Absolutely, I don't deny that at all. "White" is a nonsense category, "Black" at this point is fully fictional. Especially when "Italians are politically [capital B] Black".

American Blacks are almost entirely mulato at this point. Obama is mulato. Here's a hint: if you aren't darker than an oak tree, you aren't really "black". You really are just "brown".

Even moreso for the idea of Black Identity. It's a bastardized Ulster-Scot Southern culture, raped into Ghettoism. It's entirely degenerate and based on nothing but the psychotic rants of Race Marxists, and Black National Socialists, and maybe a few of the Das-Right. No African cultures are represented in America. That is actually the result of racial slavery. African cultures and ethnic groups were eradicated through intermixing in America. Black Nationalist literally have nowhere to go.

That's why their version of Aryanism: Yakub & Wakanda are entirely fictional. Kwanza had to be invented by a race communist. There's nothing African about them anymore. They have no roots outside the US. They have no ethnicity outside the US. They have no past outside the US. That is the true crime of slavery: the eradication of their past, and the forced Americanization of a people. They are American. They can't be anything else. This is also why Africans don't like them, and recognize them as off-white foreigners (in their mind).

They can't go back either. The Amero-Liberians tried, and it was a disaster. Now they are a separate ethnic group in Africa that has been at war with other African ethnic groups that were targeted with their ethnic and racial violence, which was the result of their colonization and demographic replacement (and slavery).

That is what a civic nation does and is. American Whites need to be told it's okay to be White, but American Blacks need to be told it's okay to be American. They always have been, the Left consistently lies that they weren't. Being an American is not a problem. I don't mind it myself. I like being American. American is my ethnic group now. Whatever my predecessor was... 7 generations ago... when my family first arrived, I ain't that anymore, and I can't become that. I don't mind though, because I love America, and I love Americanism. if I didn't, I wouldn't fight for it so hard.

Absolutely, I don't deny that at all. "White" is a nonsense category, "Black" at this point is fully fictional. Especially when "Italians are politically [capital B] Black".

American Blacks are almost entirely mulato at this point. Obama is mulato. Here's a hint: if you aren't darker than an oak tree, you aren't really "black". You really are just "brown".

Even moreso for the idea of Black Identity. It's a bastardized Ulster-Scot Southern culture, raped into Ghettoism. It's entirely degenerate and based on nothing but the psychotic rants of Race Marxists, and Black National Socialists, and maybe a few of the Das-Right. No African cultures are represented in America. That is actually the result of racial slavery. African cultures and ethnic groups were eradicated through intermixing in America. Black Nationalist literally have nowhere to go.

That's why their version of Aryanism: Yakub & Wakanda are entirely fictional. Kwanza had to be invented by a race communist. There's nothing African about them anymore. They have no roots outside the US. They have no ethnicity outside the US. They have no past outside the US. That is the true crime of slavery: the eradication of their past, and the forced Americanization of a people. They are American. They can't be anything else. This is also why Africans don't like them, and recognize them as off-white foreigners (in their mind).

They can't go back either. The Amero-Liberians tried, and it was a disaster. Now they are a separate ethnic group in Africa that has been at war with other African ethnic groups that were targeted with their ethnic and racial violence, which was the result of their colonization and demographic replacement (and slavery).

That is what a civic nation does and is. I don't mind it myself. I like being American. American is my ethnic group now. Whatever I was... 7 generations ago... when my family first arrived, I ain't that anymore, and I can't become that. I don't mind though, because I love America, and I love Americanism. if I didn't, I wouldn't fight for it so hard.

Absolutely, I don't deny that at all. "White" is a nonsense category, "Black" at this point is fully fictional. Especially when "Italians are politically capital-Black".

American Blacks are almost entirely mulato at this point. Obama is mulato. Here's a hint: if you aren't darker than an oak tree, you aren't really "black". You really are just "brown".

Even moreso for the idea of Black Identity. It's a bastardized Ulster-Scot Southern culture, raped into Ghettoism. It's entirely degenerate and based on nothing. No African cultures are represented in America. That is actually the result of racial slavery. African cultures and ethnic groups were eradicated through intermixing in America. Black Nationalist literally have nowhere to go.

That's why their version of Aryanism: Yakub & Wakanda are entirely fictional. Kwanza had to be invented by a race communist. There's nothing African about them anymore. They have no roots outside the US. They have no ethnicity outside the US. They have no past outside the US. That is the true crime of slavery: the eradication of their past, and the forced Americanization of a people. They are American. They can't be anything else. This is also why Africans don't like them, and recognize them as off-white foreigners (in their mind).

They can't go back either. The Amero-Liberians tried, and it was a disaster. Now they are a separate ethnic group in Africa that has been at war with other African ethnic groups that were targeted with their ethnic and racial violence, which was the result of their colonization and demographic replacement (and slavery).

That is what a civic nation does and is. I don't mind it myself. I like being American. American is my ethnic group now. Whatever I was... 7 generations ago... when my family first arrived, I ain't that anymore, and I can't become that. I don't mind though, because I love America, and I love Americanism. if I didn't, I wouldn't fight for it so hard.