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:	post by NIGGER at 2007-07-10 15:22:19

I saw a bumper sticker yesterday that said "Hate is Not a Family Value." After contemplating this false dichotomy dividing human choices into two simplistic categories, I saw through it, to where it and I agree. I'm not a big fan of hatred.

The writer Tom Wolfe refers to liberalism as "a fashion" and in my experience he's correct. It is not a fully developed ideology, but the kind of emotional reaction that divides the world into hate and non-hate. It is not a belief system for thinkers, but for harried distracted people who want to do well and have no idea where to begin.

While many will attack liberals, I think it's fair instead to say that they are misguided, and to explain to them where I agree with their emotions and not their solutions. After all, I agree with liberals on the basics of the their creed: we should treat people fairly, and prevent a larcenous wealthy minority from exploiting them.

What I don't agree with are the emotional tantrums that develop from that, such as a hatred of anyone who is born more favored by nature, or an insidious desire to work against any majority in the name of "equality." I don't support their conception of revenge against those who are getting ahead through the mechanism of saddling them with parasites.

Read more >> by [URL=http://www.nazi.org/community/columns/smith/]Craig Smith

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