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Oresai
11-27-2008, 04:55 PM
When I see forums dedicated to European preservation, obviously some things are a `given`..for example, miscgenation is rightly frowned upon and despised, immigration issues are a big concern...
I think for most, if not all, European countries, that is a huge problem and one that concerns us all, yes?
What about online `life`, though?
I`m a member of only two other forums. One is dedicated to all things financial and moneysaving in the UK, the other is a pagan forum I`m no longer active on, but have been there since the beginning, and indeed used to admin and mod.
On both forums (phora? I never know...:D) there are a mixed bag of races and ethnic backgrounds.
I found that the friends I made on both tend to be those of similar ethnic backgrounds and heritage to myself. I never have dialogue nor interraction with people of other races, even through threads, aside from a rather major disagreement with one black person who called me racist because I pulled him up over his signature, which declared how much he objected to whites, illiterate whites and blue collar whites. That this was allowed to stand as a signature in a public forum says much about how fearful and appeasement oriented people have become, online, for fear of offending minorities (I say that tongue in cheek, really) like muslims and vocal blacks.
I was very polite about it, but pointed out that his signature was racist, that if I had put similar, only about objecting to blacks, in mine, it would no doubt be pulled straight away and I would be warned, or banned.
He immediately came back with the stunningly thought out "well, that means YOU are racist for saying so to me"....:rolleyes:
Urk, rambling, sorry.....
point I was trying to make is, are you also a member of other forums which are not exclusively european? If not, is that a deliberate decision? And if so, do you think that is the right mindset or not, given we need to operate in the wider world, and perhaps it pays us to not `hide away` from such situations and places because we have no desire to be in the same space as non Europeans?
I`ve seen, for example, on other forums I`m not a member of, people be quite vehement in their exclusivity of who they encounter. I think this must be hard, online, to control...surely anyone can say they are someone they aren`t, or to be so rigid limits their interraction in the wider world, if that makes sense?
Please note, I`m not saying, go out and mingle willynilly! :D
And I think most folks are sensible, realising that often we have no choice but to interract with people and situations we wouldn`t willingly choose to. For most, I believe we learn to do so with dignity and common sense, keeping our values and principles intact and proud within us.
But I do wonder about those I see who loudly proclaim they will have nothing to do with, e.g., non Germanics/Celts/Scandics. Surely that isn`t practical in todays world?

I am firmly for European preservation. I have fears for the future of the people of my heritage and blood and want to protect that heritage in any way I can.
But I also see that the world around me has changed rapidly and extremely even in the past ten years or so in Britain. There are situations I can`t avoid, perhaps, living where I do, not so much geographically, but online, most certainly.
I work through it by keeping (I hope) my dignity intact, by `displaying` my pride in my culture, heritage and race by the lifestyle I lead, the values I hold, and the way I apply them to everyday life. I don`t, though, bury my head in the sand and say I will refuse to deal with undesirables that cross my path, or by believing I can hide away from the wider world, especially online.
This is probably coming over as quite rambling. I`m a blunt and plain speaking woman and it`s actually quite hard to put a potentially thorny point across with any kind of tact.
I hope I succeeded! If not, feel free to lynch me, in which case I will poke my tongue out at ye.....:dev2
(love the wee devil :D )

Johnny Bravo
11-27-2008, 06:16 PM
But I do wonder about those I see who loudly proclaim they will have nothing to do with, e.g., non Germanics/Celts/Scandics. Surely that isn`t practical in todays world?

I'll have none of that, missy! I only hang out with Germanics/Celts/Scandics. :disapproving

Loki
11-27-2008, 06:18 PM
I'll have none of that, missy! I only hang out with Germanics/Celts/Scandics. :disapproving

... says the Slav! :D

Johnny Bravo
11-27-2008, 06:20 PM
... says the Slav! :D

Spoilsport. :eviltongue:

Oisín
11-28-2008, 01:27 AM
The only other forums I post on are Irish-Nationalism and eNationalist. As for the real world, there aren't any non-European people where I live. There aren't even many non-Irish on a regular basis. Few eastern European immigrants every now and again. From time to time of course I come across people of a different race, I'm just as civil and polite to them as I am to any other stranger. My problem is with the government that lets them here not the immigrants themselves so I don't see much point in treating them like crap. I'd like to a bit more travelling in the future, I've not yet gone outside Europe but one day hopefully I'd like to go to India and south east Asia, I wouldn't like to get treated badly over there so I extend them the same courtesy. Good manners cost nothing.

