White and Christian Nations

I asked a person of color,  “what does racist mean?” after he commented unfavorably on some of my views.

He said, “it means that you hate somebody because they have a different skin color.” 

He was careful to define it as narrowly as possible because he was aware (from talking to me) of the abuse of the term, in that it is used to slander anyone at any time if they are White and don’t fully buy into the political views of the Left.

So let’s work through his definition of racist.  I mean, who hates people just because of different pigmentation?  I’ll readily admit I prefer straight fine hair over kinky hair — am I a “hair-ist?” or a “racist?”  Is it a crime to prefer straight over curly hair? Or is that line only crossed when going from curly to kinky hair?  These preferences do not conform to the definition of racist as hating a different pigmentation zone.

The killer in El Paso made zero reference to skin color in his alleged manifesto.  He didn’t like global warming, robotics, or illegal aliens. Zero reference to skin pigmentation. 

When Hitler gassed the Jews, it wasn’t because of skin color.  Lots of Jews have blond hair and blue eyes — beautiful people some of them.

And who won’t use Aunt Jemima syrup on their pancakes?

I’m being silly because it is all silly.  There are no significant number of people who dislike people ONLY BECAUSE they are differently pigmented.  Not even Adolph Hitler conforms to that definition of racism. …

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Christians Against Christian Nationalists are so concerned about “Christian Nationalism” that they’ve set up a web site just to attack an under-represented and marginalized group.

Am I, Fritz Berggren, a Christian Nationalist?  (This is where parsing words is very important — something Leftists avoid; it is easier to denounce and defame than logically elucidate.)

Am I a Christian?  Yes.  Am I a nationalist? Yes.  Do the two necessarily go together? No.  

A nationalist is someone who believes that loyalty to one’s ancestors and progeny is valid, more valid than loyalty to another’s ancestors and progeny.  That is how I would define “nationalism.”  Nation is from the same root word as “natal,” as in pre-natal or post-natal (referring to birth).  The Spanish word nacir is of the same latin root as nation; nacir means “to be born”

So, yes, I prefer my ancestors and progeny over that of any other human being and I do that without apology.  Everyone on the planet has this right and, in fact, obligation.  Does that mean we are “superior” to them?  Not necessarily.  But we could be superior to others in some respects just as they could be superior to us. 

It is an insult to every person to say “we are all equal.” 

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A long long time ago I had a history professor lecture on the difference between a nation and a state.  And it was utterly lost on me.  I never got it, until I understood the Word of God (Theo-logy) better.

Nation is from the same root word as Natal.  As in pre-natal and post-natal. It is founded upon the idea of birth, or a blood line form a common ancestor.  Thus, the nation/bloodline of Israel is, literally, those birthed from the loins of Jacob, renamed Israel.

A state, on the the other hand, is a governing mechanism which a bloodline (nation) may use to protect itself and organize it’s affairs. It’s laws and organization.

A Nation-State is bounded by borders and time: Acts 17:26, and the boundaries laid out in the Hebrew Scriptures. …

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If the African Blacks can retake their “homeland” in South Africa, then can the French and Swedes re-take their homelands is Europe?  If not, why not?

White South Africans face genocide. No one cares, especially the SJWs whose job it is too care.  

When the Swedish people (as improbable as it seems) rise up an drive out the African, Asian and Muslim, will anyone care?   

There shouldn’t be any objection at all if one considers how the world is ignoring the plight of Christians in the Middle East and Africa or the Boers in the land their fore-father’s settled.

Just food for thought.

WARNING TO THE CHURCH

Forces are rising in the United States that will not distinguish between Christian Orthodoxy and “racism,” and “hate speech.”

The Southern Poverty Law Center — the American hate group — identifies any group that is pro-traditional marriage, and resistant to Islamic immigration as “hate groups.” This includes the “Family Research Council,” affiliated with James Dobson of Focus on the Family. The FRC’s sin? They believe marriage is between a man and a woman only.

Hey, Christians, wake up!
Intolerance defines the Left — after decades of demanding toleration for their ideas, they are now intolerant of opposing ideas, designating them as “hate” and using their influence to force corporations (Apple, Twitter, Facebook, Google), universities, and governments to suppress ideas that challenge homosexuality, Islam, and Open Borders.

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