@Debra Law,
Debra Law wrote:
Your fallacious appeals to fear are obvious to me. You are advocating a "clash" between us and them wherein we survive and they do not. If I am wrong, then please explain what you claim to be "obvious". How are you going to win the battle of survival between us and them and in what ways are you going to force them to adapt to "our ways"? Be more obvious, please.
I fear your knowledge of history is very deficient. The Vikings were once very feared and murderous barbarians who raided the coastal areas of then much more advanced (but less vigorous) people in France, Britain and Ireland. Over time they assimilated the rising cultural values derived from Greece and Rome. Today they are very polite and well behaved Norwegians, Swedes and Danes. Before that in sequence the Gauls , Helvetians and Teutons and finally Goths threatened Rome with their barbarous ways , and they too bacame part of a much more refined composite culture. That wasn't very hard was it?
Debra Law wrote:
I see what you write, and it's scary. As frightening as the stuff on Stormfront.org. I think it's clear that you're here to stir up a pot of hate directed at minorities (black, gay, etc.) and Muslims.
I have never seen "Stormfront.org" Do you frequent it?
I am particularly amused by your thoughtless inclusions of blacks, gays and others here. I made no mention of either. . You can't help yourself can you? After rejecting the applicability of political correctitude to any of this, you quickly jump on its bandwagon and presume that since I am (in your feeble eyes) convicted of one violation of its rules I must be guilty of all.
Is that fearmongering ? or perhaps a fallacy .... or even a strawman???
Debra Law wrote:
And you have yet to explain your prior references to modern day "plantations". Still waiting for your backtracking and denials there.
You'll get neither . You can put that demand in the same dark place as the others.
My metaphorical reference was neither original or lacking in applicability . Much has been written (starting with Pat Moynihan three decades ago )about the failures of Liberal programs starting with "the War on Poverty " , and all that has followed. Much of it has indeed been destructive to the social and cultural fabric of those who were its nominal beneficiaries. However it also made the careers, power and status of generations of liberal bureaucrats and pontificators who gently guide the behavior and actions of the inferiors whom nature and a Democrat Adminsitration put in their paternal charge. The plantation metaphor is indeed apt.
