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Le bonheur d'un Beige à la Maison Blanche n'aurait pas été complet pour nos Boniches si elles n'avaient pu lui opposer quelques grincement de dents Rednecks. Le mouvement des Tea Parties attire donc sporadiquement leur attention, sur l'air du ouacisme qui revient en force au pays de l'Oncle Tom Sam. Et les ouacistes yanquis, ils en pensent quoi ? On peut demander à Jared Taylor :

The racial significance of attending a Tea Party is not much different from going to the opera or a Renaissance festival: Virtually everyone there is white, and most like it that way but would never admit it -- not even to themselves. Tea parties, just like opera companies, fret over their whiteness and claim to want to cure it.

Other more promising movements have come and gone without giving rise to ethno-nationalism. The militias and the Minuteman border patrols were far more likely than Tea Parties to attract racial free thinkers, but they never talked about race. Their leaders threw out anyone who did.

The Left detects “racism” whenever whites gather and for whatever reason: Tea Partiers, Daughters of the American Revolution, Republicans, suburbanites, country clubbers, NASCAR fans, etc. Some people even complain that Star Trek conventions are too white. What the Left is detecting is only its own propaganda; there is no racial consciousness in these groups. They are not a sign of ethnonationalism, nor will they be until their organizers and participants are prepared to say, “Yes, we’re white, and we like it that way.”

Le début et la suite

De l'autre côté de la barrière des espèces, on a visiblement une autre conception des loisirs urbains de masse...