The ethnic cleansing of the United States will destroy it

[herbie]

Oh let's bemoan the mongrelization of the white race while claiming we're not racists again.
Rinse and repeat until people believe it.

[Deluge]

2 minutes ago, eyeball said:

You should get in touch with science, it might like to know what this primary source is you're taking about.

Science is about discovery - those activists would do well to put their politics down and square their findings with their maker. 

[eyeball]

4 hours ago, Deluge said:

Science is about discovery - those activists would do well to put their politics down and square their findings with their maker. 

Don't worry, astronomers have their radios on.

It's worse than Babel these days.

[paxamericana]

7 hours ago, eyeball said:

ratio of elements found throughout the observable universe

Don’t worship science for the golden calf. It’s not a replacement for religion. It’s the how. Not the why. Meaning is not derived intrinsically by the how. Only God in his infinite knowledge knows why. Pure existence is nihilistic suffering, We are to live by God’s will and discover his revelation; so that we may understand the reason of our own existence, a purpose.

 

[eyeball]

1 hour ago, paxamericana said:

It’s the how. Not the why. Meaning is not derived intrinsically by the how.

Yeah but it's the what that's so way cool. Who cares what it means it just is what it is. Journey over destination.

1 hour ago, paxamericana said:

Or maybe only looks in one direction.

[paxamericana]

9 hours ago, eyeball said:

Yeah but it's the what that's so way cool. Who cares what it means it just is what it is. Journey over destination.

Only if you want to live from moments to moments and aimless. You’re the captain of your ship. There’s plenty of lost soul who suffer this. Life isn’t about what’s cool or fun though it is blessing to have it.

9 hours ago, eyeball said:

Or maybe only looks in one direction.

Well you’re not going to find God at the bottom of a beer bottle. Sin is what keeps us away from God. 
 

[paxamericana]

18 hours ago, herbie said:

Oh let's bemoan the mongrelization of the white race while claiming we're not racists again.
Rinse and repeat until people believe it.

It’s okay to be white. You have my permission.

[Hodad]

15 hours ago, paxamericana said:

Don’t worship science for the golden calf. It’s not a replacement for religion. It’s the how. Not the why. Meaning is not derived intrinsically by the how. Only God in his infinite knowledge knows why. Pure existence is nihilistic suffering, We are to live by God’s will and discover his revelation; so that we may understand the reason of our own existence, a purpose.

 

Humans are suuuuper good at discerning the will of God. Uncountable sects have discovered through divine revelation that the god(s) favors them and that they have the one and only truth. If the gods exist, they sure are pranksters. 

[paxamericana]

1 hour ago, Hodad said:

Humans are suuuuper good at discerning the will of God. Uncountable sects have discovered through divine revelation that the god(s) favors them and that they have the one and only truth. If the gods exist, they sure are pranksters. 

If only someone wrote us a manuscript on how to conduct ourselves…  a road map to the kingdom of God. Stop being lazy and go read your Bible. You’ve no idea the amount of blood and sacrifice it took to preserve this knowledge.

Edited January 13 by paxamericana

[Deluge]

23 hours ago, herbie said:

Oh let's bemoan the mongrelization of the white race while claiming we're not racists again.
Rinse and repeat until people believe it.

herpes is a racist. It's why he self flagellates both publicly and privately. 

1 hour ago, Hodad said:

Humans are suuuuper good at discerning the will of God. Uncountable sects have discovered through divine revelation that the god(s) favors them and that they have the one and only truth. If the gods exist, they sure are pranksters. 

whoredad will say anything to sway people from their personal convictions. 

Back Satan! BACK!!

[herbie]

3 hours ago, Deluge said:

erpes is a racist.

No you're the racist for saying I'm the racist for calling racists racists.
Nann naaa got my fingers in my eats! Hit you with mu GI Joe doll while I stoop to your level of conversation....

[Deluge]

8 minutes ago, herbie said:

No you're the racist for saying I'm the racist for calling racists racists.
Nann naaa got my fingers in my eats! Hit you with mu GI Joe doll while I stoop to your level of conversation....

Can blacks figure things out without ongoing help from the government? 

[Hodad]

4 hours ago, paxamericana said:

If only someone wrote us a manuscript on how to conduct ourselves…  a road map to the kingdom of God. Stop being lazy and go read your Bible. You’ve no idea the amount of blood and sacrifice it took to preserve this knowledge.

