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Races Create Their Own Stereotypes
Stereotypes do not equal bigotry, narrow-mindedness or
hatred. Stereotypes are the wisdom of our forefathers inarticulately
phrased and applied generally to different groups within a population.
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The Uppity Negro Stereotype
For instance, segregation was not supported by our ancestors
because they hated people of African descent, but because they knew
something that we still know, but that our media has told us to forget
again. The amnesia of our folk has been imbued into our consciousness
in so many ways.
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A Typical Restricted Country Club
Jews were not kept out of certain clubs, hotels and businesses
because there was a mindless hatred or “anti-Semitism” involved, but
because our ancestors knew what most other people historically also
knew about the character and the team efforts of Jewish tribalists
within a host country, culture or society.
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Once CC Drop Restrictions
Again, what many sense or already know intrinsically and
subconsciously has to be relearned again thanks to media efforts
conducted for the purposes of collective amnesia.
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Plato's View
Plato was right, at least in part. He believed that a person knew
everything at birth, yet somehow forgot this storehouse of knowledge.
The philosopher’s job was to recall. We don’t know everything at birth
and in some ways are tabula rasas, yet many of the lessons learned
early on are worth keeping, and worth relearning if such a process
proves necessary, and the old wisdom was somehow forgotten or lost
along the way.
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Today's Academics Cloud The Stereotype issue
The dashing, dulling and dismembering of stereotypes can cause the
death of many things, including historical memory. The efforts by our
Jewish supremacist media to blot out stereotypes (unless they apply to
those of European descent) are hoodwinking attempts at subterfuge by
these same supremacists, an erasure of the historical record and the
purloining of one of the means for our people to protect and guard
themselves against those whose main objective is to destroy.
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German Fraulines Were Well Aware
Stereotypes always contain a grain of truth, otherwise they would
not still exist. To rob us of stereotypes is to dispense with our
forefathers, labeling them only as benighted and backward.
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The Incestual Stereotype Haunted Freud And His Daughter Anna
One will often hear someone of the “self-anointed” Left say of
a respected historical figure “In his attitudes on minorities, he
was a victim of the prejudices of his day.”
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"Poppa, What Are You Doing?"
What the snide leftist never stops to
consider is that he too is also a victim of the prejudices of his day.
Progress, at least the kind consonant with “progressive” sensibilities
and what makes up the oeuvre of modern liberalism is a colossal myth
and a monumental hoax.
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The College Elitists
Stereotypes are too closely aligned with what kitsch
self-congratulators in Jewish-tinged (at least ideologically)
academia would call (egads!) common sense. Yet without these
smidgens of common sense, we cannot anticipate dangers, play the
odds or gauge probabilities.
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Russia Forgot The Stereotype And Now They Are A Wreck
Look At The amnesia or collective blindness now clouding the
thoughts of our people, spawned by the oligarchs of Jewish extremism
and Marxist social theory has been brought on by an embrasure in our
intellectual defenses through which shaky and syrupy pseudo-syllogisms
and egalitarian dogma have been allowed to filter, causing us to
forget to remember. We must instead remember to remember what we have
known to be true all along and have only recently forgotten. We must
also not forget to forget that which is not worthy of remembrance.
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