So I hear all these people and the media cry about it being "racist". But i noticed how none of of them(including Vance himself and his supporters) are saying that this statement is wrong or incorrect.
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This is the part where I flog you with the 1790 immigration and naturalization law and the fact that >90% of White Americans disapproved of interracial marriage in the 1950, and it took all the way until the 90s for <50% of Whites to disapprove of interracial marriage.
But yeah, America has never card about racial identity, sure thing.
If companies can increase profits with cheap immigrant labor or outsourcing, what should they do, libertarian?
We understand just fine that civnats think dirt is magic.
Your flogging would have to include me saying "never", which I didn't for that exact reason.
Americans don't care about "miscegenation". That is simply true.
Cease to exist by abolishing corporations as legal fictions for government vassalage.
"Magic Dirt" isn't CivNat. Assimilation is CivNat.
You said "never." It's even in italics for emphasis. It's time for the nursing home, Joe.
Good fucking god. I can't believe I actually gave you the benefit of the doubt to fucking check. You dishonest piece of shit.
Utter faggotry. You decided to claim miscegenation laws and Pan-Europeanism are the same thing.
My statement is correct. American Whites have never cared about Pan-Europeanism, especially not protected by National Socialism.
Those fucking laws you want to "flog" me with prove to you that Americans aren't Pan-Europeanists. You know that, you're conflating them, and you're claiming I said that Americans didn't think about race.
You're so fucking dishonest you're not even arguing my positions, you're trying to argue a different position and get me to argue from that. I'd say worse things about you, but I might be a rule violation.
Identifying as White is a Pan-European concept, and it was enshrined into laws and is part of our social fabric.