the bill of rights

America always had a deeper story to tell ourselves about why we were who we were

that our founders were doing something unique

that free speech was an aid to combat evil ideologies, not their enabler

So preserve America by throwing out every guiding principle it’s founded on in pursuit of homogeneity of vague and arbitrarily defined racial lines? You really think that the guy the next block over won’t fuck you over given the chance if he’s competing for the same resources just because he shares a similar skin tone? You really think an all white society wouldn’t find new lines to divide themselves up by to justify said fucking over of their competition? People aren’t born with a set of values, they’re taught. I live in a town that’s about 90% white and yet overrun by socialist morons. It’s not race, it’s upbringing.

If I moved back to sweden (I'm over 50% swedish by ancestry) I would be unlike anyone there and be a complete political outcast

American Constitutional Republicanism is what made us great

With the exception of immediate family, I feel more kinship toward non-whites who share my values than whites who don’t.

I *hate* the idea that somehow race is what made America. It is the same insidious lie the left has been pouring into the bloodstream of this nation for 100 years when we couldn't be corrupted like the old and famous states of europe

racism is the lefts stick, its what the whole identity politics shit is based on, its just dressed differently

It’s basically the same argument the worst of the left makes, only inverted.

the truth of the matter is that a Richard Spencer *agrees* with the NYT's 1619 project, he just disagrees that it's bad

fr @Legalize

there is also the fact that they cling to their culture and traditions like nothing else

yep

As far as I can tell, it's solely because they aren't considered huwhite.

I've always liked to say that the KKK and the Black Panthers would find a lot of common ground if they could just get over their differences.

doesn't the KKK already accept black members?

https://reason.com/2014/11/11/you-may-have-heard-that-the-kkk-is-now-a/ seems it was a hoax, it was a dude that gave up the KKK beliefs and wanted to start his own club, to replace the KKK in his life with something else

Huh, I thought you were explicitly referencing the Dave Chappelle bit.

nah, i remember hearing about this story a few years ago, but only now learned, that it was some dude trying to get attention after, leaving the KKK, for his own club

Also, big oof for that Reason writer for linking a story from the Hard Times without realizing that that site is satire.

We've come full circle anyway, people are calling Chappelle a white supremacist now for his latest special

You can't parody clown world

I don't understand how Babylon Bee keeps coming up with articles to write.

its easy, just ask your lefty relatives what they think of X

Good luck with your non homogeneous society

0 examples of them working long term

how long term does it need to be?

no government will stand for a long time

Governments, or Society? China has always been Chinese. Japan has always been Chinese. England has always been English yes, yes even with the 2% Nordic influence. France has always been friends. Governments change within a society.

So China may have become a dystopian hell hole, but still homogenously Chinese. Big win.I really don’t see what you gain if you maintain ethnic purity in your country but the system you live under happens to be shit.

^^^^^^^^^

And yeah, the American system isn’t a natural state. It takes work to maintain it. There’s a reason people Have to fight for it.

but worth it

I don't see anywhere else around here with free speech and a right to bear arms

anything worth having requires work, why else did it take ages until we got the the point where 90% of all people on earth aren't starving

Because the United States is exporting mass amounts of food

Because of European ingenuity in agriculture

Because of capitalistic business practices

There's correlation to all of these things