Decay, or "Griefing" as we tend to call it, is the natural state of the world when left to its own devices, in the hands of lesser-sophisticated species. Whites, civilized whites at the very least, are a "caretaker" race who not only build, but maintain.
Without whites, the world quickly deteriorates. Nothing gets looked after, maintained or repaired, so anything built by a higher race falls into disrepair and eventually disintegrates. Just look at Detroit if you wanted to see a large scale example of this in action.
“Your universe has no meaning to them. They will not try to understand. They will be tired, they will be cold, they will make a fire with your beautiful oak door...”
Rarely is this decay actually done out of malice; rather it's done out of spite. Riots will often involve uncivilized apes smashing up and destroying property of entirely unrelated parties simply because they can. Because they are subhuman animals.
You've built/looked after something nice, so I'm going to destroy it just to make you sad
I am reminded of the story of Cain and Abel. Jealous, thoughtless destruction seems to be an urge deep inside humanity that civilisation fights to overcome. Where did you get that quote from by the way? It's a good one.
Decay, or "Griefing" as we tend to call it, is the natural state of the world when left to its own devices, in the hands of lesser-sophisticated species. Whites, civilized whites at the very least, are a "caretaker" race who not only build, but maintain.
Without whites, the world quickly deteriorates. Nothing gets looked after, maintained or repaired, so anything built by a higher race falls into disrepair and eventually disintegrates. Just look at Detroit if you wanted to see a large scale example of this in action.
Rarely is this decay actually done out of malice; rather it's done out of spite. Riots will often involve uncivilized apes smashing up and destroying property of entirely unrelated parties simply because they can. Because they are subhuman animals.
I am reminded of the story of Cain and Abel. Jealous, thoughtless destruction seems to be an urge deep inside humanity that civilisation fights to overcome. Where did you get that quote from by the way? It's a good one.
Jean Raspail - The Camp of The Saints.