I was born and raised in south-central TEXAS, but now live in north-east TEXAS in a town called Greenville.
This sign hung across the main street as you entered the downtown area.
It hung there until the 60's.
What would be your reaction if you drove into a town and saw this sign?
Where I grew up it was a predominantly white area and indeed a predominantly white country.
But successive governments have felt so guilty about just being white that they have encouraged a great deal of immigration. Under the guise of multi-culturalism, what they have done is to introduce multi-ethnicity, which is not the same thing.
The result is that the country has undergone a loss of identity. This works if everyone else thinks the same way. The problem is that generally people do not think the same way. And that is why this attitude is naive. Emancipating black people for example is fine so long as black people themselves don't self-identify as primarily black because when they do so, what you are doing by encouraging them is giving them black power, not black equality. And there are many black people who want to take advantage of this. The same went for women. While most women are happy with equality, there are a large minority who also want female domination. Homoesexuals clearly are not content in being recognised as such but want to go further by rubbing their opponents noses in the dirt. And whilst it is great to have religious freedom, Muslims don't see it that way and most of them want to take over your country and install Sharia. In our county they have taken over school governing boards and run schools that are quite contary to the ethos of our country. Well, that has been stopped now but it took place because people were naive. It should never have been allowed to happen.
If we decide to emancipate minorities it should be made abundantly clear to them what the limits of emancipation are. But people are too scared to say that because they get accused of racism or bigotry. I don't know how many times I have been called a bigot because I happen to think homosexuality is unnatural and wrong. And I am sure I will get called a lot of things because I believe Islam is evil.
Of course a town that glories in it being white and not black is also genuine bigotry and racism but in my experience, the emancipation of minorities has given rise to a lot of problems that in most cases surface far too late to do anything about them. Take France for example. Jews are leaving the country in their droves because they did not tackle anti-semitism because they were afraid of the Muslims and now they are getting a country that is close on overrun completely and going rapidly downhill to oblivion. People need to wake up and be more realistic instead of idealistic. The only idealism that matters is what happens in reality.
