Being English your native language, there are some facts you are not aware of.
I will tell you something that each and everyone of you won’t believe: there are people in Spain who use English interjections, even though they can’t even say “Hello”.
There are more and more films produced in English-speaking countries being dubbed into Spanish. However, translators don’t usually take interjections into account, therefore Spanish ones are disappearing.
Sad? Sure, but we deal neither with “what should be” nor “what we like”. We deal with what WORKS.
This is obvious mainly among the youngest people. They will say “Wow”, “Hey” and “Ouch” instead of “¡Vaya!”, “¡Oye!” and “¡Ay!”. If you ask them, they will maintain they have ALWAYS said so.
Think about it: I’m not talking about terminology used in a speech you have prepared for. I’m talking about interjections! An interjection is the kind of thing you say without thinking. They are REALLY catchy.
“Ouch! You are hurting me, anti-White!…What do you mean? I have ALWAYS said so!”
#1 by Epiphany on 08/01/2012 - 4:36 pm
Most Colleges and Universities are International. When one walks onto the Campus of a College or University, one is no longer in “America” anymore, and one is does not have the constitutional protections that one usually has. It really is rather sad, too.
Our places of Higher Learning are no longer ours anymore. The Cultural Marxists have made their march through these institutions and gutted them. Today, there is merely Political Correctness, and all the evils that it entails. ANd besides, I seriously doubt that the “liberals” really care about either women or minorities at all. No, all they feel is hatred for White Men!
If one can, one should study mathematics and logic. One should avoid all History courses, because the “Liberals” love to put their anti–White spin on all of it. Moreover, one should really avoid sociology courses as well. Multicultural mush oozes out of places like that.
I am glad that not everyone is a Cultural Marxist anymore. That much is good!
#2 by WW on 08/01/2012 - 9:17 pm
Bob, what do you think about your books being translated into other languages?
#3 by Gavin on 08/01/2012 - 9:39 pm
Don’t explain just do it.
#4 by Winged_Hussar83 on 08/02/2012 - 2:54 am
In my university there is an organization located in the humanities section that is separated by a glass wall and through which I can see the university’s pet “cultural Marxists” planning their latest Aktions against “evil racist apartheid and hate”. They are all degenerates, have neck tattoos, skinny jeans, dyed black hair and wear plaid. They suck. (not because they wear plaid but because they are Marxists).
What can be done on Campuses to expose the evils that these government-funded groups. It’d be fun to deliver the mantra right to their faces (with a group of like-minded pro-whites!)
Who else has seen these groups on campus?
#5 by backbaygrouch on 08/02/2012 - 3:04 am
A couple of weeks ago the Political Cesspool’s Keith Alexander in the course of an impromptu conversation dropped the word naziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews. I took note of it because it was not planned or spoken with emphasis, just part of the vocabulary. The only thing I remember about the conversation is that the use of the word was not out of the ordinary. This is called a green shoot.
#6 by Winged_Hussar83 on 08/02/2012 - 3:21 am
Personally, I use the term “naziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews” every day in personal conversations with friends, family, and coworkers. Whenever politics comes up, which is often, I always refer to Romney or Obama or Sarkozy or whoever as the “anti-white Romney” or “anti-white Obama”.
I was once told that I can’t just make up new terminology in academia, as all the smart academics, like the Marxist deviant Gyorgy Lukacs, had already invented all the smart terminology!
Well, I said, if it was good enough for Gyorgy to make up some fancy words and pull off a revolution, it’s good enough for us!
#7 by BGLass on 08/02/2012 - 9:46 am
Well, I said, if it was good enough for Gyorgy to make up some fancy words…
Then maybe don’t ever use the word “humanities” or “humanities departments”
Say, what used to be called history departments, what used to be called English departments, or revise to something else, and never use “critical theory” (the code for marxist that was meant to make it sound as if critical THINKING was involved with it), etc.
“Humanities” is just a code word for Communist-capitalist hybrid Systems Animals of the establishment, who wish to reform “the human subject” into a labor unit and nothing more, something others find to be DE-humanization.
Any time the word is stated, is an opportunity to point all that out and the anti-white nature of it.
Bizzarre word usages s/a humanities are bound to evoke a rational response.
#8 by Bob on 08/02/2012 - 3:45 pm
ww, I would love to have the book translated into other languages.
We had a publisher who took it on my name, but then told us he was not only beak his word, but, having read it, he would destroy all correspondence relating to it.
Johnny attacks everyone who is a big buyer of books, and Mommy Professor types do NOT have any sense of humor or tolerance for anyone ridiculing THEM.
This reaction may be less among non-English-speaking companies.
#9 by WW on 08/02/2012 - 4:09 pm
I hope to read “Why Johnny Can’t Think” during the next weeks. I will tell what I think after that, ok?
What I meant with my article is to point out that Spanish people are using American/British exclamations because of repetition, even though there are Spanish ones and they are used without thinking.
If somebody is hurting you, you don’t think “OK, he’s hurting me but I will say “Ouch” because is cooler than “Ay””. What is more, they even think they have always so and they DON’T know where they come from (English language).
I hope to have been able to make my point.
#10 by Bob on 08/02/2012 - 4:01 pm
ww, as I understand your article, it about what “works” in Spanish. Non-BUGSERS spend a lot of time with the exact DEFINITIONS of Mantra words.
A professional writer quickly learns that he can write a piece that is perfect in its definitions of words but nobody gets his POINT.
Spanish is importing American exclamations they don’t understand, but this is a matter of degree, not of kind.
Americans use “Ay, caramba” all the time but we have not the slightest idea what a caramba is or how you would cook one.
#11 by NeandertalPride on 08/03/2012 - 5:06 am
“We deal with what WORKS”
That’s an important statement that you made.
Too many people are ignorant of what “works” and try to explain things in some kind of rational way.
Always be aware that you are trying to explain things to an irrational person and logic is not going to work on them any differently than trying to explain to Spanish speakers that these interjections are not part of their native language.
Blacks are just the same as Whites.
That sounds reasonable to the masses because that is what they have been taught and thoroughly reminded of by TV and movies.
Whites are just the same as Blacks!
Tell people that! It means the same thing, but most White and Black people will disagree with it because they know that it’s not true.
It makes their brain work differently than the way that they have been programmed and they instinctively see the falsehood.
Another way is to speak about American-Africans.
Is that not putting “American” before “African” and elevating their race in standing in their quest to be a member of our “melting pot”?
Again, it twists the minds of those who have been linguistically programmed.
Orwell understood all this. That’s why he wrote 1984.
It’s now an instructional manual.
#12 by The Old Man of the Mountain on 08/03/2012 - 2:25 pm
From RT (Russia Today) the title of a YouTube news video:
“Anti-white discrimination on rise in South Africa”
If you build it, they will come to the light!
Anti-White discrimination is so obvious that none can deny it, once Coach Bob named it.
#13 by Daniel Genseric on 08/03/2012 - 3:39 pm
Mantra Avenue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k9kJ-IVfP4