This debate has gone on long enough.
The official line of BUGS on birthrates may be found in the archives. Bob Whitaker is not responsible for the opinions the members of the seminar may or may not hold. They are capable people in charge of forming their own opinions.
I have reenabled comment moderation for everyone.
#1 by Bugger on 04/06/2011 - 12:47 pm
Cool beans.
#2 by Wandrin on 04/06/2011 - 6:17 pm
A general lesson from the other thread is it shows how susceptible a lot of us are to a particular kind of moralistic-sounding argument. We seem to have a “sinner” gene that makes us get instantly defensive when an attack is couched in terms of some kind of internal moral flaw and that tendency can be exploited to herd us around, especially if the exploiter adopts a preacher style persona.
Obviously if we become immune to the “evilnazi” version of that tactic they’ll try to find others.
#3 by OldBlighty on 04/06/2011 - 11:22 pm
Christian Miller, does it again!
Truth, Heresy, and Heroes
http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2011/04/truth-heresy-and-heroes/#more-7409
#4 by James C on 04/07/2011 - 12:21 am
We are dissidents.
In the absence of discipline, dissidents are nothing more than idealogues wasting away the hours in endless arguments over minutiae.
With discipline, dissidents change the world.
A coach’s job is to instill discipline in his team. In the long term his job is to make sure that his team learns self-discipline.
The 14 words were a huge step foreward. It focused our side on what really matters. Identity Christians, Odinists and more conventional white folks could focus their attention on actually preserving our race, rather than arguing about religion, the Constitution or WW2.
The 14 words are the destination.
The Mantra is how we get there.