Jared Taylor #racist amren.com

We Know How to Make America Strong

“Our diversity is our greatest strength,” right? The Founders just didn’t get it. The first citizenship law said that only “free white persons of good character” could become Americans.

And it wasn’t just race. One of the founders, John Jay, said America was strong because Americans were “a people descended from the same ancestors, speaking the same language, professing the same religion, attached to the same principles of government, very similar in their manners and customs.”

We didn’t fully understand the importance of diversity until 1965. Until then, we had an immigration policy that favored white people. America was 90 percent white and therefore very weak. It makes you wonder how we survived two world wars. What a mess it would be if there were only white people. You couldn’t have racial discrimination – and that’s all we ever talk about. But the real excitement we get from diversity is riots. Last summer, imagine how bored the police and the media would have been without BLM.

But did you know, there are still pockets of resistance to diversity? In his presidential memoirs, Barack Obama wrote about Indian PM Manmohan Singh, who couldn’t do more than keep the economy going and improve the social safety net. “Like me, he had come to believe that this was all any of us could expect from democracy, especially in big, multiethnic, multireligious societies like India and the United States. Not revolutionary leaps or major cultural overhauls”

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What? Doesn’t he realize that multiethnic, multireligious societies are diverse and therefore strong? We should be making revolutionary leaps all the time. Mr. Obama sounds like those dimwit Founding Fathers who thought the country should be all white.

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