😆There are literally tens of thousand of sects based just on that one book, not to mention all of the other texts and oral traditions out there. And the sanctimonious conceit of each one is that they alone understand the true meaning. 

Not to mention that the "infallible word of god" is an anthology assembled by the Catholic Church. 

I've read the Bible. One star. Would not recommend.

[paxamericana]

5 minutes ago, Hodad said:

😆There are literally tens of thousand of sects based just on that one book, not to mention all of the other texts and oral traditions out there. And the sanctimonious conceit of each one is that they alone understand the true meaning. 

Not to mention that the "infallible word of god" is an anthology assembled by the Catholic Church. 

I've read the Bible. One star. Would not recommend.

You do realize mankind is imperfect and prone to sin yes? That’s no excuse to not try to live up to our greatest good. Something approximating the warmth of divinity. 

[Hodad]

21 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

You do realize mankind is imperfect and prone to sin yes? That’s no excuse to not try to live up to our greatest good. Something approximating the warmth of divinity. 

That's one of the principle problems with organized religion: rather than learning and internalizing the tools of decency, people rely on someone else's third-hand interpretation of a set of obscure rules. That's why it's so easy for a charismatic voice to bend them to evil ends--and why history is chock-full of sectarian atrocities.

If people learned to effectively judge right and wrong for themselves we'd all be a lot better off. 

[Nationalist]

21 hours ago, paxamericana said:

Don’t worship science for the golden calf. It’s not a replacement for religion. It’s the how. Not the why. Meaning is not derived intrinsically by the how. Only God in his infinite knowledge knows why. Pure existence is nihilistic suffering, We are to live by God’s will and discover his revelation; so that we may understand the reason of our own existence, a purpose.

 

Very interesting. I hadn't seen that one before.

They say, "I think, therefore I am."

But I would alter that to be, "I believe, therefore I am...and always shall be."

[paxamericana]

1 hour ago, Hodad said:

If people learned to effectively judge right and wrong for themselves we'd all be a lot better off. 

Not to derail OP’s thread but organized religion was meant to safeguard against spiritual possession and false teaching, build a sense of community. However, with the case of any organization, it’s prone to corruption and abuse. The secularist is correct in their critique of organized religion but where they go too far is throwing the baby out with the bath water, throwing away faith. And to circle back, without a belief in God, what’s stopping me from committing evil, treating you with utter hatred and disgust to the point of genocide? 

[Deluge]

On 1/12/2026 at 7:12 PM, eyeball said:

Don't worry, astronomers have their radios on.

It's worse than Babel these days.

Nothing's worse than the woke pathogen and you're trying to spread it. 

[Radiorum]

On 1/12/2026 at 8:34 AM, Deluge said:

Nothing wrong with maintaining our true identity -

the true identity of North America is the Indigenous people who lived here for 20,000 years before the Europeans came and f*cked everything up for them

I had to have a laugh when Trump said about Denmark and Greenland, "Just because they landed a boat there 500 years ago does not mean they own it."

LOL!!! That's exactly what the colonizers did with the USA!!

And you know, the Indigenous people welcomed the "strange men" with open arms, not learning until much later that they were not men of heart, but men of perfidy.

Below is one account of the initial relationship between the Indigenous peoples and the Europeans given by John Heckenwelder (a missionary in 18^th century Pennsylvania) in Chapter Two of his History, Manners, and Customs of the Indian Nations, Who Once Inhabited Pennsylvania and Neighbouring States (first published 1819) -    

The Lenni Lenape claim the honour of having received and welcomed the Europeans on their first arrival in the country, situated between New England and Virginia. It is probable, however, that the Mahicanni or Mohicans, who then inhabited the banks of the Hudson, concurred in the hospitable act. The relation I am going to make was taken down many years since from the mouth of an intelligent Delaware Indian, and may be considered as a correct account of the tradition existing among them of this momentous event. I give it as much as possible in their own language.

