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**Ikrleprl** · 07-08-2012, 06:12 AM

Used by white pigmented people in the dark ages to denote non-white pigmented people. Archaic and just a remnant of the past. Over.

Wrong, moron, wrong. Dead wrong.

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I consider myself a Person of Swarth

"Colour Solidarity" is many times more idiotic than WN. At least White Nationalists operate on idea of shared interests of people of European extraction (or North-Central European). There is next to nothing common in between Aframs, Chinese, Mexicans and etc apart from all of them being minorities. It's like hypothetical non-Russian (or Non-Slav) solidarity in Russia - Chechens uniting with Yakuts and Gypsies. Sounds really absurd.

Blame anti-racists for it. They're the ones who came up with it and continue to use it today. If you doubt me, ponder whether you'd be willing to bet money on it.

07-08-2012, 06:12 AM	#27
Ikrleprl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 534 Senior Member	Used by white pigmented people in the dark ages to denote non-white pigmented people. Archaic and just a remnant of the past. Over. Wrong, moron, wrong. Dead wrong. ---------- Post added 2012-07-07 at 22:13 ---------- I consider myself a Person of Swarth "Colour Solidarity" is many times more idiotic than WN. At least White Nationalists operate on idea of shared interests of people of European extraction (or North-Central European). There is next to nothing common in between Aframs, Chinese, Mexicans and etc apart from all of them being minorities. It's like hypothetical non-Russian (or Non-Slav) solidarity in Russia - Chechens uniting with Yakuts and Gypsies. Sounds really absurd. Blame anti-racists for it. They're the ones who came up with it and continue to use it today. If you doubt me, ponder whether you'd be willing to bet money on it.
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