Why is "stand your ground" so hard to understand? (Better now, spelling gods??)

[Perd Hapley]

What kind of bizarre world is it when you anyone not left-wing-approved points out that murder problem in our big cities is primarily a black and/or Mexican gang problem and a black doctor gets offended?  That is the kind of lunacy that happens on this subject.

It's a world that has been taught that anyone not toeing the left's line is suspect. Therefore, any comment from a conservative or Republican is most likely racist, especially if the comment actually has some connection to racial issues. (Though, as we have seen, "dog whistles" can be ascribed to anything that is said.)

It's a world where a short-lived "Southern Strategy" forever tars the Republican Party, but a hundred years of violence and intimidation of black Americans leaves no stain on the Democratic Party.

[MechAg94]

There's no shortage of lecturing - it'll probably slow down once folks figure out that it is political suicide, though.

It's scary to realise just how many people genuinely believe that we are living in the Turner Diaries.  Myself, I find the idea of a racial plot to undo the law of self defense and subjugate white people too ridiculous to ponder.

if you are worried about racial plots, then look in the mirror because no one else said anything about plots. 

[Hawkmoon]

I know that at one time, anti-gun groups sent faxes to reporters at newspapers nationwide with explanations about laws, "assault weapons", etc. They were giving reporters "fact sheets" that were nothing more than the anti's propaganda, but many reporters used these sheets as reference.

Journalists' Guide to Firearms Identification:

[De Selby]

if you are worried about racial plots, then look in the mirror because no one else said anything about plots. 

Check out this thread:

Maybe the problem is the racial solidarity of all the groups. Except Caucasians, the only group where a goodly percentage doesn't view everything through the prism of race.

The there's long eyes posts.

[roo_ster]

Check out this thread:
The there's long eyes posts.

"In multiracial societies, you don't vote in accordance with your economic interests and social interests, you vote in accordance with race and religion."
----Lee Kuan Yew, first PM of Singapore

longeyes is guilty of describing the reality of voting patterns.  Come to an American city with large minority components and see it in action: minorities will mostly vote for their guy, no matter how corrupt or (in the case of Jesse Jackson jr.) how absent, crazy, or indicted.  Minority community activists will rail at the prevalence of liquor stores & slum lords, but they line up to vote for the city councilcritters that approve their operating licenses and deride the goody-two-shoes white reformers who come in to clean up gov't. 

That is the way it is and one reason why a multi-cultural polity will soon become antagonistic to liberty and limited gov't.

Now, like any behavior pattern, it is not 100%(1), as there are outliers and deviants in any subculture. 




(1) Excepting some precincts in Philly this last election, I hear.

[Jamisjockey]

Racial solidarity is the thing that we're told to be against, while racial groups ignore self preservation just to vote along racial lines.  That's a fact, jack.

[longeyes]

I've written against "tribalism" innumerable times on this forum.  That includes white tribalism. 

The tragedy of what's happened to America in my lifetime was easily predicted, and I'm afraid the future is just as easily predicted.  Character, not DNA, was supposed to guide this nation.