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rw95
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RE: The Stefan Molyneux Thread
(08-31-2016 04:58 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote: "On the other hand, Vox is supposedly of partial Mexican and Native American descent. Considering the fact that the alt-right increasingly seems to be becoming equivalent to white nationalism, what right does a "tri-racial" man have in advising "pure" Europeans on anything? Won't he be driven out when the ethnonationalists come to create their 100% white ethnostates?"
No need to worry. He's never advocated a 100% white ethnostate, and I don't think he hangs out with or talks to anyone who does.
Vox is extremely against anything that isn't white, Christian and European. I remember one article in which he says things would have been better off if the Nazis had won, and there were no "white women having the children of black men." [paraphrasing] He's also ardently opposed to race-mixing, finding it anti-religious, when if it weren't for racial mixing, not only would he not exist, but the "white race" would not exist.
What right does a man such as Vox, he of the bastardized genome (I'm mixed, so no accusations of race-trolling here), to provide counsel to the master race?
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rw95
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RE: The Stefan Molyneux Thread
(08-31-2016 06:21 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote: "Vox is extremely against anything that isn't white, Christian and European."
This is a goofy lie. Stop telling goofy lies about people, it makes you look silly. Vox's admiration for Japan and Asia is extremely well known. He never shuts up about how great Murakami is, for one thing. He also publishes Jewish Israeli authors, which is a strange thing for someone who's "against anything that isn't Christian" to do.
"What right does a man such as Vox, he of the bastardized genome (I'm mixed, so no accusations of race-trolling here), to provide counsel to the master race?"
Vox has never used the term "master race" and has specifically disavowed it. This is obvious from his alt-right writings.
If you're not going to take the time to actually familiarize yourself with what Vox wrote, you shouldn't talk about him at all.
Vox Day can do whatever he wants, but why does the "alt-white" need a mongrel to do their heavy work for them?
Among other things, I think Vox Day needs to step away from the "religion" and look at the science. (Western) Europe stepping away from Christianity had nothing to do with its downfall. Western Europe was bound to do so eventually. The simple fact of the matter is that this was that western civilization was going to wind up in its current state no matter what.
Western European universalism gone amok is the reason the west is dying, not abandoning Christianity, perfidious Jewish interests, wide-scale race-mixing or whatever other reason the alt-right might want to use. The answer, as in all things, lies in human biology.
https://jaymans.wordpress.com/2015/06/27...versalism/
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rw95
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RE: The Stefan Molyneux Thread
Have you not read anything that Vox Day has written, or the regular commenters on his site? He's a more articulate Roissy.
No "alt-white" movement? Jared Taylor and Amren? Ramzpaul? Richard Spencer? Heartiste? Perhaps initially the "alt-right" was truly a blanket term which encompassed a large range of dissident, generally right-leaning ideologies, from game/self-improvement to white nationalism/fascism. But clearly, it seems the latter has won out over the former.
And before anyone says otherwise, I am not opposed to European countries remaining dominantly European, limiting immigration, and taking action against populations which are clearly detrimental to the host countries, such as illegal Mexicans in the US and Islamic migrants in Europe. But for better or for worse, we live in an increasingly globalized world. This does not mean that we will or must unite under one world state, but it does mean that a certain amount of border crossing/mixing is going to take place. (And this irrational fear the alt-right has of the human races vanishing into a homogenized "beige race" is just that, irrational. The overwhelming majority of people will mate with people who are similar to them.) But the world has become incredibly interconnected, and as long as the west remains dominant it is going to remain that way. (If the west falls on the other hand, it's anybody's guess as to what happens. It's very likely that the interconnectedness as we know it would cease to exist, but this is purely speculation.) The west can of course be discriminating in who it decides to take in, but things are never returning to "the good old days," whatever those days may be.
(This post was last modified: 08-31-2016 09:05 PM by rw95.)
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rw95
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RE: The Stefan Molyneux Thread
(08-31-2016 09:38 PM)MMX2010 Wrote: rw95,
The alt-right is not that same thing as White Supremacy. In the podcast, Vox Day said that his admiration and love of White culture is NOT an objective claim. It's a subjective claim, based solely on the fact that White culture is HIS culture.
To make an objective claim that either Western Civilization or White Culture is objectively superior, would require him to believe that all other civilizations and cultures should become Western and White. (Look up Kipling's poem "White Man's Burden" for the inevitable result of believing this.)
But the subjectively of Vox's love for Western Civilization and White Culture allows him to love all cultures, provided they are contained (for the most part) in their native lands.
Hungary for the Hungarians.
Romania for the Romanians.
Nigeria for the Nigerians.
America for the Americans.
Ah, but Vox Day is not "white," yes? He's "tri-racial," and therefore not white according to American hypodescent.
And these alt-righters go on and on about preserving American identity and culture. All well and fine. But what exactly is their solution, beyond ranting about how Jews and colored people ruin everything, a la Jared Taylor, Roissy, and Richard Spencer? If what Vox says is true that Americans are only Anglo-Saxon and Northern European Protestants (and he is technically correct, as this was the vision of the founding fathers), should we send back everyone who isn't an Anglo-Germanic protestant, including the (now seen-as) white but Catholic Irish, Italians and Slavs?
(This post was last modified: 08-31-2016 11:20 PM by rw95.)
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RE: The Stefan Molyneux Thread
rw95,
If you listen to the interview, Vox explicitly says that granting too much political influence to a minority group always leads to war. Certain Jews in America used this statement to accuse Vox of anti-semitism, but that statement applies everywhere - whether the British in India, the Whites in South Africa, or the one tribe in Rhwanda over the other one.
The culture of White British people is extraordinarily different from the culture of White Scandinavian people. If you've followed the Trump thread from the beginning, you'll know this by the phrase "Minnesota is completely cucked." - which was said after they voted for Marco Rubio during their Republican caucus.
Cuck culture isn't compatible with White British culture, and neither are compatible with either Black-American culture, Hispanic-American culture, Black-immigrant culture, nor Spanish-speaking immigrant culture. (This is because you can't simultaneously have a limited government and a large one, not can you have hyper-low taxes at the same time you have very high taxes.)
These are cultural differences that are observable and predictable by race. Observable, because you can readily identify a White person of British descent versus a White person of Swedish descent rather easily. Predictable, because these political differences are at least 100 years old and show no sign of changing.
As with all observable and predictable systems, you can either follow its wisdom or not, but you can't deny its wisdom.
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