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Topic	Nationalist politics topic 6: Why we are better
Zachnorn 05/21/18 4:31:24 PM #76:	CelesMyUserName posted... Vlado's been on the record endorsing Genetic Purity a number of times already and calls race mixing dangerous/damaging to society oh shit Vlado posted... Those online DNA tests are huge scams, I recently read an article about how they intentionally falsified results to fuck with people - just a little bit so it's not obvious, of course (https://archive.is/AePkf). I believe it said something like 4% "Africa North" and 1% Nigerian. I just assume that those lower numbers are more error than anything, or that it's possible that such things could have happened many generations ago. I don't look African at all, but in theory, I could see how there could be a trace. Still, I mostly ignore the little amounts. Vlado posted... As for immigration... I generally dislike it, but if the cultures of the hosts and the guest are close enough, it can work well enough. Of course, in the USA lots of people have ancestors from more than one nation, in your case it's complicated. Still, different European cultures are close enough that in the US (and similar countries) people of those cultures tend to stick together. How do you feel about Europeans coming to North America, Australia/New Zealand, etc.? Vlado posted... As for you particularly, since you are also almost half Native American, I'd say, in terms of nationality, you're as USA as anyone. USA is the right place for you. Australia is close enough to you, and you shouldn't have much trouble if you moved there. You'd have a much harder time being accepted in China or Japan (realistically, you'll never be accepted as part of their society, aside from a handful of friends at best). Australia is close enough to me culturally, you mean? I have no Aboriginal Australian blood or any family ties to Australia, other than some of the same ethnic origins (such as Great Britain). Vlado posted... Your kids would be best off, and you'd have the best chance at providing them with a happy childhood and future, if your partner was ethnic European/Native American like yourself, or European. What is the basis of limiting myself to a certain race or ethnicity? What if I were to, say, marry an American girl, with American parents, all born and raised in the US, but they are of Chinese ancestry? --- <D <cite>Zachnorn posted [p:901744034] in Nationalis... [t:76628976]...</cite> <quote><cite>CelesMyUserName posted...</cite> <quote>Vlado's been on the record endorsing Genetic Purity a number of times already and calls race mixing dangerous/damaging to society </quote> oh shit <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>Those online DNA tests are huge scams, I recently read an article about how they intentionally falsified results to fuck with people - just a little bit so it's not obvious, of course (https://archive.is/AePkf).</quote> I believe it said something like 4% "Africa North" and 1% Nigerian. I just assume that those lower numbers are more error than anything, or that it's possible that such things could have happened many generations ago. I don't look African at all, but in theory, I could see how there could be a trace. Still, I mostly ignore the little amounts. <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>As for immigration... I generally dislike it, but if the cultures of the hosts and the guest are close enough, it can work well enough. Of course, in the USA lots of people have ancestors from more than one nation, in your case it's complicated. Still, different European cultures are close enough that in the US (and similar countries) people of those cultures tend to stick together.</quote> How do you feel about Europeans coming to North America, Australia/New Zealand, etc.? <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>As for you particularly, since you are also almost half Native American, I'd say, in terms of nationality, you're as USA as anyone. USA is the right place for you. Australia is close enough to you, and you shouldn't have much trouble if you moved there. You'd have a much harder time being accepted in China or Japan (realistically, you'll never be accepted as part of their society, aside from a handful of friends at best).</quote> Australia is close enough to me culturally, you mean? I have no Aboriginal Australian blood or any family ties to Australia, other than some of the same ethnic origins (such as Great Britain). <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>Your kids would be best off, and you'd have the best chance at providing them with a happy childhood and future, if your partner was ethnic European/Native American like yourself, or European.</quote> What is the basis of limiting myself to a certain race or ethnicity? What if I were to, say, marry an American girl, with American parents, all born and raised in the US, but they are of Chinese ancestry? --- <D</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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