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

[Anthropos]

Antifas also don't belong in Europe. They don't belong anywhere.

[RN97]

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

You dont.

Speak for your self.
White Americans are Europeans.

[hausdorff]

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

You dont.

lol

[hausdorff]

On the other hand, Old Worlders shouldn't be worried about preserving "whiteness" in America either. As if California immigration policy for example is any concern of yours.

[Melki]

And what's wrong about preserving "whiteness"?

What's the point of preserving something that is not threatened? "Immigration" is not synonymous with "miscegenation."

[Ryujin]

If you go to a communist forum; you can see there a wide range of nationalities cheering for each other. This forum is also a magnet for far-right folks or those who have a common agenda.

Anti-Turkish sentiment is also a common point here; as you can see Arabs, Greeks and some Europeans attacking Turkish people altogether just like in WW1.

[MagnusAurelius]

If you go to a communist forum; you can see there a wide range of nationalities cheering for each other. This forum is also a magnet for far-right folks or those who have a common agenda.

Anti-Turkish sentiment is also a common point here; as you can see Arabs, Greeks and some Europeans attacking Turkish people altogether just like in WW1.

Well Turks are not worthy of respect at all. The reality is, Turkish peopel are essentially the result of Seljuk mixed Eurasian Barbarian Islamic invaders who conquered the entire region and mixed with the native Greek Anatolians/Caucasoids in the region, they mixed so much that the east asian ancestry has mostly been bred out of Turkish ancestry so now 90% of all Turks only have 10-20% East Asian ancestry depending on the person/region, the rest have more.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Turkey Turkey really has no solid identity. They are simple results of a Islamized Asiatic Culture imposed upon them by Sejuk invaders long ago, they are really Greeks with no solid ancestral culture or identity, the culture itself is just some abstract Islamized Culture with no solid origin.

[Böri]

If you go to a communist forum; you can see there a wide range of nationalities cheering for each other. This forum is also a magnet for far-right folks or those who have a common agenda.

Anti-Turkish sentiment is also a common point here; as you can see Arabs, Greeks and some Europeans attacking Turkish people altogether just like in WW1.

Can you suggest one İ wanna talk with them. I know revLeft, browsing İ see discussion 'is incestual homosexual sex ok?, and I read comments but didnt like it. KKK fanatics arent so good there you right.

[Böri]

Well Turks are not worthy of respect at all. The reality is, Turkish peopel are essentially the result of Seljuk mixed Eurasian Barbarian Islamic invaders who conquered the entire region and mixed with the native Greek Anatolians/Caucasoids in the region, they mixed so much that the east asian ancestry has mostly been bred out of Turkish ancestry so now 90% of all Turks only have 10-20% East Asian ancestry depending on the person/region, the rest have more.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Turkey Turkey really has no solid identity. They are simple results of a Islamized Asiatic Culture imposed upon them by Sejuk invaders long ago, they are really Greeks with no solid ancestral culture or identity, the culture itself is just some abstract Islamized Culture with no solid origin.

Wtf? In west Central Asia they are no more than circa %20 Siberian/East Asian. Our identity still stronger than Italy created yesterday but which never existed in history. Stop envying man.

[Ryujin]

Can you suggest one İ wanna talk with them. I know revLeft, browsing İ see discussion 'is incestual homosexual sex ok?, and I read comments but didnt like it. KKK fanatics arent so good there you right.

Never been to one. I was just making an assumption.