Quite a few blacks today are doctors, scientists, etc. The first man to do a heart surgery was black, for example. Lets not forget that most medicines were made by other ethnic groups because up until the mid 1900′s blacks generally had far inferior living standards, education, etc. either in Africa itself or abroad. As an example, Malcolm X wanted to become a lawyer, but his teacher said that it was an unrealistic goal for a “nigger”, so he abandoned it. It’s the same reason why Albanians today aren’t good in medicine (they’re the poorest country in Europe) ditto with Bosnians, Uighurs, Turkmen, Tajiks, Roma, etc. They generally weren’t/aren’t expected to get those type of jobs unless they’re wealthy, and even then they have to compete with the established European and American medical communities and such, which are much better funded and can thus afford to be more informed and cutting edge. This obviously makes breakthroughs difficult.

“I don’t believe you when you say “I don’t give a hoot about a person’s skin color.” That is like saying that you don’t care what color of clothes you wear. You can say it all you want to and people who know you can observe both the colors of people you most frequently hang out with and the colors of clothes you most frequently wear.

Actions speak louder than words I’m sure you’ll agree. Unless you make a conscious effort to meet people of other colors and become good friends with them (keep in mind there is only so much time for one to do this), you are likely sharing your life with people who look quite similar to yourself.”
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Actually I’m one of those dreaded “race mixers” that you refer to in your comment above, and the most of the time I am the only “white” person in my own home.

Your fixation with the color of people’s skin is more than a pathetic obsession, it’s the sign of a dull and shallow mind.

Your life must be a miserable one.

I feel sorry for you.

Should you care about skin color? It is a question of asthetics and social status. What color is most beautiful to you and do you feel you have a right to influence society to favor one color over others? What if one color is already favored? Do you feel you have a right to maintain that favor or should it be shifted for some reason?

A more interesting question is do you lie about your political beliefs to maintain your social status?

I don’t believe you when you say “I don’t give a hoot about a person’s skin color.” That is like saying that you don’t care what color of clothes you wear. You can say it all you want to and people who know you can observe both the colors of people you most frequently hang out with and the colors of clothes you most frequently wear.

Actions speak louder than words I’m sure you’ll agree. Unless you make a conscious effort to meet people of other colors and become good friends with them (keep in mind there is only so much time for one to do this), you are likely sharing your life with people who look quite similar to yourself.

Supporting Ron Paul puts me in touch with like minded people. Supporting McCain or Obama puts me in touch with non-like minded people. Since I don’t get special favors from winners of elections and am not trying to infiltrate the halls of power, I don’t benefit greatly from either of the probable party nominees winning. Especially if I spend my time working with people who have different political views. Then all I will have is a bunch of people in my life that I can’t relate to who follow the new leader whom I also can’t relate to. I already know a ton of those people anyway because until a few years ago I was a hardline multiculturalist. I have changed a great deal as you can see.

Your website says you frequent the Los Angelos area. I’m quite far away near Blacksburg, Virginia. It is a very Liberal area. Many of the residents could stunt double for the characters in your and Zombie’s photographs.

You ask:

“Does the lack of direct murder make the very possible end of white people ok for you?”

My response is that I don’t give a hoot about a person’s skin color….I’d love to hear your reason why I should.

You also say:

“I support Ron Paul for economic reasons. I tend to support candidates who’s ideals will give me the most advantage as you should support candadates who advantage you.”

How does supporting someone who stands no chance of winning give you any advantage?

Looking forward to your reply.

Ringo the Gringo:

You are good for a laugh.

In the real world, calling someone a white separatist and Ron Paul supporter is not an argument. Neither is lamenting the absence of the consiracy theroy about Zionists having a hand in 9-11.

Was there some point you were trying to make? Can you give some examples to back it up? Are those who read your words just supposed to agree with your view of the world?

I don’t think you have the courage to admit your own prejudices. You don’t even seem to have a point of view that you feel comfortable sharing. This will make it hard to have any meaningful conversation with you.

My goodness…

Let’s see now; you’re a white separatist and Ron Paul supporter (how could I have guessed?)….but dude, you forgot to complete the trifecta by mentioning the secret neo-con / Zionist plot behind 9/11.

You should really stop hitting the crystal-meth pipe before breakfast, it’s getting you off your game.

Are you sure you have a hard enough skin to discuss racial politics?

The comment you refer to reflects conversations I’ve had with some mixed couples who loved the idea of white people turning into brown people. I suppose the majority of mixed couples probably just don’t care and only de facto support brown supremacy by virtue of their actions. When whites look the other way as governments favor white people it is called institutional racism. Do you really expect me not to throw a similar charge back in the face of those who’s actions favor brown people?

When a white person and non-white person mix, a brown person usually comes out. This is considered good by “progressives” because of the relentless demonization of white people by public schools and media. Whether you call race mixing hybridization, genocide, or progress it adds up to the end of white people. When German state policy added up to the end of the Jewish people it was called the holocaust. Does the lack of direct murder make the very possible end of white people ok for you?

I support Ron Paul for economic reasons. I tend to support candidates who’s ideals will give me the most advantage as you should support candadates who advantage you. Otherwise don’t complain when you end up with what you don’t want.

Let me guess, when it comes to race, you go out of your way to never offend anyone other than white people? You probably have never had a conversation about race that didn’t end with you blaming the white man for most of everybody else’s problems. You probably also think nothing of whites dying out. We’re all the same you say. Those whites were mean and conquored so many of those other people so they deserve whatever hell they get…etc.

I hope my assumptions are wrong about you. Feel free to get really upset and write back. Give the board a little more information about your point of view so that I, at least, can begin to understand you.