Why are TA Americans so worried about preserving Europe's "whiteness" ?

[Smitty]

Let me put it this way. America's always had a degree of so-called multiculturalism. We've had a 10-20% black minority for our entire history. So the increase in that multiculturalism (although I oppose it vehemently) is, at least, not entirely foreign. Europe, on the other hand, is the white homeland. We don't like to see you adopting this multicultural BS and letting any old body move in. It's contrary to all that's logical. But as I've said, they're your countries and your destinies.

[JMack]

What did I just say? No one's meddling in their affairs, myself included.

As for East Europe, it's the last real bastion. But if West Europe folds, that puts the East in a precarious position, does it not? That's like laughing that anyone would be worried about tigers going extinct. I mean there's thousands left in India, right?

I agree that an insane level of immigration is a very bad thing. But most of the times White Americans are just alarmists and insecure about their own 'Whiteness' and project their fears in Europe. USA has a very race based society where everyone all the times worry about being White or not. I know this kind of atmosphere because I was born in Brazil, a society where similar fears are expressed in other forms , in Brazil everyone is obsessed with White skin and light features (not necessarily with White 'traits') because they are recessive so if you have them the chance of you being mixed are more unlikely (not really as we know, but that's the way common people perceive things).

I think most of these New World based societies have a lot of insecurity and schizophrenia on issues of identity and race. It doesn't happen in Europe for what I have observed when I was living there.

[jingorex]

Where do you get that from?

I never hear Americans moaning about Europes Whiteness...i do hear a lot of euros moaning about it tho with the countless 'am i white' threads.

The question that needs to be asked is: "why are you europeans so OBSESSED with everything American?"

[Smitty]

I agree that an insane level immigration is a very bad thing. But most of the times White Americans are just alarmists and insecure about their own 'Whiteness' and project their fears in Europe. USA has a very race based society where everyone all the times worry about being White or not. I know this kind of atmosphere because I was born in Brazil, a society similar fears expressed in other forms , in Brazil everyone is obsessed with White skin and light features (not necessarily with White 'traits') because they are recessive so if you have them the chance of you being mixed are more unlikely (not really as we know, but that's the way common people perceive things).

I think most of these New World based societies have a lot of insecurity and schizophrenia on issues of identity and race. It doesn't happen in Europe for what I have observed when I was living there.

That makes sense, but at the same time, is our insecurity unwarranted? In the US, we have a government that has insidiously changed our racial makeup in the space of fifty years and a non-white near-majority cheering it on, along with their leftist advocates. Whites, who were over 80% of the population in 1960, are projected to be a minority in a few short years. Why does our "insecurity" place us in the same category with schizophrenics? This is reality.

Europeans are, frankly, a bit naive. If they don't see race, it's because they've been homogeneous societies for 1,000 years. And it's a bit jarring to see so many of them forgetting their 1500-year war with Islam.

[Melki]

It's always funny to see many American members shocked and disgusted after watching a video on Arabs and Black districts in Paris. Yes, true, in some districts of Paris, you could really think you're in the middle of Bamako or Casablanca, with a sky-high density of immigrants. But...hey, you Americans have Chinatown in SF, nobody complains about that. You only complain about Dearborn, Mi. By the way, we also have a Chinatown in Paris (the 13th district).
But travel across rural France, and you will almost have the feeling to be in Nebraska. You'll only meet aged white farmers.

For the rest, it's as Frater Taciturnus wrote. Some countries in Eastern Europe barely have an immigrant population. Who would like to move to poor and frozen Estonia when you can live and work in London, Paris or Barcelona? It's the same in America. Some U.S. states like North Dakota (Estonia's equivalent in America) are full of white people (with a significant native minority).

[Smitty]

It's always funny to see many American members shocked and disgusted after watching a video on Arabs and Black districts in Paris. Yes, true, in some districts of Paris, you could really think you're in the middle of Bamako or Casablanca, with a sky-high density of immigrants. But...hey, you Americans have Chinatown in SF, nobody complains about that. You only complain about Dearborn, Mi. By the way, we also have a Chinatown in Paris (the 13th district).
But travel across rural France, and you will almost have the feeling to be in Nebraska. You'll only meet aged white farmers.

For the rest, it's as Frater Taciturnus wrote. Some countries in Eastern Europe barely have an immigrant population. Who would like to move to poor and frozen Estonia when you can live and work in London, Paris or Barcelona? It's the same in America. Some U.S. states like North Dakota (Estonia's equivalent in America) are full of white people (with a significant native minority).

As if Chinese are remotely similar to Arabs and Sub-Saharan Africans. And it's interesting that you draw all these parallels between Europe and the US to convince us to worry about ourselves instead of you, and then you say there's no reason to worry about Europe.

[Linebacker]

TA Americans live with the confusion that they in some way belong to Europe.

You dont.

[alnortedelsur]

Very simple: because they want the survival of their own kind.

In my own case, am not full European, but I want the survival of the people who most of my ancestry comes from.

And it goes both ways: I also want the preservation of the remaining Amerindians in the American continent, including the remaining Venezuelan Amerindian tribes (because of my Amerindian side).

[Ranger0075]

well, technically that immigration wave in yorup is good for muricans and I can explain it using my IQ 60 in a very simple way.

If an immigrant is living in Yorup, he is automatically not living in Muricah


If Yurop close their borders, where do you think these immigrants will move? Panama? Bolivia? Huezil? Venezuela?

[Profileid]

It's always funny to see many American members shocked and disgusted after watching a video on Arabs and Black districts in Paris. Yes, true, in some districts of Paris, you could really think you're in the middle of Bamako or Casablanca, with a sky-high density of immigrants. But...hey, you Americans have Chinatown in SF, nobody complains about that. You only complain about Dearborn, Mi. By the way, we also have a Chinatown in Paris (the 13th district).
But travel across rural France, and you will almost have the feeling to be in Nebraska. You'll only meet aged white farmers.

For the rest, it's as Frater Taciturnus wrote. Some countries in Eastern Europe barely have an immigrant population. Who would like to move to poor and frozen Estonia when you can live and work in London, Paris or Barcelona? It's the same in America. Some U.S. states like North Dakota (Estonia's equivalent in America) are full of white people (with a significant native minority).

We're not "shocked and disgusted" because arabs and blacks have the audacity to exist in Paris, but because there seems to be no semblance of law and order in some areas. As evidenced by the terrorist attacks which now occur on a regular basis.
Shit like that won't fly here. American police are polite and professional but they do NOT fuck around.

Btw, if you ever come to the States again, hmu. I'd more than love to give you a tour of the region.

TA Americans live with the confusion that they in some way belong to Europe.

You dont.

We don't belong and we don't want to.We forged our own identity and history long ago. Aside from some people of recent immigrant origin,most of us feel no real connection to Europe outside Mother England and other anglo countries in the New World. As someone that has lived here my entire life and talked to many rural Americans, I've never heard them go on about Europe in any way that denotes attachment. We consider it to be a strange and foreign place. One we don't really understand and don't particularly care to.