In Asia, a dialogue can go like this:
“How is your lovely home?”
“That wreck is fine.”
“And how is the flower of your household?”
“That pig is well.”
So Political Correctness is not the only faith to look upon insults to oneself, one’s country and one’s family as the highest sign of civilized behavior.
Jesus reduced the Ten Commandments to two, something today’s churches do not accept. One of these commandments was “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” But the Trappists were proud that it would have been illegal, even in Medieval times, to treat anyone else the way they treated themselves.
Trappists have stopped that nonsense. Yes, even the most extreme portions of the Catholic Church can learn. A generation ago no one would have believed that the Trappists could outgrow their self-torture.
Dave has pointed out brilliantly how this sort of “sacrifice” is SICK. Political Correctness will have to catch up with the Trappists. Whipping yourself violates the Golden Rule. Hating and insulting your own is not immoral.
#1 by Dave on 09/10/2009 - 6:05 pm
PC hates anything that is genuinely healthy and wholesome. It’s hottest and most hateful invective is reserved for anything actually virtuous. It must be distorted, it must disproportionate, to be acceptable to PC.
Its aim is to beat people down and demoralize them. It focuses most on children.
It loves to suborn inappropriate response. It loves radicalism of ANY KIND.
Above all, it wants to incite poor decisions in how people respond to it. It cannot tolerate sound decisions on the part of those it seeks to bully.
Most of PC’s opponents do not understand the extent to which PC WELOMES OPPOSITION, or how much it loves the “tough guy” act in all of its manifestations.
Anyone who knows the domination-submission game of the street understands all of this perfectly.
#2 by backbaygrouch4 on 09/10/2009 - 6:16 pm
“Trappists have stopped that nonsense.” Yes. Yes. Glad to hear that. Now do you think we’ll ever get Protestants to give up snake handling in backwaters like South Carolina where it still persists?
A brahmin friend of mine who once got the GOP nomination for governor opined to me that what hurt his political career most was the Troubles in Northern Ireland because it reminded Irish Catholics that they didn’t much care for Yankee Protestants.
The awakening of tribal memories could be the greatest threat of all to White Nationalism. Enemies will use it, as they have in the past, to divide and conquer. All coalitions contain members who hold grievances against other members. There is no benefit to be derived from stirring up dying embers. If America is to stay White immigration has to be curtailed and Catholics are key to doing that as the votes in Congress demonstrated last year.
#3 by shari on 09/10/2009 - 7:09 pm
I don’t think dying embers will be stirred when whites see that it’s ALL of us that are meant to go. We just need to reject the idea that we are moral if we hate ourselves and our “neighbors” as ourselves. Our neighbors being those of our race, as well as our families.