world of foreign devils.
While Chinese may be speaking metaphorically,
in Asatru Theology, this idea is taken seriously and personally.
Word of warning:
If I were to present this post to an Asatru faithful,
I would--at best--be labeled a race traitor
promoting "Zionist inspired lies of mud people"
(or, more likely, "Nigger-jew lies")
and if the circumstances allowed it,
I would be dealt with violently.
Racism is very much a matter of pack mentality,
and if you're dealing with a racist face-to-face,
keep that in mind. Such thinking as goes on in the mind of a racist
is akin to whatever thinking goes on in the mind of a rabid dog.
Racism is mental illness at its worst and most dangerous.
Well...
April 10 2011, 02:31:48 UTC 10 years ago
Re: Well...
April 10 2011, 18:26:49 UTC 10 years ago