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<blockquote data-quote="ilostabet" data-source="post: 1214957" data-attributes="member: 13181">I think this is extremely naive. We don&#039;t have to use our imagination, all we have to do is look at the 40s migrations from Europe. The US imported smart Europeans and Ashkenazim (which most evidence suggests are European, not Semites - but this is a topic for another time), and look at the transformations these people&nbsp; and their descendants brought upon society.These people, especially the smart and dangerous ones, will not avoid going to the US. No, they will go, and they will subvert the society&#039;s norms - silently, which is worse. There&#039;s much more to be feared in the long run from a small minority of subversives who look like you, than from a brown horde of violent primitives. Much easier to see the impact of the primitives, than the subversion - and the popularity of liberal anti-immigration sentiment in Europe and US proves my point. Many people are now seeing the effects of non-European immigration in the form of crime and disorder. They do not see however the effects of hedonism and liberalism - in fact, they want to protect their hedonism and liberalism from the brown hordes.This is why I consider immigration a symptom, not the disease - and that attacking the symptom while leaving the disease intact is the biggest error of the current crop of dissident right wingers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ilostabet, post: 1214957, member: 13181"] I think this is extremely naive. We don't have to use our imagination, all we have to do is look at the 40s migrations from Europe. The US imported smart Europeans and Ashkenazim (which most evidence suggests are European, not Semites - but this is a topic for another time), and look at the transformations these people and their descendants brought upon society. These people, especially the smart and dangerous ones, will not avoid going to the US. No, they will go, and they will subvert the society's norms - silently, which is worse. There's much more to be feared in the long run from a small minority of subversives who look like you, than from a brown horde of violent primitives. Much easier to see the impact of the primitives, than the subversion - and the popularity of liberal anti-immigration sentiment in Europe and US proves my point. Many people are now seeing the effects of non-European immigration in the form of crime and disorder. They do not see however the effects of hedonism and liberalism - in fact, they want to protect their hedonism and liberalism from the brown hordes. This is why I consider immigration a symptom, not the disease - and that attacking the symptom while leaving the disease intact is the biggest error of the current crop of dissident right wingers. [/QUOTE]

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