Rise Of Tribalism, Racism & Bigotry Most Associated With Which Turning & Why?

[Kinser79]

(05-14-2019, 02:21 AM)pbrower2a Wrote:

(05-11-2019, 07:46 PM)Kinser79 Wrote: PBR as ever you're wrong, totally wrong.  Nigger is a valid word and is as usable as any other word.  In fact I tend to use it precisely for its shock value to white liberals.  Non-Liberal whites might be offended by the word, but are not shocked by it.  As to the President of Howard University...is he a nigger?  I don't know.  He certainly speaks the queen's English, and apparently holds down a job.  That in and of itself should separate him from niggers and make him simply a black person.

It is still an insult. I am about half English and Welsh and about half German and Swiss with other components in traces. I do not call people "limeys" or "krauts", either of which would be offensive. I can assure you that in some Klavern, a word that you would take offense at hearing directed at you is used a lot. It is used against all blacks. If the KKK fascists in that Klavern ever met Clarence Thomas and did not know who he is, then I can predict the word that they would hurl at him.

Remember -- the biggest fear of a white racist of a certain type is race-mixing, especially the sort that culminates in a black baby emerging from the vagina of a white woman. The black bourgeoisie is most likely to commit that equivalent of Rassenschande. 

Quote:Also your views on the black bourgeoisie are wrong.  In a truly racist order--which the US is not--there wouldn't be a black bourgeoisie at all.  Strangely it seems that most of the policies espoused by the Democratic Party in particular are designed to destroy the black bourgeoisie which is the vanguard of Black Advancement.  Strangely this is the same party that ran the Jim Crow South, and nearly every confederate was a Democrat too--I say nearly because I'm sure there were a few lingering Whigs.

Did I compare contemporary America to Nazi Germany, to Apartheid-era South Africa, or even to the segregationist South of the past? Yes, black people have problems of social acceptance in some circles... but who would not have a problem in some circles? Much progress has been made in desegregating schools, public accommodations, and even real estate. Yes, there remains some racial profiling, and it is wise that blacks who go shopping dress up so that they will not be confused with shoplifters. If one is a black or Hispanic woman in an upper-middle-class neighborhood one wisely dresses in such a way that leaves no confusion that she is a maid.

But that is small stuff in contrast to what blacks used to experience. Discrimination is far less a problem than is inadequate education. Black people who put the same value on formal education as the stereotypical "Tiger Mom" will have kids who can compete with the kids of the stereotypical "Tiger Mom". Of course the kids miss out on television and video games. Aw, too bad! 

Quote:If anything the election of Trump and the repudiation of the identity politics of the Democratic Party not only leads us to the prevention of a Hitler-like figure from arising but should one arise, it would arise from the Left anyway.  Which is hardly a surprise when one stops to consider that Nazi is an abbreviation of National Socialist in the German. 

Uh... no. The Democratic Party has constituency groups that include people that identity politics burns. The Republican Party now has the people who would impose a high-tech version of feudalism if they could get away with it. If you want to know what people are now most attracted to identity politics -- it is poor, undereducated white people who somehow believe that their whiteness entitles them to privilege. As for Nazis being 'socialists' -- there really were some Nazis who wanted the Nazi Party go go socialist, like Otto Roehm and Anton Strasser, both murdered during the Night of the Long Knives for insisting on the "socialist" part of National Socialism -- massive nationalization of Big Business. Nazism well served the existing cartels and trusts that then dominated the German economy and gave German workers the lowest industrial wages in Europe.

Calling attention to the "Socialist" part of the self-description of the Nazi Party is like accepting as truth the self description of North Korea as the "Democratic People's Republic of Korea". North Korea is Korean as opposed to something else, but otherwise it is in no way democratic, it grossly misrepresents the interests of any part of the Korean People except for the communist party, and it is not even a republic but instead an absolute monarchy.

Quote:As I've pointed out the main difference between Marxian Socialism and National Socialism is the direction of nationalism vs internationalism.  Both are murderous ideologies that must be opposed by any liberty loving person--and any True American in particular.

I assure you that many American commies consider themselves as truly American as Kluxers mostly consider themselves truly American. Heck, serial killer Ted Bundy and mass-murderer Timothy McVeigh were undeniably American.  As far as that goes, an F5 tornado that sweeps through the American Midwest is American too. Yes, i associate Communism with a horrendous loss of personal freedom, the elimination of meaningful justice, and a high body count. I see "democratic centralism" as the cornerstone of the lack of democracy in all previous and existing Commie regimes -- the leadership makes the decisions and nobody can ever seek to reverse such a decision.

This said, Karl Marx got something very right, and it has yet to be disproved: that the working man has nothing to sell but his labor, and his labor is no longer desired, then he is completely expendable.

Quote:I hope you live to see that you're on the wrong side of history as the Left loves to say.

That is more likely what will happen to you, and not because you are black, gay, or a capitalist.

PBR...if I didn't already know you were clueless this post certainly proved it.