A great many years ago, when men with a white skin had never yet been seen in this land, some Indians who were out a fishing, at a place where the sea widens, espied at a great distance something remarkably large floating on the water, and such as they had never seen before. These Indians immediately returning to the shore, apprised their countrymen of what they had observed, and pressed them to go out with them and discover what it might be. They hurried out together, and saw with astonishment the phenomenon which now appeared to their sight, but could not agree upon what it was; some believed it to be an uncommonly large fish or animal, while others were of opinion it must be a very big house floating on the sea. At length the spectators concluded that this wonderful object was moving towards the land, and that it must be an animal or something else that had life in it; it would therefore be proper to inform all the Indians on the inhabited islands of what they had seen, and put them on their guard. Accordingly they sent off a number of runners and watermen to carry the news to their scattered chiefs, that they might send off in every direction for the warriors, with a message that they should come on immediately. These arriving in numbers, and having themselves viewed the strange appearance, and observing that it was actually moving towards the entrance of the river or bay; concluded it to be a remarkably large house in which the Mannitto (the Great or Supreme Being) himself was present, and that he probably was coming to visit them.

[Hodad]

13 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

Not to derail OP’s thread but organized religion was meant to safeguard against spiritual possession and false teaching, build a sense of community. However, with the case of any organization, it’s prone to corruption and abuse. The secularist is correct in their critique of organized religion but where they go too far is throwing the baby out with the bath water, throwing away faith. And to circle back, without a belief in God, what’s stopping me from committing evil, treating you with utter hatred and disgust to the point of genocide? 

I'd like to think it's because you've been taught ways to tell right from wrong and would choose to do right as duty to yourself and to your fellow man. If fear of divine punishment and reward are the only thing keeping you decent, you are really vulnerable to moral drift and manipulation. 

Things like the golden rule are easy enough. Tools like Rawlsian conception of justice build upon the basics. 

Either way, people will have to choose to do right or do wrong, but an internal framework is both sturdier and more resilient. 

[Hodad]

1 hour ago, Nationalist said:

Very interesting. I hadn't seen that one before.

They say, "I think, therefore I am."

But I would alter that to be, "I believe, therefore I am...and always shall be."

You're misunderstanding Descartes--which is common. It's not a celebration of thinking or an attempt to assert the virtue of reason over faith. Not a mantra either. The fact of thinking is simply proof of one's own existence. Full stop. 

[Deluge]

9 minutes ago, Radiorum said:

the true identity of North America...

Nobody gives a shit. 

We're talking about the true identity of the United States of America, and if you weren't such a doormat to the aliens, you would already understand that. 

[eyeball]

20 minutes ago, Deluge said:

Nothing's worse than the woke pathogen and you're trying to spread it. 

What do you mean try, with the easiest vector there ever was, word of mouth? You're sooo doomed.

Mwahahaha!

[Radiorum]

4 minutes ago, Deluge said:

and if you weren't such a doormat

is this your greatest fear? Being a doormat? You poor, shriveled-up human being.

Would you call JFK a typical American? here's a few things he said - 

"And if we cannot end now our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity. For, in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future. And we are all mortal."  --"Commencement Address at American University in Washington, D.C. (232)," June 10, 1963, Public Papers of the Presidents: John F. Kennedy, 1963.

"Let us not despair but act. Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past - let us accept our own responsibility for the future."  --Speech at Loyola College Alumni Banquet, Baltimore, Maryland, 18 February, 1958. Papers of John F. Kennedy. Pre-Presidential Papers. Senate Files, Box 899, "Loyola College annual alumni banquet, Baltimore, Maryland, 18 February 1958." JFK Library.

"Harry Truman once said, 'There are 14 or 15 million Americans who have the resources to have representatives in Washington to protect their interests, and that the interests of the great mass of the other people - the 150 or 160 million - is the responsibility of the president of the United States, and I propose to fulfill it.'"  --"Address in Atlantic City at the Convention of the United Auto Workers (174)," May 8, 1962, Public Papers of the Presidents: John F. Kennedy, 1962.

[paxamericana]

28 minutes ago, Deluge said:

doormat to the aliens

The doormat people deserve ridicule in more ways than one. Most I think are the performative virtue signaling type, the psychopath where the personal cost is nothing and the unearned virtue is high.
 

Second, it’s actually evil, to think that one group of people is guilty against another group when no personal transgressions has taken place and be subject to moral condemnation. That’s what the Nazi thought about the Jews. Taken to its logical conclusion, it’s easy to justify white genocide. The communist thought the same about the bourgeois and land owners, killing many and shipping them off to the gulags.

Edited January 14 by paxamericana