IE is the best thing that ever happened to the pro white cause in America. Believe me.

How long you been involved in pro white causes? @sigruna14

@NateDahl76 2009. I was 15.

Great stuff

Holy wow, 10 years...

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https://youtu.be/4WeNP-HC3M4
So my brother in law is pretty far into dissident right politics, we have a Facebook group with all of my sister in laws and him, my wife included... they all have voted for Trump, complain about the unfairness of Whites not being able to be proud of their history, while everyone else can... yet they would prefer racially mixed castizo kids.
Should I post this video in there?

Fingers crossed, this video or something alike it will lead them naturally down the path to Racial awareness

Morning evropa

How does one prefer mixed kids

Is that even possible lol

And they don’t think it’s racist to prefer white kids?

They probably don't see it as racist to prefer white kids tbh, I think they just say they want mixed castizo kids because of their upbringing

We're led to believe that, as White people, we're somehow bland, or devoid of flavor, color, or culture. It leads to a feeling of insecurity and emptiness, thinking that we would be better off bringing a significant other into the fold whose status as a member of one of the favored demographics, whose worth is actually acknowledged, would prevent our children from feeling the same way. Could just be me projecting, but I've heard others say pretty much the same thing.

I think there's also a strong understanding in the White collective subconscious that minority status is incoming, and one can already see some of our people quietly hitching their wagons to the Parade of Color in anticipation of negative treatment for those Whites who remain as such.

@Bjorn - MD excellent insight. I do get the sense that mothers of mixed race children view themselves as special-by-proxy. I work with a blonde woman who married and bred with a pakistani man and I overhear her boast about this almost daily- finding ways to slip her status of 'mom to a brown child' into unrelated conversation.

Would we say the mother, and people like her, are touting some special societal virtue, or do they have to remind themselves that they did not make a mistake, and must trick themselves into thinking they made the right choice by coping daily?

Idk if its even a cope, people will signal for social approval of whatever they are told to.

Option B @The Eternal Anglo

Parents don’t give mixed kids as much support statistically as they do a child of parents of the same race since they’re further genetically. In that sense, she may be trying to make him special bc she knows she doesn’t give him enough attention

The society that values mixing doesn’t help

My sister is adopted from Russia and I don’t think my mother treats her the same as me and my bio sister. I can’t imagine being a different race

Good morning fam

This lady is so lost, it's sad. I get the impression the mixed child is her 'accessory'... in the way a woman would proudly display a new designer handbag and expect others to gush. 😪

Unfair to the kids, too. Kids deserve a real identity, to be part of a race, a culture, a history.

Kids understand who they are- culturally, racially- much, much earlier than I would have guessed before becoming a mother.

Iirc the average African American has around 25% Euro DNA, and most Latinx are also mixed (thank you conquistadors, very cool)

But being the first mixed generation must be a trip

@sigruna14 I started getting involved around 2008, when I was very young and I couldn't agree with you more.

People don't know how lucky they are to have an organization like IE, when I got involved there was nothing, just Stormfront.

@Virgil Yup. Stormdrain. And weirdo, actual hate groups.

My mixed race friends have all been anxiety ridden and alienated

Whereas pure mongoloids or negroids seem more stable and rooted

Yeah in my experience mixed people are always more insecure in life

Forced mixing has been a tool of mass subjugation because it yields a compliant new populace without a seperate identity

See babylonians, assyrians, ottomans

Conquistadors

Etc

Imagine how sad it must be to be mostly white and identify with your white side, but too nonwhite to join our cause.

Even during my far left liberal college days when I had bought into my college Academic advisor’s ideas (man I love dearly to this day who almost became a father to me ) I still felt drawn to people who looked like me and who shared my culture! I literally had forced myself to the point of lying about myself (and to myself) to embrace and endorse those hippy ideologies. I felt ashamed inside that I couldn’t feel at peace with those ideas but I became an advocate for things I now reject. I remember writing letters to the university editor endorsing diversity as a strength, advocating for more minorities on campus but I never believed a word of it! I’m ashamed now and regret it immensely and I wish I knew then what I know now. But I got sucked into that philosophy by people I looked up to and respected. 😩😩

@missliterallywho Tragic..... Alas it is their path to trailblaze.

@Grayson I actually loled. 😉