B. U. G. S.

I am absolutely mystified when an anti says he wants there to be restrictions on immigration.

The whole point of being an anti-racist is that we white gentiles have no right to preserve our own people.

So where do they get the right to preserve something called “The United States?”

The anti-racist says we are all members of the HUMAN race. So how can some membners of the human race be kept outside an anti-racist’s country?

Every argument for any discrimination is exactly the same as the ones we bring up for wanting to preserve our own people.

At least it makes some sense to say that we want to protect our GENETIC type. The publication of the Rushton-Jensen article showing that races are families in a leading journal has proven that that is a point of view, however unpopular point of view.

But how on earth does a person justify blocking poor people from the multicultural world from coming into This particular part of the multicultural world called Europe or America?

All because of some WORDS!

After all, to the multiculturalist, the difference between a foreigner and a European or American is jus some words. It is, in fact, all up to a bureaucrat. If a bureaucrat waves his hands over somebody and writes out ceertain documents, that person is magically transformed into an American or a German, right?

Splitting the human family up according to some words or some pieces of paper is pure Wordism.

What else is it besides WORDS?

No one can enforce imiration law in a nation of immigrants. No sane person can enforce immigration law in a society committed to multiculturalism.

That is why everyone know that the Mexcians out there protesting today are RIGHT, unless you some kind of racist.

So the decision is between open borders and racism.

One must discriminate or not discriminate. Our present multiculture discriminaion is insane,and everybody knows it, which is why, deep down, those who are terrified of “racism” KNOW these laws make no sense.

That is why America cannot enforce its immigration laws.