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| Government Corruption |
| How Anti-White Discrimination Undermines Our Culture and Citizenship |
| 2023-04-03 |
| [PJ] American and Canadian institutions — business, education, military, medical, legal, and government — have all intentionally instituted systemic discrimination against white citizens who are increasingly treated as villains or excluded entirely. In the past, when the democratic norm of respect for the majority was taken for granted, white citizens, who make up strong majorities in both countries — 60% in the U.S. and 70% in Canada — did not suffer from racial discrimination. But with the adoption of the Marxist model of society, in which there is an oppressor class of villains and an innocent victim class, whites have been cast as the villains to be legitimately attacked and thwarted. Today, the discrimination against racial minorities in the past is no longer seen as justification for equalizing rights so that all enjoy equal citizenship and equal opportunity but as justification for flipping the racial hierarchy and giving minorities rights and benefits which are forbidden to white citizens. I can report this firsthand from universities, where I taught for fifty years. For a couple of decades at least, there was a double standard, with preference given to minority racial applicants over more academically accomplished white and Asian applicants. This of course was institutionalized in the U.S. by "affirmative action," transformed from President Kennedy’s insistence on equal treatment to President Johnson’s preferential treatment. Today universities in Canada and the U.S. do not just favor certain minority races but systemically exclude other races, particularly whites, from fellowship support and from jobs as professors and administrators. It would be easy to offer hundreds of examples (see them listed on the Society for Academic Freedom and Scholarship website at safs.ca), but this one from the University of Ottawa illustrates the pattern: |
| Posted by:Besoeker |
| #2 America, where the majority of people are marginalized. It didn’t work for the USSR, but we’ll try it again also. |
| Posted by: Super Hose 2023-04-03 07:04 |
| #1 An on-going phenomenon for more than sixty years. LBJ's infamous quote about an Africanized electorate is unnecessary. He knew exactly what what he was doing and so has every politician since. |
| Posted by: Besoeker 2023-04-03 04:52 |