Peter Brimelow of VDare on How Republican Party Has to be More White

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[yak6ex]

Are we talking about immigration or illegal immigration?

[awsumpossum1]

@khattamshud go away retard

[khattamshud]

Brimelow is right. Non-white immigrants (like these Turks here) are far too caught up in their resentment and hatred of white people to ever become true conservatives.

[TsugaC]

@daniel15671 You'd have to do a Nexus search for surveys done in India back in the '90s to find it, but I recall reading in The Detroit News of a survey taken in India that revealed that around 160 million Indians would accept the opportunity to emigrate to the USA if given the opportunity. If that many people from one country want to come here, I'm sure that a worldwide total in the hundreds of millions is in the ballpark. When you're living on less than $5 per day... Peace. :-)

[daniel15671]

@TsugaC

Speaking of "ravings", ...

You respond with even more dogmatic assertions.

There are quite a few good things about the U.S. There are also some terrible things present in American culture, and the White Supremist attitude is one of the ugliest of those.

To say that the USA is the "highest expression of western Civilization" and that "White people created them both" is a highly dogmatic assertion.

"Hundreds of millions"? Can you document that with real statistics, please?

[TsugaC]

@daniel15671 Dogmatic? Hundreds of millions of yellow, brown, and black people want emmigrate from their countries into white, Western countries while comparatively few whites want to reciprocate. Despite the ravings of the likes of the late Howard Zinn, a confirmed Marxist and vituperative anti-American, the West in general and the USA in particular retain their powerful allure for non-Christian, non-white immigrants. The reasons for this are neither accidental nor dogma.

[daniel15671]

@TsugaC

That's quite a dogmatic assertion, and one that many non-white people might question. Rightfully so, I might add.

[TsugaC]

@daniel15671 Part Three:

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"Here are two, not only different, but incompatible things, called by the same name----liberty. And it follows that each of the things is, by the respective parties, called by two different and incompatible names----liberty and tyranny."

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-----Abraham Lincoln, 1864

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Western Civilization is the highest expression of liberty and freedom throughout human history and the USA is the highest expression of Western Civilization and WHITE people created them both.

[TsugaC]

@daniel15671 Part Two:

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"WE ALL DECLARE FOR LIBERTY; but in using the same word we do not all mean the same thing. With some the word liberty may mean for each man to do as he pleases with himself, and the product of his labor; while with others, the same word may mean for some men to do as they please with other men, and the product of other men's labor." This quotation is continued in Part Three of my response.

[TsugaC]

@daniel15671 Part One:

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Because culture is linked to race, that's why. And the majority of every non-Christian, non-white population in the USA vote for "progressive" candidates who despise true liberty and encourage dependency upon the government. Percentage-wise, blacks are in the low 90s, Arabs, Jews and Asians are in the 80s, and Hispanics vote for "progressives" in the mid-60s to low 70s. These people do not support liberty; rather, they endorse government tyranny.