If anybody deserves to profit from white nationalism it’s these guys

[HighStickHarry]

They have put in the leg work for a long time pushing this narrative. Congrats on capitalizing on the latest wave in the craze.

https://www.weeklystandard.com/jeryl-bier/endowment-of-southern-poverty-law-center-nears-500-million

 

[anon_xl72qcu5isp39]

Dude, I swear you need to drop out of teachign and get a PhD in racial studies. You and Nurse Ratchet could be the Watson and Crick of white nationalism.

 

[HighStickHarry]

I freely admit I am obsessed with dismantling the idea that racism is metasticizing

 

[HighStickHarry]

I am not a teacher btw before everyone starts calling the carney superintendent

 

[Medic007]

I freely admit I am obsessed with dismantling the idea that racism is metasticizing

Race pimping is great politics for the left.

 

[anon_xl72qcu5isp39]

I freely admit I am obsessed with dismantling the idea that racism is metasticizing

Uh huh. Treat a benign tumor by ingesting as much asbestos, bacon grease and cigarette smoke as possible and it won't be benign.

And I know I'm torturing your metaphor, but it's a shitty metaphor.

 

[HighStickHarry]

My son just said Alexa play James Brown. Raising them right.

 

[Medic007]

Uh huh. Treat a benign tumor by ingesting as much asbestos, bacon grease and cigarette smoke as possible and it won't be benign.

And I know I'm torturing your metaphor, but it's a shitty metaphor.

It only appears to be "metasticizing" because you lefties are claiming every normal cell in the body has cancer. Sounds really stupid because it is.

 

[NZ Poke]

I freely admit I am obsessed with dismantling the idea that racism is metasticizing

Have you ever wondered why nobody is telling Asian countries like Japan or South Korea to become more diverse / embrace multiculturalism?

Marinate on this if you haven’t already.


And if you want to witness some epic cognitive dissonance, gently ask a leftist family member or friend if they think countries like Japan (or South Korea) need more diversity, and why that is.

Try to get them to elaborate on any answers, and ask follow up questions. But be nice about all of it and just observe.

 

[HighStickHarry]

Have you ever wondered why nobody is telling Asian countries like Japan or South Korea to become more diverse / embrace multiculturalism?

Marinate on this if you haven’t already.


And if you want to witness some epic cognitive dissonance, gently ask a leftist family member or friend if they think countries like Japan (or South Korea) need more diversity, and why that is.

Try to get them to elaborate on any answers, and ask follow up questions. But be nice about all of it and just observe.

I have marinated on that greatly.

 

[NZ Poke]

I have marinated on that greatly.

Data on Japan.

Meanwhile, in London.....

 

[NipponPoke]

Saw this lady on the Tokyo subway last week and it immediately made me think of Kiwi Poke. Got kind of a chuckle out of it. Some really interesting changes occurring in Japan.

 

[NZ Poke]

Is one random photo reflective of true changes in Japan?

Please elaborate on these changes....

You should move back to the US, which is transitioning into “real diversity.”

 

[squeak]

Saw this lady on the Tokyo subway last week and it immediately made me think of Kiwi Poke. Got kind of a chuckle out of it. Some really interesting changes occurring in Japan.

We will see how they like it when the immigrants don’t stand in line for the train or walk on the right side of the hallway/sidewalk/tunnel.

 

[NZ Poke]

Low crime.
Low corruption.
High trust and social cohesion amongst Japanese families and neighbors.
Clean streets.
Great infrastructure.
Great healthcare.
Great schools.


Are these **really** things worth preserving, Japan?


Think of all the things Japan is
missing out on by choosing a different path (remaining Japanese) — compared to western nations adopting “global” models and mindsets — like Germany, the UK, France, Australia, Canada, Holland, Ireland and the USA.

Not saying Japan doesn’t have significant problems (their “lost generation” of young men is a big one) — but it seems like they have a solid chance of figuring it out.

 

[Medic007]

Low crime.
Low corruption.
High trust and social cohesion amongst Japanese families and neighbors.
Clean streets.
Great infrastructure.
Great healthcare.
Great schools.


Are these **really** things worth preserving, Japan?


Think of all the things Japan is
missing out on by choosing a different path (remaining Japanese) — compared to western nations adopting “global” models and mindsets — like Germany, the UK, France, Australia, Canada, Holland, Ireland and the USA.

Not saying Japan doesn’t have significant problems (their “lost generation” of young men is a big one) — but it seems like they have a solid chance of figuring it out.

Get on board the Yang train...

https://dailycaller.com/2018/11/17/andrew-yang-2020-social-credit/

 

[NipponPoke]

When I say real changes, I'm referring to service industry jobs particularly in elderly health care. The Japanese are having a tremendous problem finding people for lower paying jobs.

It's more likely today if you walk into any 7-11, Family Mart, McDonald's, etc. the cashier is from somewhere in Asia. This was unheard of ten years ago. I was in a Family Mart the other day and the cashier from Nepal started up a conversation. Decent guy. Really weird to be having a conversation in English with a convenience store cashier. There's a 7-11 near Wasada University that was employing a couple of American college girls. And the new industry for foreigners.....taxi cab drivers. Times are a changing.

