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Do Whites Really Deserve to Exist?2005-05-01
Should we just give up hope and toss our hands in the air?
by Mark Farrell
SOMETIMES, I think a little too much about things. I wonder how
America ever got to its current point--on the verge of becoming a
Third World country ruled by plutocrats and their lackeys--so quickly.
I wonder if there's any hope of reversing the trend, of making America
a better place, or even of preserving the existing civilization
itself.I read the papers every day. It seems like there's always some new law
designed to control the masses -- some new legislation put out there
to enforce the ever-expanding amount of gobbledygook called "laws"
which no one really understands anyway because they're too
complicated. And the lawyers are always trying to change the laws out
there with their newfound interpretations, making things more
complicated than they need to be, trying to show off their vocabulary
-- as if simply knowing multi-syllable words is something to be
envied, when they produce nothing but lawsuits.I think of simpler times before I was even born, perhaps before my
great-grandfather was even born, when we had better leaders, when we
had people running this land who cared. I heard of Andrew Jackson's
face-off with the money-masters, and how he won the battle, putting
them down. I wonder how George Washington would react if he could see
us now, ruled by utter tyranny and thinking that we're somehow "free."I wonder how people can say we're free, when the only thing that we're
"free" to do is pay our taxes -- which grow greater by the year, by
the month, by the day. I wonder how much sales tax will be next year,
what the next property tax increase will be, the city tax, the state
tax, the federal tax, the social security tax, the taxity tax-tax. Why
doesn't the government just take it all and put us in chains, tossing
us a few bread crumbs from time to time, and quit the illusion? At
least, we could then be proud of their honesty, while they're raising
their salaries to unprecedented new heights to compensate for the
increased taxes.I think of the brilliant minds who founded this land, and how they
would be too dumbfounded to try and play by the insipid rules in
today's society.I recall reading of how all Harvard applicants were once required to
be proficient in Greek and Latin, and wonder how many are
knowledgeable of such today, demonstrating their sharp minds. I wonder
if the people who attend there are truly sharp anymore, or if they're
just people who study hard when laziness is envied -- compounded with
a society where egalitarianism is viewed as the final answer to all
questions, and grades -- in this country where money has become king.I think of how today's sycophantic politicians care about nothing more
than being elected, thinking as if they're some sort of prestigious
royalty too great to shake hands with the common man, rather than
acting as a public servant to assist others for the common good.I watch as the businessmen sell out America's birthright, selling out
our manufacturing base to undercut American labor, then they wonder
why no one here has money to buy their products. I see their
competition being forced to downsize and outsource to remain
competitive, with no trade laws or borders enforced by a non-
responding government filled with politicians for politics' sake. I
see the companies who care about this nation and want to remain loyal
to their employees forced to go belly-up, when faced with such
internationalist "free trade" absurdity.I see how the government discriminates against non-Jewish Europeans in
every facet of civilization -- from immigration, to loans, to housing,
to jobs, etc. And this is done under "equality," they say, while
slapping us on the face. They say it is "affirmative" action, when it
is anything but affirmative.I hope for better times. I hope for change; for a caring government;
for a land filled with justice. But I see none.I see bullying tactics perpetrated by the government against those who
fail to subscribe to some sort of bizarre mentality that suggests
defying their thoughts is somehow a crime. I see entrapment created by
a government who cares little for its constituents, not realizing that
those same actions may very well be applied against them by their
colleagues some day, down the line. Corruption is rampant, and no one
seems to care.I watch as people are overwhelmed with information, going from article
to article in search of the final truth, when it was always there in
front of them and they only had to think about it, and react.I think about how we got to where we are today, but it's plainly
evident for anyone to see.We can't blame ourselves entirely. Indeed, some of it was sheer
manipulation -- a simple "word" played here to get us to do others'
bidding: Racist. Sexist. Hatemonger. Anti-Semite. Bigot.
"Reactionary," they call us, as if reacting to their nonsense is
somehow wrong. "Intolerant," they say, expecting us to tolerate the
intolerable. Such words, when applied, got us to the point of constant
defending, trying to prove we were not the epitome of such words,
rather than freely thinking and acting on a logical path.Perhaps, our problems can best be summarized by one word.
In a simple word, it was the "infighting," the incessant fighting of
one another, the constant bickering, that got us to where we are
today. Some of it we weren't responsible for, perhaps.The government, in its limited wisdom (and with a few bad apples who
were rotten to the core), admittedly caused some of the conflicts,
pitting friends against friends, neighbors against neighbors, people
against people. And all this was orchestrated so that we'd be too busy
fighting amongst ourselves to be concerned about the approaching
tyranny just around the corner. However, we can't simply blame it on
the government. Again, that is too simple, though convenient.Much of conflict was caused by our egos, putting ourselves ahead of
the crowd, thinking that only we had the ultimate truth, believing
that all others were wrong and only needed to see our enlightened
point of view. While the government may have added some fuel to the
fire, if the fire was not there in first place, it wouldn't have
spread. And now the forest is raging, and one can only ask if there is
enough water in all the oceans to calm it.So, here we are again, at this point in time, where any semblance of
order quickly appears to be dissipating again.Another conflict has ensued, again, again, and again, not merely here,
but in England, in Germany, and whatever lands where the European
exists.It is not for me to point out who is right, and who is wrong. Perhaps,
no one is wrong, but merely have different ways of doing things. Or,
perhaps, both sides are wrong, if neither can find common ground,
squabbling over minor points, when the greater battle is at their
feet.It is not for me to say, but for you to think. And while you're
thinking, ask yourself this question: Do we as a people deserve to
exist? I personally think we do. If this is true -- that we do deserve
to exist as a people (though there are many who, undoubtedly, suggest
otherwise)-- then we must ask what we're doing wrong, because our
heritage is being torn asunder.It was many centuries ago when Cincinnatus was a general. But his one
action should remain vivid in our thoughts, despite the passage of
time. Similar to an old Aesop tale, he took a stick and broke it. And
then he took another stick and broke it. He did this again,
repeatedly. Then, he tied a bundle of sticks together. And they would
not break. He then put an axe head on the bundle of sticks, and showed
that it is unity that makes us strong, and individualism that makes us
weak, as he headed off to win a war.As America's forefathers once said, "United, we stand; divided, we
fall."http://www.honestmediatoday.com/do_whites_really_deserve_to_exis.htm
Has the American male become a fat pussified toad? Afraid to speak his mind,
this anti-herom plays warrior by watching sports on TV.
Hank
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