Why The White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchal Culture Won't Be Toppled Any Time Soon (Mickey Z.)

Top Ten Reasons Why the White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchal Culture (WSCPC) Will Not be Toppled Any Time Soon

Mickey Z. -- World News Trust

1. The "average American" (AvAm) believes in the two-party/land of opportunity/god's country scam.

2. The AvAm is too busy "just getting by" to worry about the WSCPC.

3. Not tonight, "American Idol" is on.

4. Now is not the time; we've got evil-doers to kill, goddammit.

5. What passes for dissent usually involves asking permission to hold a sign in a predetermined "free speech zone" for a few hours on a Saturday afternoon.

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perhaps it's time for the Indians to take it back.

i think it's dimly penetrating the thick skulled yahoos that the wild bull they riding best be calmed down and relaxed, but they gotta use spurs to keep the thing standing up/moving, they need to blinker it or it see the huge mess it's in! they eventuallty must kill the wild bull or it tear them, their families, their friends, their neighbors, their 'classmates', indeed anyone who looks or smell like them, to bloody pieces...
bring it on!

Last night I was watching this forbidden show on the History channel. It was about finding the missing link. Basically, it explained how Neanderthals and "Modern Man" co-habitated the planet. How they branched off, migrated, then criss-crossed in Europe. And, finally, how Neanderthal man, who was referred to as one of the most successful species known on earth because of its longevity and its ability to survive during some of the roughest times known on earth, were wiped out by "Modern Man."

And that's what it's all about. Modern Man is about wiping out all competition. And that's what is happening now.

all other varieties of humans.

I be the animals and plants thought the continent was a paradise until the first human showed up.

oops, there goes the neighborhood.

Msongs
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:think:

white men have a thing about nature. I've noticed they hate mature trees and plants and feel compelled to trim them or cut them down completely.

anal

before evolving a sustainable hunter/gatherer culture.

There are scientific correlations between the appearance of men in America and the extinction of many a species:

http://www.dbc.uci.edu/~sustain/bio65/lec04/b65lec04.htm

And here's an opposing hypothesis:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/10/011025072315.htm


And Wikipedia has a contrast and compare entry:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_World_Pleistocene_Extinctions

the Europeans showed up, and most likely longer, as the latest archeological findings suggest.

get in the way of your bullshit.

Be nice if he did some better ones though

Jack Green's works. He traces how the earliest settlers were basicly itenerant fishermen and pine loggers on the North Atlantic coast, then the settler colonies came to pass, first Jamestown, a true exploitation colony based on the desire to get there to thwart France and Spain and to extract any gold/silver/timber/pine tar, etc. possible, which then when little was found, turned into cash crop economy with chattel slavery and indentureship at its base. Note that chattel slavery had passed out of Engish law long before and had to be "reinvented" on a new model, while indentureship was a long standing European tradition.

Even New England, with its nominal "lofty" purposes was founded by a group of self-selected "wingnuts" who weren't safe in Anglican pre-Revolution England, yet tried their damnest to recreate a literal New England with property rights unknown to the folk they found dwelling amongst them, in which traditional rights to usage were not permanent, but based upon tribal council and fluid in scope and location.

The majority of First Nations were not nomadic, but semi-sedentary, with new villages being moved as the soil was becoming played out and the hunting of game spent in one location and as populations grew. Thus, a band needed a large area of land for a cycle of agriculture and hunting, then leaving it fallow for a spell of time and advancing onward within their historic range.

Nomadic First Nations such as the Plains tribes on horseback, killing buffalo were a novelty, invented by Great Lakes wanderers and possible only by introduction of the horse from the Spanish, French and English.
Nor did most people live in the deep forest -- surrounded by it, but not in it! Land was cleared and burnt to open up hunting paths and encourage new growth for deer and for farming. Thus we have the "Old Fields" of the Cherokee who had a historic memory of their origins in the area prior to living memory.

The problem was that one could not be semi-sedentary and use British common law as a guide for life! The clash was fueled by an Indian desire for advanced European technology and the British absolute belief that the Indians were savages who did not have any rights, since they weren't Christian and did not "improve" their land, leaving it available morally, under their reasoning.

Frankly, they did not talk.

Dialog was stilted, since the paradigms of each group was so varied in what each meant when they stated something...