Re: [OT] Children being brainwashed with pro-immigration propaganda

On Dec 5, 2024 at 8:53:05 AM PST, "Rhino" <no_offline_contact@example.com>
wrote:

While the following video is about the situation in Britain, I have no
doubt that similar materials are being taught to children in Canada and
America.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdz9TcgwVwA [13 minutes]

His best point:

"The 'replacement theory' is a racist far-right conspiracy theory that's not
happening whenever someone says it's bad, but when someone says it's good,
then yeah, it's happening."

Absolute truth. Democrat politicians will openly say they're importing
millions of foreign nationals as future Democrat voters, then condemn you as a
racist for saying they're trying to replace us (or at a bare minimum, dilute
us).

And god but I'm sick of the whole "braided hair is cultural appropriation and
white people aren't allowed to do it" bullshit.

The Norse/Viking culture-- which was pretty much exclusively white**--
featured tightly-braided hair for both men and women for literally thousands
of years. Black people do not 'own' braids and it's not 'appropriating'
anything from them if a white person braids their own hair.

And yes, Kearse's comparison of that appalling school sensitivity video to
VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED was spot on. The rote, emotionless recitation of "I
should have known but I had to learn" was absolutely creepy.


**Those of you who watch Netflix might not know that, considering how many
people in Norse history they've blackified for their TV shows.

Speaking of which, I saw GLADIATOR II over the weekend and it inspired me to
look up some of the characters (co-Emperors Geta and Caracalla and successor
Emperor Macrinus) to see the true history behind the movie's characters and
color me shocked to find out that Macrinus (played by Denzel Washington in the
movie) was not black. Another actual historical figure that Hollywood decided
to blackwash for us so we would think Ancient Rome was 'diverse' or something.
(Or maybe just so they could tick the diversity box on their Oscar submission
form.)