“Dual Immersion” Madness

Posted by John S Bolton on September 17, 2005, 06:54 AM | #

This is typical egalitarian malice; just as if they believed that they should never pass up a chance to push people down as far as can be gotten away with. It shows why reversing the hispanic immigration is an urgent matter; officials find it so easy to use them as a way of trashing our minimum standards. Oddly enough, these officials don’t seem to realize that if the people rise up and demand the privatization of the government schools, the game is over, and the left loses.

Posted by stari_momak on September 17, 2005, 09:22 AM | #

But you see, this is a logical consequence of immigration—pretty much all immigration, because immigration always becomes a flood. Many of the Anglo proponents of these programs have the same attitudes toward Mexican immigrants as JJR does to South Asians. After all, they are ‘hard working’, they are ‘religious’, they are ‘natural conservatives’—that’s what we are told. So if they have all that going for them, their culture must be great. So we definitely should deny the benefits of it to our kids. So teach them Spanish.

Posted by Fred Scrooby on September 17, 2005, 10:06 AM | #

John Bolton and Stari Momak are both right:  among whites pushing this stuff are ones motivated by seething anti-white-Christian hatred who are consciously out to harm and if possible eradicate whites and their society, and ones who are dupes of the propaganda put out by the first group and don’t wish to extinguish or harm white-Christian society and people and have no idea that’s exactly what they’re doing (they think they’re helping them, when they’re killing them; the first group know they’re not helping them but killing them).  John Ray is sort of in the second group (he’s no dupe of course, having a brilliant, completely independent mind, but in his head he just can’t get the racial thing straight for some reason and so behaves as if he’s a member of the dupe category of white).

Posted by ummjack on September 17, 2005, 04:31 PM | #

The theory that the interior states will learn from California’s failure isn’t holding up, then.

Posted by Fred Scrooby on September 17, 2005, 05:09 PM | #

Ummjack it’s amazing and painful to have to say but no, not much sign of it holding up yet.  The ease with which the race-replacers have taken this country down must be astonishing even to them—it’s like a prospector mining for gold who wanders into a place where for acres and acres as far as the eye can see there are gold nuggets just lying on the ground waiting to be picked up.  No work involved—no digging, no panning, nothing—just stoop over as you walk, pick up the nuggets that are just lying there, and put them in your bag.  That’s how easy it’s been for the race-replacers throughout the white-Euro West.  Unfrickingbelievable.  One thing I’m convinced of, it never could have happened without women’s suffrage, the most nation-killing development to come along in ten thousand years.  The other ingredient was the modern effeminate version of Christianity.  Put those two together—the women’s vote and modern Christianity—and you’re as good as dead as far as being a nation-state is concerned.  Might as well pack it in and kiss the whole thing good-bye, friend, because those two—women voters and Christians—are going to change you into Sub-Saharan Africa, Mexico, and Algeria quicker than you can say Jack Robinson.

Posted by ummjack on September 17, 2005, 08:31 PM | #

Then again, as I pointed out on another thread, it’s impossible to compare a public school system in an interior state today with the public school system in California thirty years ago.  Homeschooling has changed everything.  The activist parents are all long gone from the system; all that is left are the poor and the feckless.

Posted by Matra on September 18, 2005, 10:22 AM | #

Speaking of Hispanics, one of America’s most famous (a Bush) has been arrested:

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050917/D8CM0Q0O3.html