Discovering Implicit White Communities, Part 2

Where do we start? How do we move out of the Internet echo chamber ghetto? by William Sheldon In <a href=”Discovering Implicit White Communities,â� Part 1″>“Discovering Implicit White Communities,”</a> Part 1, we reviewed Kevin MacDonald’s article,<a href=”http://www.theoccidentalquarterly.com/archives/vol6no4/MacDonald.pdf”> Psychology and White Ethnocentrism</a>,” in which he presents the evidence from psychologists for the existence of a struggle in each European American, between our innate preference towards people like us and the need to conform to the multicultural (anti-White) ethic that emerged dominant in the second half of the 20th century. He illustrates his concept of implicit Whiteness with several examples: Republican Party, Country Music, NASCAR, and Evangelical Christianity. With MacDonald’s theoretical framework established we can now pull on a thread that is implied in his article: How do we plot all European American communities somewhere on a continuum between implicit and explicit and use this knowledge to our advantage? Discovering European American Space
We frequently hear criticism within our ranks that we are little but
an Internet virtual movement, that White “activists” will say things on
the Internet that they would or could not say in our daily interactions
with family, co-workers, neighbors. Take Guillaume Faye, for example,
who writes:
Unfortunately for us, this same powerful tool [the Internet allows
people to think that they are advancing or fighting for the cause by
simply talking on the Internet. Action, comrades. If talk leads to
action, then talk is beneficial. If talk leads to simply a modified
version of a Japanese Anime enthusiast Internet community with a
different focus for its enthusiasm, then nothing has been done. Worse,
the appearance of action has set us back.<a href=”http://www.toqonline.com/2009/11/implicit-white-communities-2/#comment-4339″>Continue…</a>[In no uncertain terms we strongly advise a careful read of an addendum authored by "A Finn" at the end of this TOQ piece. Ed.

2009-11-27