Race Based Government?

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by TRFrance

Actually, Prax, you're not making a lot of sense here.

Are you serious? There are a lot of people who dislike other races apart from whites or whatever race/races they prefer.

3 examples from my personal experience/interactions:

I personally heard a remark made by a hispanic man, who clearly did not like blacks, although he has no problem with with whites people.

I also had a former co-worker who's black, and is married to an Asian woman but he's stated plainly he does not like white people.

I also know of a young white man who said he's ok with all other races, but dislikes the Indian people who live in his town.

A racist is someone that views all other races as inferior but their own. And in this case, since i was to google her and the word "racist" I discovered she even hates asians...being a filipina that is odd

Some people are prejudiced toward some races, but not all. Did you not know that?

Is that racism? Anyways, the point was, from what I have read, she hates all races but whites....sounds like someone is trying to distort her conservative view to me

I dont know where you live, but I've spent most of my life in New York City, probably the most racially diverse city in America, so I've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to this stuff.

You can explain to me later how that is relevant. I live in Southern California. We have little TJ, little Manila, little China town and a host of others. In short. I am up to my white ears in non-whites...unless you consider light skinned Mexicans whites. Not sure if that Qualifies me for something but I noticed it always becomes part of someone's argument around here so I thought I would toss that in. This city is mostly Hispanic. My schools when I was a kid were mostly Hispanic. Lots of Asians. Handfuls of blacks. Pretty Diversified

I dont know why you feel the need to defend Malkin, and try to convince me that she's not really a racist.

Why would you assume that what I posted was a need or a feeling? I did what you asked. I googled her name and racism...I found out she even hates asians...which she happens to be. Very odd. I don't know why you feel the need to vilify her and try to convince me she really is a racist.

Call her whatever you want.
I know what I call people like her.

And I would be willing to bet she would defend you right to your opinion too :-)

I'm also smart enough that many conservatives, whether they be writers, or talk show hosts, know that being outwardly, blatantly racist does not play well in today's society.

Can you give us an example of her blatent racism?

But when you listen to enough of their "conservative", "nationalistic" talk long enough, it's not hard to figure out where they're coming from, or what audience they're trying to appeal to with some of the things they're saying.

Americans? No wait..whites? So.....this filipina hates asians too? Odd bed fellows but I suppose it is possible. Me though? Im not going to condemn her based on hearsay. If you want to, go ahead and post some stuff by her that is blatently racist.

There are a lot of conservatives I've been listeing to and reading for years now (like Hannity, Ingram, Levin, Sullivan, Novak etc) who I dontconsider racist at all, and they dontsay the kind of the racially inflammatory things Malkin's been known to say. I know what race-baiting is. I've heard and read enough of her stuff long enough to know what I'm talking about.

And you are welcome to quote her so the rest of us can see your point, rather than hear your opinion. I welcome it!

If you want to call her a "nationalist", fine. Suit yourself, Prax.

She IS a nationalist. She might also be a racist too.

But I've found that most of the time, if it smells like a rat, its a rat.

So far all I have seen is someone else saying she is a racist.