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“Pierce argues that an outgrowth of people’s natural feelings of racial identification and favoritism is to segregate themselves from other people, to live among their own in the ways they prefer. That is their normal impulse. That way of living has been typical throughout the history of humankind. It may seem a good idea for people to live mixed up with other peoples, but it doesn’t work as well as we have been told that it does, and it isn’t inherently a superior or a more elevated way to live. Living amid so-called diversity is not the only legitimate, morally acceptable, way to live, and hardly an urgent moral imperative. It is only in recent years that whites have been pressured to think in those terms.” – Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D., “William Pierce (and me) on racism” – Occidental Observer, July 11th, 2021.

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“George Floyd doesn’t matter; he was a roach who was justly eliminated. He lost any pretense to mattering the moment he embarked on his criminal career as a sick psychopath. The fact that these earnest Christians valorize him and idealize him to the extent that they do shows the sickness in themselves: their lack of self-respect; their obsession with guilt; their willingness to sell out their racial kin in the name of a remote and thin abstraction. Soul-sick men like this are symptoms of the unhealthy nature of our society; if incurable, they are tumors needing to be excised.” – Douglas Mercer, “Traitors and cowards in Christ” – National Vanguard, June 15th, 2021.

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“A settler is one who journeys to an untamed wilderness, clears a path, tames it at great peril to himself, and creates a civilization for his posterity… An immigrant, on the other hand, is often one who migrates to an already created civilization, in many cases a civilization he could never create, and leeches off it.” – Douglas Mercer, “And that’s the beauty of America” – National Vanguard, June 8th, 2021.

“Integration can be defined as the period from when the first black moves in until the last white moves out… Every day a paddy wagon came from the local precinct to process the day’s catch. Sometimes we ran out of handcuffs… how liberal a person is on the topic is usually a function of his geographic distance from it.” – Mike Berman, “I was a Red-Diaper-baby” – American Renaissance, June 5th, 2021.