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Definition of extremism
1 : the quality or state of being extreme
2 : advocacy of extreme measures or views : radicalism
So now it is become extreme to oppose the racism of whites.
We are in here with a bunch of foaming at the mouth mind added white racist lunatics.
The problem is, you are projecting.
I came here
FIRST, challenging you and those like you, to disavow a racist that attacked me on a thread while admitting that "
I stopped reading at..." So, bottom line, he attacks me while admitting he didn't read the freaking post!
YOU and your entourage that think you have the Internet sown up and can keep whites out by tolerating that kind of hatred and ignorance fulfill the very definition you posted.
I'm not allowed to be in the conversation until I stipulate, up front, to many things that, if I agreed, we'd all be wrong about. WTF? You have a problem with the First Amendment? It's not worth the paper it's printed on when you have extremists that do not allow for an equal exchange of ideas, thoughts, and opinions.
Why does anyone have to "disavow" someone else in order to permit you to have what you call "civil dialogue"?
Are you not capable of judging individuals based in their own actions towards YOU?
Why should I be required to admit or deny one individual's agenda in order to conduct a conversation on A single topic related to these peripheral issues?
You are not "required" to do anything. No one here is.
So, here is part 2 of what I had to say. We will soon see if all of it makes the cut... no more judging me without reading the applicable posts.
THIS IS WHAT NEEDS TO BE SAID PART 2
When America was founded, it was founded on Christian principles, not as a theocracy, but upon Christian principles.
Virtually every early state constitution had some references to things such as only white Christians being able to vote and / or hold public office. In our first immigration statute, federal law limited citizenship to White persons of good character. And, as such, our race became a part of our culture.
We see our Christian culture in even the smallest details: like twelve jurors on a jury and a judge - in commemoration of the Lord's Last Supper. I could do an entire book about the Christian references in our nation's symbols.
Be that as it may, a lot of people know what the
real fight is about. Back in the 1980s PBS ran a documentary called "
Eyes on the Prize." From a racial perspective, we all know what that "
prize" is. The prize is the control over that piece of real estate coveted by the rest of the world.
The extremists who created the race issue did so keep us focused on social issues so that the money powers could get control over America. The money powers infiltrated our political and legal institutions. And they created chaos. For example, it was Justice Roger Taney, a Democrat, that wrote the ruling in the Dred Scott v Sanford decision that African-Americans, having been considered inferior at the time the
United States Constitution was drafted, were not part of the original community of citizens and, whether free or slave, could not be considered
citizens of the United States.
Now, let us be totally honest and realistic. Taney was at least partially right. The Preamble to the Constitution reads:
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We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence,[note 1] promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."
I bolded that fragment of a sentence to show that the Constitution was designed to secure the blessings of
Liberty to ourselves (the founders) and our Posterity (meaning their children and their offspring - aka the white race.)
Then there was this in the Constitution:
"Article I, Section. 2
Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers, which shall be determined by adding to the whole Number of free Persons, including those bound to Service for a Term of Years, and excluding Indians not taxed, three fifths of all other Persons"
Conservatives have a novel way of explaining why this was put into the Constitution and I don't agree with their explanation, but include a link before moving forward:
3/5th Clause in the Constitution. What is it and why was it put in?
I'm not going to overwhelm you any single post, but here is the bottom line:
The whites who came here originally saw themselves as a separate culture, chosen of God, to establish a New Jerusalem. Building on those principles, America became the greatest nation in the annals of history. If you're going to understand the race issue in America it is imperative that you understand this reality.