[george wythe]

I don't understand your ranting about race.

My whole point is about ethnicity, not race.

Do you know the difference?

An ethnic club can provide a strong bond for a group of people to meet on a regular bases; for instance, a hispanic club attracks people of different races, including whites. The common bond is an ethnicity, not a race.

Similarly, Caucasians join clubs based on ethnicity, such as a German-American club or the Danish-American Chamber of Commerce.

My whole point is that this Caucasian club seems to a cry for attention, with a short shelf life.

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

"I don't understand your ranting about race."


Methinks you understand very little of which you speak, but if speak you must, then speak for yourself, not for others. You stated Whites have no bond to other Whites as a whole, only to their own particular White ethnicity. That leads me to paraphrase one Priscilla Mullins, "speak for yourself, John Alden".

I am ethnic nothing, not Pole, Dane, English, German, or (fill in the blank) American, but a White American. I have no bond to any one certain White ethnicity, but a bond to them all as Whites. I am first an American, second, I am a White American, and I am very proud to be both.