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episode162012 of the Charles Carroll Society: traditionalist migrating
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Self Sufficient Life and how to Live it, by John Seymour * Didn’t go over this but a perfect book, buy multiple hard copies
Beyond Capitalism and Socialism a new statement of an old idea by twelve Catholics
There are no “civil rights”. There are individual rights.
Next, EVERY society that has imported primitive people into their society has signed the death warrant for that society.
A people that do not, to this day, have their own written language are, indeed, primitive.
Multi-culturalism and “diversity” have been the death of EVERY advanced society in history.
Just re-occuring facts of history.
respectfully submitted,
Frank Novotny
I agree to a point. Civil Rights may be considered a euphemism to indicate “individual rights that must be civilly respected.” Before the civil war (and the subsequent amendments and laws), there were free Americans of African descent in America, there were Catholics Americans of European descent in American (just to name a few). Both were denied the individual right to vote, hold public office and in many situations the God-give right to protect themselves with firearms. Men can’t remove these rights, because men didn’t give these rights, they came from our Creator. Thus I would say, excuse the term, but the individual God-given civil rights that this country was suppose to honor, were not honored for all. I am talking about those rights when I say “civil rights.” When you say “…EVERY society that has imported primitive people into their society has signed the death warrant for that society.” Again I agree to a point. When the Holy Catholic Roman Empire used German mercenaries to fight its wars, and “imported them” into the highly advance Empire, yes, those German barbarians turned on the advanced Holy Catholic Roman Empire. The Germans of the day were “primitive” in technology but not in spirit. I believe you can import a certain amount of nearly any group as long as they are coming to your community (nation) to assimilate and earn their place in society. Where your apparent beliefs for me really hit home is when you import massive amount of people, over a short period of time who have no intention of assimilating or earning their place (Holy Rome). I agree this can be the death of a civilization, for what is a civilization but a group of people who cooperate and agree to a certain set of norms and laws including language? At this time, because of the massive mismanagement of immigration I agree with Pat Buchanan that we should stop _all_ immigration until we reduce the unemployment rate to full employment (around 4%) and to give us time to assimilate those that want to remain here. I also completely agree that we should withdraw most if not all “benefits” from immigrants. BTW, when you immigrate legally that is the law. An American Citizen has to sign to be responsible for the immigrant and if he isn’t, he waives his rights and the state has the right to simply take the cost of providing for that immigrate. One day I will tell you a story of how I, a returning veteran, was charged full price at a local community college but an illegal immigrant was given in-state tuition to the same class. That gets the blood boiling. Ok … calm, breathe. That kinda of stuff must stop.
I have put a _lot_ of thought into this. And here is what I believe is as close to the truth as I can find. Individuals are made up of three “conceptual” parts; genetic legacy, environmental exposures and raw spirit. It is not set in stone, which of these are the more important or the “most significant” part of an individual person. Sometimes you see people who have great genetic legacy, and every opportunity just throw it away. Other times you meet people who seem to have overcome all types of adversity and somehow make something of themselves.
Another truth I live by is that every person that looks like me is not my friend, and every person who doesn’t is not my enemy.
Viva Cristo Rey.