roc_abilly
Member
Jambo, How can I hate something whose existence can be seriously questioned.
What the fuck is an "anti-white" no one really knows, it's just a silly made up term, made up by a cult that posits something they call the "white race" as an object of passionate nationalistic feeling, where cult members are expected to identify themselves with this abstraction they call "the white race".
Back in the real world, I suppose I did "hate" the loss of that type of marketplace, the atmosphere of that marketplace.
But I blamed no person or group for its demise. I blamed the zeitgeist.
It is fact that it was abandoned, that it was going derelict. The racists are careful never to mention that fact (though since most of them appear to be culchies or shut-ins it is possible they never witnessed it like I did).
I will have a look for those old photos. I documented it. I documented it with a feeling of loss.
When I took those pictures, the immigrants hadn't yet arrived in Moore St. to resurrect it.
Anyway the point again is that period of time I documented is deliberately omitted by the racists. That constitutes a lie, the lie of omission. For if they did acknowledge it, their hypothesis and accompanying incitements fall asunder.
And I suppose that is what you're so upset about.
What the fuck is an "anti-white" no one really knows, it's just a silly made up term, made up by a cult that posits something they call the "white race" as an object of passionate nationalistic feeling, where cult members are expected to identify themselves with this abstraction they call "the white race".
Back in the real world, I suppose I did "hate" the loss of that type of marketplace, the atmosphere of that marketplace.
But I blamed no person or group for its demise. I blamed the zeitgeist.
It is fact that it was abandoned, that it was going derelict. The racists are careful never to mention that fact (though since most of them appear to be culchies or shut-ins it is possible they never witnessed it like I did).
I will have a look for those old photos. I documented it. I documented it with a feeling of loss.
When I took those pictures, the immigrants hadn't yet arrived in Moore St. to resurrect it.
Anyway the point again is that period of time I documented is deliberately omitted by the racists. That constitutes a lie, the lie of omission. For if they did acknowledge it, their hypothesis and accompanying incitements fall asunder.
And I suppose that is what you're so upset about.