Revenant
11-28-2008, 05:21 AM
I'm a member of Automotive forums that are multiracial and don't spend much time on them these days, whatever time I do spend there now is very brief now as muslims and their bleeding heart lapdogs have ruined them.

I have to deal with multicults everyday for work and elsewhere, apart from the orientals who are usually very civilised I cannot stand them. The last thing I want is to spend my spare time around any online.

Also the point you bring up about non whites pretending to be white on Eurocentric forums. They usually out themselves fairly quickly.

Skandi
11-28-2008, 02:28 PM
I'm on Four other sites, (phora, fora, forums!) one political and restriceted by heritage, one pro germanic, one Heathen and restricted by heritage and one pagan and open to all. I don't have much contact with non european people...Except my flatmate who I had no choice over grrr who is Nigerian :( and uses the house as a staging post for the rest of her sponging mates. In real life I have to work in a multicultural environment but all the staff are european and after a few months even the worst multi among them turns into a raving racist!

Alison
11-28-2008, 02:54 PM
It's very difficult to not mingle with people of other races in South Africa, simply due to the demographics. Whites make up 10% of the population.

I've found that my children are totally non racist, something that I believe is vital to survival in SA although friendship across the colour bar is not happening as much as when they were little.

We stick to our culture, and I know they say there is no such thing as white culture, but I am married to an Italian and I am from Scottish stock. We have mostly Italian and British friends and socialise more with family than anything else.

Loki
11-28-2008, 02:59 PM
... although friendship across the colour bar is not happening as much as when they were little.


This is interesting. Why would you think that is? Is it because of the persistent anti-white racism coming from the blacks? Or more a desire of whites to keep among their own?

Alison
11-28-2008, 03:10 PM
This is interesting. Why would you think that is? Is it because of the persistent anti-white racism coming from the blacks? Or more a desire of whites to keep among their own?

I don't believe that children see colour when they are tiny. My boys went to creche when they were tiny - less than two years old, and they had to mix with Chinese, Blacks, whites etc.

My oldest son's best friend for years at nursery school was a little Arab boy named Amin. His father was murdered here and his mother took Amin back to wherever they came from.

My youngest son is still friendly at school with Thembalethu, (another nursery school carry over) although they don't socialise together unless it's a birthday party.

Themba's mum is a good friend of mine. she's highly educated and the epitome of a lady and I simply adore her.

However, we see each other about three times a year due to hectic schedules.

I don't believe it is because of anti-white sentiment, particularly because the school they attend is semi-private and there are very strict rules regarding racism.

I believe it's more of a mutual knowledge among my sons' friends that they share something common to their race.

Both boys were horrified when two black boys dragged a little black girl over the field on her back the other day. She was battered and bruised, and both boys were threatened with expulsion.

It's that kind of behaviour that sets them apart. My children would never do that to a little girl, no matter the colour of her skin.

Oresai
11-28-2008, 03:16 PM
Dignity....that seems to be the difference. I was once on mainland Orkney with my daughter. We are both blonde, and that seems to be the reason a group of muslim tourists, all men, followed us around Kirkwall making the rudest, most disgusting comments, until we were forced to fetch a policeman, who approached them. Suddenly, they could neither speak nor understand English.
It saddens me that lately, white youths also begin to behave like the basest of people in the streets of Britain, and I wish to gods they could see themselves as others do, and regain some dignity and self discipline.
Or maybe I`m deluding myself, imagining some kind of vision that won`t ever exist. I certainly hope not.

Loki
11-28-2008, 03:17 PM
I believe it's more of a mutual knowledge among my sons' friends that they share something common to their race.


It is perfectly natural for people to feel more comfortable among their own kind, and to deny anyone this is repressive. I actually think that forcing small children to socialize with other races is cruel. We are genetically hardwired to recognise our own, and be suspicious of others.

In the UK, this government-forced repression of young children is gaining momentum. Toddlers are even considered racist if they dislike spicy food (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2261307/Toddlers-who-dislike-spicy-food-racist,-say-report.html).

