(12-27-2015 11:01 AM)Going strong Wrote: (12-27-2015 06:04 AM)churros Wrote: Czech president: migrants should be fighting Isis, not 'invading' Europe
This post is so important and interesting, you should quote part of the article you are proposing (which also is a forum rule, kind of, I think):
"The Czech president, Milos Zeman, has called the movement of refugees into Europe “an organised invasion” and declared that young men from Syria and Iraq should stay in their countries to “take up arms” against Isis.
“I am profoundly convinced that we are facing an organised invasion and not a spontaneous movement of refugees,” said Zeman in his Christmas message to the Czech Republic."
lol, it's funny and sad at the same time how we are lauding statements of obvious fact as nearly revolutionary acts. The truth is buried under so many layers of dissimulation that it's quite depressing.
Let's step back and think about how the 99.9% of the population that isn't exposed to "alt-right" channels sees the world. For the vast majority of those people, understanding of the political world around them extends no further than knowing it consists of "the right" and "the left."
Those who are on the left fall into three categories: the pragmatic ones like welfare queens and other leeches who are for the left because that's where the gibsmedats come from, the retarded white pussies who think it's so hip to be on the same side as John Stewart, and the assorted minorities who don't fall into the first category but nevertheless (correctly) see the left as a vehicle for exercising their racial solidarity/power to assume ownership of the assets yt has created for himself in yt's society.
The right is divided into several categories also. For most, being on the right is simply about religious convictions or freedom from high taxes. Both views are laudable of course, but those who hold them are not for the most part cognizant of the deeper trends and as such are easily exploited by the elites. Most of these people probably don't even know what the word "demographics" means let alone give it the import it deserves when shaping their political worldview. Finally, there is a small subset that recognizes the primary importance that demographic destiny plays in the world around them and vote (or don't vote) accordingly. These are I guess what we would call the "far right" in Europe or the "right wing of the Republican party" in the US.
What the Czech president is saying is something that this last group, the "far right," instinctively understands. For us on RVF this is also completely obvious, as well it should be, since it's just an easily observable fact that is marching across Europe millions strong. But even within this rarified group that recognizes demographic fate, there is one last filter that most do not pass through.
The Czech president said there is an invasion. Yes, it's true of course. This is the same as recognizing that you got hit with a rock when someone throws a rock at you. "It's a rock!" he said, after the rock bounced off his head. Very well, Czech guy. But who threw the rock? And why are they throwing rocks? Because just recognizing that it was a rock you got hit with is not enough. Sure, now you may try to dodge other rocks as you see them coming. But that is not the solution to the problem. If you want to survive, you will have to go after the person who is throwing those rocks at you.
So this is where we stand. Half the population likes rocks, of the half that doesn't like rocks, 80% don't care about them that much and prefers to focus on prayer and tax returns. The remaining 10% for the most part doesn't like rocks but has no idea who is throwing them. The only people who know who is throwing the rocks are the people throwing them and a tiny tiny number of people on the dark corners of the internet like this one. Yet we cannot begin the process of healing rock-inflicted wounds until rocks are no longer flying.