Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt: Towards a Secular Theocracy

[Bamboozled]

Tactical? Your thread isn't exactly flying off the shelf to the point of needing a pointed rebuttal.

I'm just expressing my personal opinion, although I belief it to be premised on pretty undeniable realities, that Gottfried is both a barbaric thinker void of any introspection or dialectics, and that he's also just a prick that hasn't meaningfully contributed to policy discourse in decades. But, by all means, pore through his works. I nevertheless prefer you read him than provocateurs like Milo, although I suspect the former will inevitably lead you to the latter.

Dick tuck noted

 

[Rod1]

Earning more money and working as a professional will grant more respect from the native population. It's a shame they can't achieve that.

Natives are the poorest group.

But I hate to break it you. Nobody really wants poor lowclass people moving in the area, especially if they are a race that have low intermating probabilities.

Weird considering recent immigrants have the highest intergroup marriages rate and their interracial kids are more likely to identify as white.

 

[panamaican]

Makes sense. Since 2002, we've seen a serious uptick in flyover state residents demanding that the government treat them like victims. Even this whole MGTOW movement seems to have a root in a sense of victimization. Most of this anti-immigrant rhetoric is about how those who are here are being victimized by those immigrants when it comes to jobs and other opportunities.

Fascinating when you think about it. A world of people who feel victimized because other people feel victimized.

 

[HomerThompson]

Makes sense. Since 2002, we've seen a serious uptick in flyover state residents demanding that the government treat them like victims. Even this whole MGTOW movement seems to have a root in a sense of victimization. Most of this anti-immigrant rhetoric is about how those who are here are being victimized by those immigrants when it comes to jobs and other opportunities.

Fascinating when you think about it. A world of people who feel victimized because other people feel victimized.

I had to look up MGTOW.

 

[machidafan99]