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La Raza is the Latino equivalent of the Ku Klux Klan.Anyone that does not get this has not been paying attention.MECHa is the Latino equivalent of the Aryan Nation.Anyone that does not get this has not been paying attention.As an example,take the oft quoted slogan of La Raza,"For the Race,everything,for those outside the Race,nothing".This slogan would have been a great fit in 1930's Germany.Nazi minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels would have loved it.
La Raza is the Latino equivalent of the Ku Klux Klan.Anyone that does not get this has not been paying attention.MECHa is the Latino equivalent of the Aryan Nation.Anyone that does not get this has not been paying attention.As an example,take the oft quoted slogan of La Raza,"For the Race,everything,for those outside the Race,nothing".This slogan would have been a great fit in 1930's Germany.Nazi minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels would have loved it.
MECHa and La Raza see the Aztec Brown race as being racially superior, so yeah they are no different from Joseph Goebbels and his crew.
La Raza is the Latino equivalent of the Ku Klux Klan.Anyone that does not get this has not been paying attention.MECHa is the Latino equivalent of the Aryan Nation.Anyone that does not get this has not been paying attention.As an example,take the oft quoted slogan of La Raza,"For the Race,everything,for those outside the Race,nothing".This slogan would have been a great fit in 1930's Germany.Nazi minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels would have loved it.
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Originally Posted by John McClane
MECHa and La Raza see the Aztec Brown race as being racially superior, so yeah they are no different from Joseph Goebbels and his crew.
And the irony is that said 'brown race' is descended from the raped Aztec, etc. women of Mexico courtesy of the White Hispanic conquistadors.
From the page: "There were the pro-Latino organizations which glossed over the problems of immigration in the attempt to help a community for which they cared very deeply. It was advocacy politics where the activists of the raza had an emotional stake in the argument and so would perform any intellectual contortion to rationalize and or apologize for the many problems in the immigrant Latino communities."
It's all because the organizations care so deeply for the campesinos from Mexico and Central America and want to downplay and apologize for the problems involved.
From the page: "There were the pro-Latino organizations which glossed over the problems of immigration in the attempt to help a community for which they cared very deeply. It was advocacy politics where the activists of the raza had an emotional stake in the argument and so would perform any intellectual contortion to rationalize and or apologize for the many problems in the immigrant Latino communities."
It's all because the organizations care so deeply for the campesinos from Mexico and Central America and want to downplay and apologize for the problems involved.
Guess what, organizations: let the mostly White elite in Mexico take care of their Indian/Mestizo citizens-----------we owe SoB nothing.
What ever happened to border trespasser? Isn't that what they really are?
Even with illegal alien, its sort of implied that they're "here". Like they had visitation rights that they're in violation of.
I wonder how the public reaction would change if they were considered border trespassers.
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