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Everything that Hitchens predicted about Islamophobia and the criminalization of our speech has come true, and if we don't put a stop to it, it will get worse
Christopher Hitchens predicted back in 2009 that the term โIslamophobiaโ would eventually be used to criminalize any speech that is critical of Islam.
The whole concept of Islamophobia is about implementing Sharia blasphemy laws in the West.
@TRobinsonNewEra@EvaVlaar I can tell you from my experience.
Its the racism you dont see initially that does the most damage.
Councils.
Charities.
Doctor surgeries.
Pharmacies.
Dental surgeries.
Hospitals.
Caring facilities.. et cetera..
We've been completely taken over by people that hate us.
"To study history means to search for and discover the forces that are the cause of those results which appear before our eyes as historical events. The art of reading and studying consists in remembering the essentials and forgetting what is not essential." - Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf vol. I
The point he is making is that you should study history to understand the causes behind those events, not just the events and dates of those events themselves.
Our enemies on the left have tried to pervert and distort our history, the history of a proud and powerful civilization for their own evil and twisted ends.
It is important to push back hard against these misrepresentations and historical distortions, for not doing so will allow our enemies and their vile spawn to murder the memories of our forefathers, and to arrogantly and shamelessly attempt to place themselves in the narrative and take credit for the achievements of our ancestors that they have never earned.
@derNiemandx@NewIrishRising They certainly have, that's why we must do what we can to break those chains and encourage and incentivise other Whites to stand up and do what's right
"The world makes no sense if you think everyone is born exactly the same."
@KonstantinKisin asks @nathancofnas what motivates him to tackle controversial topics despite pushback from all sides.
His answer: ignoring natural group differences forces society to blame "mystical injustice" for inequality, meaning there will be no peace until we accept biological reality.
"The world makes no sense if you think everyone is born exactly the same."
@KonstantinKisin asks @nathancofnas what motivates him to tackle controversial topics despite pushback from all sides.
His answer: ignoring natural group differences forces society to blame "mystical injustice" for inequality, meaning there will be no peace until we accept biological reality.
Citizenship and nationality are not the same as ethnic or national identity.
Just because you're born in Australia or you hold an Australian passport doesn't mean that you are part of the historic Australian people who founded, settled and built the country. The same can be said for America and Canada as well.
The founding stock of Australia was overwhelmingly British and other European settlers. And that isn't my opinion that's historical fact. The people in the photos are visibly of Indian ancestry. Sure maybe they're Australian citizens because they have a passport and they've gained citizenship legally but that does not make them part of the founding population in the same way a person of British or broader European descent is.
Legal status does not erase ancestry and continuity. If you're going to use the argument that "Australian" only means "holds a passport" or "is a legal citizen" then the word has been emptied of any connection to the actual people who created the country.
Most Nations on Earth do not accept that framing for themselves. For example Japan doesn't consider someone ethnically Japanese simply because they were born there and neither does Israel, India or China. I find it extremely annoying that you people always make these arguments that basically demand that Western countries uniquely abandon any link between peoplehood and ancestry, yet no one else has to do so. They are the global majority, it's actually us Whites that are the global minority.
You can be a citizen without being part of the historic Nation those two are different categories.
They are not Australians they are citizens of Australia. But they are not the same thing.
Citizenship and nationality are not the same as ethnic or national identity.
Just because you're born in Australia or you hold an Australian passport doesn't mean that you are part of the historic Australian people who founded, settled and built the country. The same can be said for America and Canada as well.
The founding stock of Australia was overwhelmingly British and other European settlers. And that isn't my opinion that's historical fact. The people in the photos are visibly of Indian ancestry. Sure maybe they're Australian citizens because they have a passport and they've gained citizenship legally but that does not make them part of the founding population in the same way a person of British or broader European descent is.
Legal status does not erase ancestry and continuity. If you're going to use the argument that "Australian" only means "holds a passport" or "is a legal citizen" then the word has been emptied of any connection to the actual people who created the country.
Most Nations on Earth do not accept that framing for themselves. For example Japan doesn't consider someone ethnically Japanese simply because they were born there and neither does Israel, India or China. I find it extremely annoying that you people always make these arguments that basically demand that Western countries uniquely abandon any link between peoplehood and ancestry, yet no one else has to do so. They are the global majority, it's actually us Whites that are the global minority.
You can be a citizen without being part of the historic Nation those two are different categories.
They are not Australians they are citizens of Australia. But they are not the same thing.
I hate this stupid argument that they use. We have reached a point in the west where no one cares what the consequences of sending them back are, we just want them all gone.
If we have to suffer then so be it. And any suffering will be temporary, we will bounce back like we always have