Oresai
11-28-2008, 03:20 PM
It`s all part of the appeasement society.....in their efforts to not inflame immigrant minorities, who find offense where it doesn`t exist and make trouble, serious trouble, over it, the government ensures that native Brits bend over backwards to appease them, to kowtow to them and make sure they feel `valued` in the multicultural society they have invaded...oops sorry...chosen to be part of. :mad:
Silly things like this make me rather angry. I wonder if, for example, I complained that a muslim didn`t like my pork casserole, therefore that is racist, would I be listened to?
Doubt it...;)

Alison
11-28-2008, 03:54 PM
I believe in tolerance to a certain extent. I don't believe that anyone should be forced to accept anyone's culture, creed or religion.

That said - if my daughter had to endure what you endured, Oresai, I would have smacked the crap out of theose idiot Muslims.

Loki, I read that article and find the stance to be total bullshit. My youngest loves spicy food but the oldest prefers bland. It's a matter of choice.

The whole thing comes down to allowing people to choose who they want to associate with. I would absolutely hate having to live in a country where minorities have better status than the majority.

Arrow Cross
11-28-2008, 07:28 PM
I don't really care too much about forumites' ethnic backgrounds, in fact, I am terribly fed up with the usual, naíve liberal worms I come across on every single non-race-related board I visit...they are as White as me.

On the other hand, I find it really intresting to discuss with those who are of a completely different background - even race -, but share some of my beliefs. I favour my race over others', but respect is something that must be individually earned and has nothing to do with it.

To put it simple, if I'd be an American, I'd more likely hang out with a NOI-type Black Nationalist than with a liberal White traitor.

Fortis in Arduis
11-28-2008, 09:59 PM
I am totally rigid in real life and I do not compromise. People only have to know me for a few seconds before they know that I am someone who believes in the rights of all peoples to have an ethnoculture and that I stand in defence of myself, my country and the native people here. Know me for a short time, and you will quickly see that I do not mince my words.

I never question this but something made me think twice:

There was a small drama on another preservationist forum when I mentioned that I was 1/4 Romani by my grandfather, who was a Gitano with family spread right across France, Spain and Portugal.

Some of the reactions were extremely unpleasant, but none of them came from my fellow countrymen, they ALL came from foreigners, some of them residing in what one might call 'tin-pot' nations...

I hardly think about this from one month to the next, as I was not brought up as a 'Gypsy', but the comments and reactions I received really made me question why I care about my countrymen.

I suppose, in retrospect, it is because they care about me, and that is what being a nation is about, beyond the blood ties, which are also of great importance.

I feel nothing but love for my countrymen. I think that is true patriotism, and this love integrates completely with my religious beliefs and my ethical standards.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS
11-29-2008, 07:14 PM
Yes, let's all gather under one banner and be each others best friends. Go back to the 70's, hippie.

Oresai
11-30-2008, 04:02 AM
Hey, I`m old enough to remember the tail end hippy days of the seventies :p
They weren`t all peace, love and light y`know....;)
(The music was also great back then, although the clothes were decidedly suspect...I know, I wore some of them...:laugh2: )

lei.talk
12-06-2008, 01:58 PM
Originally Posted by Johnny Bravo
I only hang out with Germanics/Celts/Scandics. :disapproving

& Loki
... says the Slav! :Dwhich demonstrates his good taste.
high standards
and desire to improve his self. :thumbs

TheGreatest
12-24-2008, 07:54 AM
Young Children are curious by nature.
As a young lad, I tried to become friends with Asians and Blacks.
And sure enough it worked. But that's because a friendship, particularly for a young kid, can be so shallow compared to adult relationships.



Things begin to change as we become adults. As a child, I tolerated their presence and behaviorism. But as an adult, I cannot tolerate their antics and rudeness.
The men are set to demean us, harass our women and pull all sort of shit.
And the women, simply put, are whores. They whore themselves out.

One of my father's best friend made the mistake of marrying a Polynesian, because she came onto him. Had he waited, I think he could had found a nice woman, and made a son with stunning blue eyes like himself, but sadly he didn't know better back then. (He got hitched up at the age of 18).