Comments on: More on PC Confederates

By: CapnConfederacy

CapnConfederacy — Fri, 20 Jul 2012 16:49:24 +0000

I couldn’t help but laugh at the one fella. With the ancestor that was German. Why do you hate Germany so much Michael? haha I don’t know where he got that from.

By: The Masked Walnut

The Masked Walnut — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 00:20:11 +0000

yes the “Nazis wouldve taken over the world” argument is very common. I usually counter it with “if the US hadnt involved itself in World War 1 there would not have been a World War 2″. Arguments made by pseudo-historians are easy to counter since they seem to reach back only a few decades and completely disregard everything that happened before.

By: Chad

Chad — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 00:13:43 +0000

I tried to be a part of the group also, but found that for the most part they are undying loyalist and apologist of the American Empire. Seeing that I don’t have really anything in common with those types of people I haven’t participated in their discussion since. I ended up in a debate with some of those guys against United States warmongering… and somehow they are convinced in their minds without the United States the entire world would be crushed under Nazi rule. Yet, when I asked them to present a clear compelling facts to support their ascertains,,, they came up very short.

By: SouthernAtHeart

SouthernAtHeart — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 22:16:54 +0000

@HW… tell the difference BETWEEN what, exactly??

By: HW

HW — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 05:33:29 +0000

If the SPLC hung a Confederate flag outside their offices in Montgomery, you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference.

By: Michael

Michael — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 03:42:39 +0000

Thank you, SAH. You are right. Most people are brainwashed into reflexively promoting an agenda that was been violently opposed by Southerners even just a few decades ago. I do think this brainwashing has about ran its course though. As we become a minority in our own land we see lots of positive trends. Whites are voting together as a block in much greater numbers than before. Young White people believe that the oppression against them is just as serious as the oppression against those of other races (this is a positive step since most Babyboomers certainly don’t believe this). And we see a change in rhetoric. The term ‘anti-White’ is now used widely and constantly gaining more ground. This is truly a weapon for us just as ‘racist’ is for our enemies. We also see that more and more Whites scoff or roll their eyes when some anti-White claims that someone else is ‘racist.’ Our enemy’s term is losing its hold. Language is very important. We think in terms of the language we use. This shapes our world-view and in turn leads to action.

By: SouthernAtHeart

SouthernAtHeart — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 03:33:51 +0000

Good discussion Michael. I think it’s very hard for Americans with european ancestry to understand a “people” and “a distinct culture” because the brainwashing since day one is that we are a “melting pot” and have adopted the multicultural label of “Americans.” 150 years ago that was not the case. Most people I believe have no clue to their ancestry unless of course they live in an area which was settled by their european ancestors who still celebrate their cultural holidays (like Polish folks in Wisconsin or the Irish in Boston). One side of my family has been in “America” since 1650, from York, England. Oddly enough, I have always been drawn to that part of England, and only recently learned these things about my ancestors. So it’s in the DNA whether anyone wants to admit it or not. But on the whole the brainwashing program of the past 112 years through forced federal education has done its damnedest to wipe out any idea of a “people” with a “distinct culture” which settled and tamed this country and made it the once beautiful shining example of hard work and industry that it was.