Peace vs Preservation - which is more important?

[Joe McCarthy]

Probably right to some degree. Even so, I don't buy into the Bell Curve type explanations of Race and IQ. So that's a moot point for me.

The Bell Curve is neither here nor there. We're talking about preservation - and preservation was furthered effectively in Mississippi and elsewhere in the South through acts of violence during Reconstruction. As it happened it could have been furthered no other way.

There is certainly no need to romanticize violence, but I suspect those who summarily denounce even the possibility of it being used for preservation purposes are apt to avoid hard choices or desire to strike a pose of sorts.

[Yaroslav]

Peace. I believe race is irrelevant, we are all humans.

[2Cool]

Obviously Peace. What good is racial preservation if you are constantly in war and shit? I want to live a peaceful life, not one that is filled with hate.

[Anarch]

Thou shalt not kill

It's in the Ten Commandments.

Thou shall not murder. It's a prohibition on in-group killing, not tribal warfare. The tale of the good Samaritan is meant to counteract the massive emphasis on genocide in the OT. Christ's teachings were about spiritual self-purification through God, not turning into the Dalai Lama.

Well, I won't vote on this poll and let the Europeans decide.

But I think that war within humanity is the last thing we need...

We should focus most importantly on deluding welfare from those who take advantage of it (regardless of race), do crimes, and corrupt our societies. Preserve and protect planet Earth, and expand into space and beyond as one race, The Human race.

Humanity is either a zoological construct or an empty word. It is a false god under which millions have been killed and millions yet more will be killed, yet this false god redeems none. No, humanity must be extinguished. We're all carbon-based organisms, should that confer some sort of moral value also? Far better that we return to our own peoples and re-learn how to live.

Preservation is more important than peace. Peace, under healthy circumstances, allows and encourages preservation. But times may change, the future may become a zero-sum game. Corpses enjoy peace, after a fashion...