You can drop that particular line of s----------
Kind of ironic...
bud because not only have I entertained (ahem) "given you fair hearing" what YOU'VE had to say
So you believe. I would disagree. I believe you've consistently made my words out to be what you want them to be, simply because they rub you the wrong way, rather than actually try to understand what I mean.
but I've on several occasions either paraphrased or quoted your EXACT words - and instead of refuting it, you've doubled down on them.
The most (in)famous example that you reference disproportionately more than anything else is "just want non-Whites gone". Whenever you reference this you suggest that this is a position I was defending as reasonable. Even though if you look at the context, I was merely trying to curb exaggeration of the Spencerite position (what good does an inaccurate perception of a doctrine ever do?), and also at the same time I numerous times explained that I morally disagreed with Mr. Spencer's proposition of incentivized deportation of non-Whites. So yes, in this main example you very much
have mischaracterized what I was saying and the context it related to.
Did you not say AND later acknowledge your belief that people of different races function differently on a mental and intellectual level?
I don't believe I said it in such an absolute sense. You won't find a post where I say all East Asians think completely differently from all Europeans or anything of that sort. More so that there are convergences of genetic streams in one race and others in another, producing some variation in traits, not applying to the same extent in each individual, that lead to overall (not universal) differences in ways of thinking, emotional processing, behavior, spiritual tendencies, and so forth.
So yes, dig into me for that one if you wish. If you do, I would think it would only be fair to try to understand better precisely what I mean by it, and what I see as the consequences of this view. But it's worth pointing out that you cannot logically take it to mean that I believe in converting diverse societies into homogeneous ethnostates or in societal subjugation on a racial basis.
Did you not once profess an admiration for Richard Spencer?
Indeed, but there are multiple reasons why one may admire him. His precise views are
not at the forefront of what I admire about him.
