THE ROBERT W. WHITAKER ARCHIVE

GOOD THOUGHTS FROM PAIN | 2009-02-20

BOB!

Two points to ponder:

(1) Why is that the more radical the racist, the better he gets along with other races?

Moral: The world would be a more peaceful place were all racist.

(2) Why is is that he who was most successful at truly being the good little boy will grow up to be a bad ass?

Think of: Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, NB Forrest, Adolf Hitler; all very good little boys, all notorious bad asses.

Bad ass: He who withstands the temptations of the a**hole, both the crook (the kick ass) and the fop (the wide ass), which everyone expects the bad ass to be and is angry that he is not.

Moral: Bad-assness is closer to godliness. John the Baptist was a bad ass: he wore a loin cloth and ate grasshoppers for supper!

Dixi.

From the master of boiling it down,

Pain

COMMENTS (1)

#1 Dave | 2009-02-21 02:53

Robert Whitaker has described the Establishment as "determined double thinkers", a perfect description of the mentality prevalent in the Establishment.

This mentality only exists because of the great asymmetry of power in the Establishment's favor.

It is this asymmetry of power that permits anti-white whites their conceit. In contrast, we racists are far more reality based, hence our ability to move among nonwhites easily.

But what happens is this: gradually, so very gradually, slippage of the Establishment's power advantage transpires, yet the Establishment persists in its double think.

This is Israel today. This is the foreign policy establishment today. This is academia today. This is the media today.

This is also death walking on cats' feet. And that is what death is, it walks on cats' feet.