I think fellow pretendians are a positive thing in the U.S., because native Mexicans donβt really share the same cultures we have here. Right now itβs a matter of cultural survival, individual heritage over race, so that perhaps in the future we can afford to be properly racist.
@godspeed_aflame Itβs an immortal symbol that was once used in every culture. Itβs immature for people to treat it like it can only represent one or two things. Itβs a litmus test in creative liberty.
Star Wars is great for being innovative and imaginative. Itβs all about symbolic poetry, and the writing is perfectly rhythmic and fine for its target audience. I would hate it if it tried to appeal to all the snobs.
Iβm interested in developing complex and robust metaphors in my art. Think you unfortunately have to hit people over the head with it, bc the majority of people will refuse to see deeper meaning. The same idea has to be revisited at least 3 times before they really get it.
When whites say "conquered, not stolen," and deny that the demographic replacement of Amerindians was genocide, yet claim that the demographic replacement of whites is genocide, their logic implies that you must form an army and kill whites before replacing them demographically for it to be considered legitimate and not genocide.
"If we hadnβt invaded you, you wouldnβt have the technology you use today. You wouldnβt have this, you wouldnβt have that."
You could have shared or traded technology and knowledge with us without committing genocide against us, and without bringing half of Europeβs and Africaβs populations here. You know?
it's well known by now Columbus was a jew, but it doesn't matter, pignats still worship and defend him as a fellow white, Columbus is just more proof that the distinction between jews and whites is pretty meaningless despite how much pignats insist they're not the same
@DerekYo59803661@SpottedElk7 That fact doesnβt justify anything. Sorry they werenβt all meek and saintly pacifists. What whites did was way worse. They permanently ruined the people, the culture, and the landscape.