Very good, “Gar5”.

There are only a few typos that I noticed:

Page 16 – “suppose” should be “supposed”

Page 17 – “there’s” should be “theirs”

Best regards,

J.P.O.

thanks for sharing this Gar5

for the site i made, I was thinking of doing something similar as far as a white genocide explanation. I planned to break it down into 2 sections

the first section being part (C) of UN resolution 260 – talking about the massive immigration and forced assimilation part of genocide.

the second section being about part (B) of UN 260 – describing the conditioning process that has made white people believe they are horrible people if they don’t want to destroy themselves.

I might borrow from you if that’s ok

Gar I saw this at beefcakes….great job, you can tell alot of effort was put into it. Thank you.

Also, a few more problems with your little book:

1) The genocide of the Aborigines from Australia was violent, and was more violent than the Tibetan genocide.

2) Both genocides were achieved using violence. A lot of violence. Aboriginals were forced out of their homes, they were removed from their families, and they were assaulted if they didn’t cooperate. The Tibetans ARE being killed, raped, and thousands of their monasteries destroyed.

3) Since when did the American Indians “steal the land from the original settlers”? If you’re talking about the Solutrean Theory or Kennewick Man, I’ve got news for you, and any other theory you might be alluding to: It hasn’t reached scientific consensus and has already received enough refutation to crush it.

And even if they were, guess what?

You’re justifying American Indian genocide because they weren’t the natives.

4) Your argument against being called “racist” is:

“In your opinion I’m racist, you’re just saying that because I’m White.”
So are you only expecting white people to be helping you guys out with this? I wonder why.

Suppose you had someone supporting you guys that wasn’t white, and they were called a racist. Your argument would be…?

This handbook is just a gold mine because it uses a bunch of PRATTs. You think they’re silver bullets, but they’re more like snowballs.

Live debate challenge is still up, or three more of the following statement:
“I don’t care if Sam uploads the first debate.”