I have been told my whole life that this sentence is so evil that the sentence itself has even been replaced by the euphemism "the 14 words":
"We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children."
Saying this sentence in public or saying you believe in this sentence is such a social stigma you may still be cancled over today over it.
Does this sentence seem evil to you?
Nope, it's necessary. Blacks are lauded for saying such things. We must not feel shame to have the same level of self respect.
The sentence is so obvious I can't believe it is taboo. Any group could say the same thing for themselves and no one bats an eye. This is just another item on a long list of things that are still naughty even for the right.
its actually kind of
weird isnt it. every other spectrum of human says this.
but i still think i personally want the sentiment to not be based on melanin levels.
I find myself confronting the things that still hold weight as untouchable in my psyche
The skin color thing has always felt, well skin deep, and is an obvious thing used to represent much deeper held things.
Not sure how to get past it when there has been such an obvious attempt to use it against me. It never felt as relevant as it does now.
i totally get it. were experiencing the same thing.
Not evil but an overgeneralization.
Not at all. I say it, Teach it to my kids, and refuse to entertain the idea that there is anything wrong with saying that. And doon't apologize because there is nothing to apologize for.
Sort of, but I know that feeling is just the years of conditioning by the society that’s encouraged me to feel evil for believing it. Once I clear my head of that initial, false impression, I recognize it isn’t evil at all.
The "white" is unnecessary. As would be "black", "jewish", "asian" and so on.
