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Staatssicherheit 9 points ago +9 / -0

I don't know. Do the "white pride" people here like Thomas? Is he allowed in your white homeland? By marrying a white woman, has he engaged in white genocide?

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Kamalas_a_Bitch 8 points ago +8 / -0

Good thing those people are only .001 percent of the population. Just like trannies are.

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BloodElfSupporter 4 points ago +5 / -1

They like to exclude anyone who doesn’t look like them. Just like Leftists who like to exclude anyone who doesn’t think like them. They’re the same. The same narrow minded people who don’t see others besides their physical characteristics.

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somethinga9230k 1 point ago +1 / -0

What about the people that do not wish for the USA and other parts of the West to become like South America or Sub-Saharan Africa? Who think that multiple of the countries in East Asia are examples of success and capability? Who think that failure should never be imported, and that success should be spread? Including that people that seem to cause failure and misery as a group do not spread before they test and improve themselves?

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BloodElfSupporter 5 points ago +6 / -1

Yeah, I can’t stand those people. They seem to shut up when it comes to based Black people like Thomas and Carson.

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tabularasa_556 1 point ago +1 / -0

The only "white pride" people who exist in significant numbers are people who want to be able to say "white pride" without being attacked for it, in the same way that every other race can. If Thomas doesn't have an issue with that - and given his adherence to the constitution and 1A I don't think he would - then nobody has a problem with him.

To use a leftist example, by supporting the Constitution and the America that the founders envisioned, he has internalized whiteness and has effectively become white - "less black", if you will.

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Staatssicherheit 1 point ago +1 / -0

So your reaction to the Black KKK (AKA: Black Lives Matter) isn't "FUCK BLM." It is, "I want a piece of that sweet racist action".

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tabularasa_556 1 point ago +1 / -0

No. When I talk about pride I mean just that, and nothing else. A pride in one's heritage or culture. If this were the actual view associated with BLM (it's not, their version of "black pride" is "lick my boots, whitey"), and they weren't murderous savages, then I wouldn't have a problem. If they just had marches every so often waving flags and celebrating black culture, why is that an issue? That doesn't harm me. Nobody calls Cinco de Mayo racist. It's very clearly a celebration of hispanic origin, but they don't attack other races during it. Yet we're headed in a direction where soon things like the 4th of July and St. Patrick's day will be banned for having origins in white history.

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Staatssicherheit 1 point ago +1 / -0

Should an Englishmen take pride in Napoleon's conquests? Should Frenchman celebrate Lord Nelson's birthday?

The insidious nature of the Black Lives Matter Cancer is that it makes people think in terms of their immutable characteristics and not their culture and heritage. Race is not Culture.

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somethinga9230k 1 point ago +1 / -0

Are you a member of BLM or a related organization?