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Whitakerism: Tribalism
Some commenters were reporting that they were accused of
“tribalism” for racial loyalty. I have covered this crap a dozen times here.
You have the job of going on with the fight, so you should pay attention to the
stuff I’ve already spent all those hours and years dealing with.
Real Bugsters are usually very good at bringing up these
problems, and usually you are very good at telling each other about the points
we have covered, so I’m not complaining about this one case.
Every time anti-whites bring u some old argument, they lay
themselves open to a kick in the teeth. It’s like what soldiers get done to them
when they try to same “surprise” a dozen times.
With this “tribalism” bit, you get to make fun of them.
Again.
Just as nobody is as dumb as a dumb man who thinks he’s
smart, there is no more hopeless provincial than a Universalist.
They say anybody with loyalties is a “tribalist,” but we
have only a few hundred nationalisms at the most. There are a MILLION Universal
Truths. There will be more Universal Truths invented this week than all the
“tribalisms” that now exist.
And no Universalism can tolerate free expression. If your
only loyalty is to particular set of words, then you cannot REALLY allow people
to discuss which words are best, or to use words in any but YOUR way.
People with loyalties can have freedom of thought and
freedom of expression. No Universal can allow freedom of thought.
As one who has been around knows well, this means that the
Wordists proclaim wildly and loudly that part of THEIR Wordism is Freedom of
Thought and Freedom of Expression. The Soviet Constitution, written in a state
with the most total despotism and terror in history, extols freedom of speech
in a way that makes the Second Amendment look pathetic.
You cannot be loyal to words and use freely.
And the millions of universalism on earth, multiplying like
amoebae, make what they call “provincialism” incredibly universal by
comparison.
Nothing is more provincial than the demand for a single multiculture.
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