Jared Taylor has a piece about Asians joining the racial spoils game, at V-dare today. He says that, “Asians could have chosen to emphasize their common intersets with whites-eliminating AFFIRMATIVE ACTION” “Asians can make it in race-blind competion.”
That is just exactly, the premise that leads to “affirmative action” race blindness. This country was founded and established to be a WHITE country. That never meant that non-whites, such as Indians or Negroes, who resided here, were to suffer all kinds of torment and abuse, but DISCRIMINATION, yes. They were to live under OUR laws and make do as separate minorities.
“Race-blind” is the same as anti-racist, is the same as anti-white. I’m not too sure about Jared Taylor.
#1 by Dave on 04/18/2008 - 11:19 am
.“The racial spoils game” is not our enemy. Political Correctness is.
I was astounded by the latest MSM round on the 2nd Amendment involving McCain, Clinton, and Obama.
The Rodney King riots were an example of the true underlying legal principle of the 2nd Amendment, sans firearms, in action. The police overstepped, and “the people” delivered them a severe punishment.
The LAPD is now much more circumspect about how it chooses to deliver violence. Accordingly, the LAPD is now DETERRED.
But McCain, Clinton, and Obama could not bring themselves to utter the heresy of the true legal principle underlying the 2nd Amendment, EVEN WHEN IT SUPPORTS the racial equality arguments of Political Correctness. Instead each and every one of them delivered a deafening silence on anything approach the 2nd Amendment’s true purpose.
Instead each of them muttered incoherencies about “hunting”, “sporting”, and “self-defense”, twisting the 2nd Amendment to reflect the National Rifle Association.
In victory, the NRA captures the Left and correspondingly delivers defeat to its stated aims. So much for the NRA, an organization too cowardly to promote the 2nd Amendment’s true legal principle that gun ownership is necessary for the very purpose of deterring police.
The NRA can’t do that because it gets in the way of its membership’s worship of uniforms.
That’s Jared Tayor’s real problem. He is far too respectful of uniforms.
#2 by shari on 04/18/2008 - 4:58 pm
I know that the 2nd amendment had to do with resisting tyrannical “authority”, but I’m not too sure that the Rodney King riots are a good example of that. I guess that Dave is being more subtle about that, since we have no recent good examples.
#3 by mderpelding on 04/18/2008 - 6:36 pm
You need to consider this…
Our present day society is splitting apart along racial lines. But, for whatever reason, any thoughtful person who gives voice to this reality is immediately dismissed as a bigot or racist or whatever perjorative is popular at the moment.
But consider our so-called elite.
They imported the African slaves and the Chinese coolies.
All for their benefit.
And when you and your own suffered the loss of your homogeneous communities you were quickly branded as bigots.
To our leaders we are all niggers.
Anybody who tells you different is a liar.