Monday, July 15, 2019
The identity crisis is over and it's politically incorrect
When America accepted
multiculturalism related to ignorant and malevolent immigration policies
it set up an identity crisis in America, which was also seen across
the Western world, especially since the Immigration and Nationality
Act of 1965 which abolished the National Origins Formula, and
removed discrimination against non-Northwestern European ethnic
groups.
Then began the identity
movements, the “me” movements of the hedonistc 1960's, the
women's movement, etc. and finally the ethnic identity movement of
today which, although politically incorrect, has finally solved the
identity crisis in the West brought on by the ignorant and malevolent
immigration policies of multiculturalism.
In spite of the big media
and the schools being strongly against it, somehow the ethnic identity movement arrived at the
social behavior that harmonizes with real human nature, which both
tradition (more or less) and the Neo-Darwinist science of
sociobiology define as being kin-centered, gender defined,
age-graded, heterosexual marriage-making, hierarchical, ethnocentric,
even xenophobic, and religious-making, among other things, with
group-selection as the primary unit of selection.
And wouldn't you know it,
the ethnic identity movement, which solved the identity crisis, is considered politically incorrect by
both liberals and conservatives. Belief in the universalism of
equality before God on the right and belief in the universalism of
equality before man on the left seems to be the sticking point
against the ethnic identity movement, encouraged by those with
decidedly unequal wills to power in the Big Media and the schools.
The ethnic
identity movement does not affirm the racial supremacism of the old
racial nationalism but affirms an ethnopluralism of ethnostates,
which is the realistic way of thinking about universalism or
equality. For example, an ethnopluralism of
ethnostates or regions could be established legally in the United
States with our constitutional separation of powers and states,
and protected by federalism.
In any case the identity crisis is over, and it's
politically incorrect.
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