[Who is John Galt?]

"As government controls and the power of political pull have soared, many Americans have come to feel – some reluctantly, others righteously – that survival requires identification with a group, which can serve as one’s refuge in an uncertain world, one’s protector from the other groups, and one’s lobbyist in Washington. The easiest group to form or to join is one defined by race…”

“This is the emergence in the United States of the most primitive form of collectivism, the form endemic to backward cultures (and to controlled economies): tribal racism. Racism is what takes over anywhere – wherever the knowledge of the nature and possibilities of man, man the individual, has not yet been grasped, or is being battered into oblivion.”

Leonard Peikoff, THE OMINOUS PARALLELS - The End of Freedom in America, 1982

[Lurker]

Piekoff nailed it.

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[beejaa]

Thanks for the post. I’ll check out this book.

[aquila48]

“The easiest group to form or to join is one defined by race…”

Not the easiest but the most natural. It’s the birds of a feather type of thing. We identify with those that look like us, and tend to be predisposed to see a lot of the groups interests as our interests as well.

This has always been the case and will always be.

Multiracial societies have always been unstable. The only solution to our racial dystopia is the separation of races into separate country where each can control its own destiny. But I don’t see that happening soon, so things are going to get much worse racially speaking.