There's a show on TV that highlights foreigners working in Japan. The other day they featured a Canadian guy driving a cab in Tokyo. Interesting show. We, of course, would never see a show like that in our country but it would be kind of interesting to feature immigrants, why they came here, and what they do to get a leg up. Get to know people on a personal level.

The nursing home industry, similar to America, has been pretty much completely taken over by immigrants. And, just like home, features a few cases of employee abuse by less than reputable business owners.

Of course, Japan has been bringing in Brazilians to work in factories and young westerners for English schools for years.....but this is a whole new territory.

Does anyone have a problem with black women sweeping the pageants?

 

[aliabedi]

When I say real changes, I'm referring to service industry jobs particularly in elderly health care. The Japanese are having a tremendous problem finding people for lower paying jobs.

It's more likely today if you walk into any 7-11, Family Mart, McDonald's, etc. the cashier is from somewhere in Asia. This was unheard of ten years ago. I was in a Family Mart the other day and the cashier from Nepal started up a conversation. Decent guy. Really weird to be having a conversation in English with a convenience store cashier. There's a 7-11 near Wasada University that was employing a couple of American college girls. And the new industry for foreigners.....taxi cab drivers. Times are a changing.

There's a show on TV that highlights foreigners working in Japan. The other day they featured a Canadian guy driving a cab in Tokyo. Interesting show. We, of course, would never see a show like that in our country but it would be kind of interesting to feature immigrants, why they came here, and what they do to get a leg up. Get to know people on a personal level.

The nursing home industry, similar to America, has been pretty much completely taken over by immigrants. And, just like home, features a few cases of employee abuse by less than reputable business owners.

Of course, Japan has been bringing in Brazilians to work in factories and young westerners for English schools for years.....but this is a whole new territory.

Does anyone have a problem with black women sweeping the pageants?

Thanks I was about to write about new immigration laws coming in Japan.

 

[Toonisnotmy2cents]

Is one random photo reflective of true changes in Japan?

Please elaborate on these changes....

You should move back to the US, which is transitioning into “real diversity.”

Seems awfully dumb to mention black beauty pageant contestants, given trump’s own history with ensuring they didn’t...but you never cease to exhibit a healthy dose of irony ***shrugs shoulders***

 

[imprimis]

It's more likely today if you walk into any 7-11, Family Mart, McDonald's, etc. the cashier is from somewhere in Asia.

Joe Biden talked about that years ago describing 7-11 employees.

 

[NZ Poke]

Does anyone have a problem with black women sweeping the pageants?

Can’t imagine so.

But this is an America where black women get fired by powerful multinational corporations — for saying non-minorities and non-LGBT’s can also be diverse.

This is what she said, which got her into big trouble, and eventually fired.

Marinate on this:

 

[HighStickHarry]

Can’t imagine so.

But this is an America where black women get fired by powerful multinational corporations — for saying non-minorities and non-LGBT’s can also be diverse.

This is what she said, which got her into big trouble, and eventually fired.

Marinate on this:

The farther we get away from this truth the harder it will be to ever return to a culture based on common sense.

 

[CBradSmith]

Can’t imagine so.

But this is an America where black women get fired by powerful multinational corporations — for saying non-minorities and non-LGBT’s can also be diverse.

This is what she said, which got her into big trouble, and eventually fired.

Marinate on this:

If this is an accurate reflection of what happened, then we are truly living in bizarro world.

 

[NZ Poke]

If this is an accurate reflection of what happened, then we are truly living in bizarro world.

It absolutely happened.

It’s just a reflection of how bizarro we’ve gone, that stories like this permanently disappear into the memory hole — never to be discussed or brought up again.

Another disturbing part of our modern world is how stories from six months ago are considered outdated or old news — while stories from two used ago (like this) are almost ancient and irrelevant. That’s a truly dystopian mindset and reality.


Anyway, here’s a story about the conference where the lady made her comments — October 2017.

https://qz.com/1097425/apples-first...-she-focuses-on-everyone-not-just-minorities/


Here’s a story about her getting fired one month later:

https://nypost.com/2017/11/17/apples-diversity-chief-lasts-just-six-months/

 

[imprimis]

It absolutely happened.

It’s just a reflection of how bizarro we’ve gone, that stories like this permanently disappear into the memory hole — never to be discussed or brought up again.

Another disturbing part of our modern world is how stories from six months ago are considered outdated or old news — while stories from two used ago (like this) are almost ancient and irrelevant. That’s a truly dystopian mindset and reality.


Anyway, here’s a story about the conference where the lady made her comments — October 2017.

https://qz.com/1097425/apples-first...-she-focuses-on-everyone-not-just-minorities/


Here’s a story about her getting fired one month later:

https://nypost.com/2017/11/17/apples-diversity-chief-lasts-just-six-months/

All the more reason some of the upper echelon coup conspirators -- meaning up to and into the WH -- have to pay a price.