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I also had to laugh at that poster harping about "white" nationalism equating to racism/supremacy. Why just mention whites anyway? Isn't that racism in itself?
Wow, you're really upset at the idea that a black person would feel free to take full advantage of their constitutional rights to freedom of movement and association, huh? Where GM chooses to live, travel or work doesn't affect you at all, but you're really flipping out about it. Why is this such a button for you?
That's all I wanted to say. This is about the freedom to live wherever one wants to live. This is about freedom of movement. If understanding my rights makes me "pompous" according to someone else, then that person has a big problem.
There is a big difference between "theory" and "reality". In theory, the Constitution affords you the right to live anywhere. Reality places restrictions on that right.
The Constitution also guarantees your right to "life", yet 20,000+ people are murdered annually.
There is a big difference between "theory" and "reality". In theory, the Constitution affords you the right to live anywhere. Reality places restrictions on that right.
The Constitution also guarantees your right to "life", yet 20,000+ people are murdered annually.
In reality, the #1 legal restriction I have is how much money I make. If I have the money, no one can legally stop me from buying a house anywhere. Some people likely don't want me there, but in a legal sense, all they can do is complain. Nothing else. If my mere residence in a certain neighborhood bothers the next door neighbor, then said person can just leave.
Murdering someone in America is illegal. Commit a murder and you'll get life in prison, and that's just the start.
Again, as long as I've got the money, what can anyone do to stop me (within legal means)?
Well, I'm American and I see it as my birthright to live anywhere in America I please. And EVERY American needs to accept that, period. I'm not of the racial separatist mentality. I'm not of the "stick to your own kind" mindset.
The pompous line.
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In reality, the #1 legal restriction I have is how much money I make. If I have the money, no one can legally stop me from buying a house anywhere. Some people likely don't want me there, but in a legal sense, all they can do is complain. Nothing else. If my mere residence in a certain neighborhood bothers the next door neighbor, then said person can just leave.
Murdering someone in America is illegal. Commit a murder and you'll get life in prison, and that's just the start.
Again, as long as I've got the money, what can anyone do to stop me (within legal means)?
Or kill you. It may not be legal but it certainly does happen. There are thousands of unsolved murders every year.
As I stated earlier, you should be safe in any white neighborhood. It's black neighborhoods where laws are treated as mere suggestions that would place you in jeopardy.
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Again, within the globalist plantation system, so-called people of colour actually despise being coloured & pull out all the stops to transition toward nordicism.
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Colonialism has had an impact, with lots of the invasions "done by people who were usually lighter skin, like the British", says Dr Ritumbra Manuvie, who teaches human rights law and has researched discrimination in South Asia.
In Clark's test, children were given a black doll and a white doll, and then asked which one they thought was better.
Overwhelmingly, they chose the white doll.
Davis asked 4- and 5-year-old kids at a Harlem school the same question in 2005. She found the children's answers were not that different.
"It was just, boom, which is the good doll. They said because the white one is the good one, the black one is the bad one," she said. "They internalize these stereotypes that are out there."
But the same little girl seemed to hesitate when she was asked to select the doll that looked like her.
She seemed to want to choose the white doll, and then reluctantly picked the black one.
Or kill you. It may not be legal but it certainly does happen. There are thousands of unsolved murders every year.
As I stated earlier, you should be safe in any white neighborhood. It's black neighborhoods where laws are treated as mere suggestions that would place you in jeopardy.
I currently live in a predominantly Black neighborhood at the moment. No one has killed me. I will be moved to another area to be closer to work. However, while living where I live, no one has tried to kill me.
Something else. Being a Black man, this is what I know of POOR Black areas. Black people don't get killed because other Black people don't want them there. It's often drug related crime, gang affiliation, or acquaintances getting angry with each other and fighting. It isn't "I don't want another Black man around".
Something else. The keyword is LEGAL. If I move to any neighborhood, if a neighbor doesn't want me there, said person has 2 choices that are WITHIN THE LAW!!
1) Leave the neighborhood.
2) Ignore me.
I know people end up missing. This still doesn't change the fact that I have freedom of movement and that I should be able to live wherever I please. Why on Earth should I sacrifice my freedom for someone else's so-called peace of mind?
I currently live in a predominantly Black neighborhood at the moment. No one has killed me. I will be moved to another area to be closer to work. However, while living where I live, no one has tried to kill me.
Something else. Being a Black man, this is what I know of POOR Black areas. Black people don't get killed because other Black people don't want them there. It's often drug related crime, gang affiliation, or acquaintances getting angry with each other and fighting. It isn't "I don't want another Black man around".
Something else. The keyword is LEGAL. If I move to any neighborhood, if a neighbor doesn't want me there, said person has 2 choices that are WITHIN THE LAW!!
1) Leave the neighborhood.
2) Ignore me.
I know people end up missing. This still doesn't change the fact that I have freedom of movement and that I should be able to live wherever I please. Why on Earth should I sacrifice my freedom for someone else's so-called peace of mind?
I agree with much of this, but I pointed out flaws in your statement about living anywhere you please.
You can do it but perhaps not safely, in spite of your Constitutional assurances.
Try buying a house in much of South-Central Los Angeles. You may soon be burned out of it.
Ask the families of many Jews who have been murdered after buying property in black neighborhoods.
You seem desperately anxious to prove me wrong, but you can't.
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