As with so many others my faith varies.
I have said many times that my Christianity always rested on what Jesus said it rested on, the Golden Rule.
My faith, or my lack of it, is not an excuse to avoid taking my own moral stand.
It is not Wordism.
Jesus said that the Golden Rule IS “the law and the prophets.”
I cannot hide from my own judgement and my own honor behind the Bible or any other book.
When BUGS began as a Southern Nationalist column in 1998, one of its big issues was keeping the Confederate flag on top of the SC State Capitol building.
In the end, it was the money people who took our flag down. The reason for this is now a joke.
The NAACP threatened a boycott of South Carolina if the flag was not taken down. This scared the businessmen, so they forced the Citadel to stop waving the Rebel Flag.
Then Bob Jones IV, for many years a top flag supporter, switched sides.
He quoted Saint Paul.
Actually that same quote from Paul had been in his Bible for over nineteen centuries before Bob Jones had begun his decades of support for that same flag.
But he was a good Wordist, so his word meant nothing. I can’t begin the count of “Christians” who have given me their word and then reneged on it and quoted some scripture.
From my decades of experience, I warned you about the people who are ready to take their toys and go home, TTGHs.
Each TTGH is a bomb set to go off in your movement.
Get RID of them!
Wordist “Christians,” “National Socialists” to whom ideological purity is holy, no Wordist will ever do FOR you what he can do AGAINST you.
#1 by Al Parker on 04/27/2014 - 3:39 pm
Take your Toys and Go Home is different from Take your Toys and Change Sides.
#2 by Bob on 04/27/2014 - 4:14 pm
TTGHs usually act like they are still on your side and stab you in the back.
Though sometimes they do actually quote some Words and switch.
#3 by TheSeeker OfTruth on 04/27/2014 - 6:49 pm
That is the damn truth Bob. All wordists are the fucking same.
#4 by SwampRabbit on 04/27/2014 - 7:56 pm
meh
I have a problem with White genocide.
I don’t care who or what philosophy supports it.
If your concerns support the anti-White proposition you are my enemy…and, most likely, a traitor or ingrate whose ability to complain would not even exist without White men who died fighting for that freedom. So many people are quick to complain about injustices but when do we ever hear a non-White say “thank you” for the freedom, security, and prosperity that our race has given them? Too bad they aren’t still slaves of their own people in their own countries. Then, they would be begging White men to colonize their lands.
#5 by Henry Davenport on 04/27/2014 - 9:51 pm
My grandparents, born in the South in the 1880s, weren’t wordists; their simple statements about race rang clear as a bell.
My parents were Southern but silent. Like much of their generation.
I was Southern, but almost completely a wordist, after I’d been in college a couple of years and gotten some good words under my belt.
And of course wordists feel infinitely superior to non-wordists.
#6 by Jason on 04/28/2014 - 2:26 am
They try to seduce us with the idea that loyalty to your own people is crude “tribalism”.
Except somehow it’s not crude when non-Whites do it.
Ayn Rand Objectivists and Libertarians may be worse than Communists on that front. Communists are loyal to something called “mankind”. That is too real for most Objectivists who are loyal to an abstract concept called “Man”.
#7 by Bob on 04/28/2014 - 8:28 am
We MUST get this taint of conservatism off of us!
Jason, you should have added the point we make about these Objectivists and Communists and “Christians” calling us tribal:
There are only so many tribes, but there a billions of Universal Truths and several new ones every second.
#8 by Jason on 04/28/2014 - 9:05 am
Great point. I had a conservative “Christian” lady tell me she just couldn’t agree with anything that was “too racial”. She was uncomfortable with being loyal to Whites just as Whites (Despite complaining about Latinos/Muslims/Blacks all the time).
And sure enough, part of her family is turning non-White. I am sure it will be fully Brown/Latino in two generations.
I’ve got to break the habit of thinking so much in terms of Right/Left. I will write “I am not a conservative” 50 times.
#9 by Simmons on 04/28/2014 - 11:01 am
I’ll take Wordists for opposition any day, because wordist AUTHORITY is here today gone tomorrow.
#10 by -Sentinel- on 04/28/2014 - 12:37 pm
Wordists are addicts.
#11 by Daniel Genseric on 04/28/2014 - 8:26 pm
Yes they are.
In fact, there are even a couple who walk among us. You can see when they get the DT’s or go off their med’s. It’s quite frightening really.
They think it’s the Mantra words which are magical.
#12 by shari on 04/28/2014 - 1:00 pm
It’s very easy to fall into a new set of wordism after rejecting a former set of wordism. For instance, my generation, boomers, went to college, rejected religion in droves, then adopted pc religion in an instant. They short circuited thinking, while gaining status. Checking your own compass, is vital as well.
#13 by Swarmer E Euro on 04/28/2014 - 3:55 pm
European Action
http://youtu.be/Nq9OoZBZx0Q
Movement for a Free Europe
#14 by Henry Davenport on 04/28/2014 - 4:53 pm
Do we have a word that means “non-wordism”?
Is it “loyalty”?
I think of wordism as being disloyal to the natures we evolved to have.
Although apparently part of human nature is to be wordist, but let’s pass that over 😉
#15 by jo3w on 04/28/2014 - 6:11 pm
Racism
#16 by Secret Squirrel on 04/28/2014 - 6:14 pm
Wordism as far as I understand it, is putting loyalty to abstract concepts, above your own organic identity and its long term survival.
Wordists don’t care if they go extinct, as long as their ideas are taken up by their racial replacements. That is silly.
#17 by Jason on 04/28/2014 - 7:44 pm
Sounds like a good summary. They usually worship some set of words. I call it “script worship” to myself, although that’s not completely accurate.
But notice how Wordists love to quote “the Book” (whatever book it is) as a sacred document – almost literally as if the paper and words ARE God.
#18 by -Gar5- on 04/29/2014 - 5:33 am
Common sense? All wordists have “trained eyes”, and all commoners need to be “trained”.
#19 by Jason on 04/29/2014 - 1:21 am
Jon Stewart of the Daily Show had a brief story about the Easter Eggs that had the messages about White Genocide in them. I should be able to post the link tomorrow.
It is in the context of him mocking the idea that “racism” is gone in America. The Easter Egg story got maybe 15 seconds at most.
#20 by Jason on 04/29/2014 - 5:04 am
I can see now that when Whites are finally forced to get their own spokesmen (after Brown/Blacks demand their own and dump the current political elites), we need to preemptively destroy the ability of some Wordist group from taking the lead among the Whites.
#21 by Bob on 04/29/2014 - 10:27 am
You got it, Jason!
#22 by -Gar5- on 04/29/2014 - 2:07 pm
Jimmy Marr’s been carrying banners around Western Washington University yesterday, and the media reported it.
http://www.westernfrontonline.net/news/article_3448f9a4-cfb7-11e3-8f28-001a4bcf6878.html
#23 by -Sentinel- on 04/29/2014 - 3:00 pm
“…While he understands freedom of speech, Wilson said he felt ‘very offended’ by Marr and his sign.
‘This wasn’t the time or place to bring that here,’ Wilson said.”
What IS the time or place, anti-White? Admit it – there is none! You are 100% intolerant of dissent. So we go wherever, whenever we need to go to spread our message against genocide.
Great job, Jimmy…
#24 by Daniel Genseric on 04/29/2014 - 6:55 pm
The link didn’t work for me.
“I am offended” is what the left announces right before they resort to violence. At this point, the professionals are convinced they have lost the war. They are correct. Now, all they can do is delay by any means necessary.