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Do you find it an admirable goal to reduce our percentage of the populas as a whole to numbers below 50%?

Our?

Anyway...I don't care if America is 95% white or 5% white. I believe racial and ethnic "self-determination" is an abomination and should be abhorrent to any civilized person. The core premise of America isn't a question of skin color - it is a belief in the fundamental dignity of all humans regardless of race or national origin.

It's the 21st century - we should move beyond looking at biological irrelevancies like skin color. If American becomes less than half white then so be it as long as the fundamental premises of America hold.

And this is where the rubber meets the road - Pat doesn't believe we brown-skinned types, on the whole, have what it takes to run America properly - otherwise he wouldn't be alarmed.

Yes our. I am white. I have a right to express my views as a part of that race. Would you deny that right to me? If you would, then you have in great measure proven why I do not wish to become a part of the minority race in this nation. Already the minority has sought to silence me. What other aspects would come as a result of my race becoming a minority?

I asked if you thought it would be a problem if there weren't a single white majority race nation. I believe your reply indicates you don't see a problem with that at all. I simply cannot understand that answer based on the fact that you seem to object if Buchanan doesn't want your race to become the majority here. If it didn't matter, you wouldn't care what Buchanan thought.

Here's a great example of what I am talking about. "And this is where the rubber meets the road - Pat doesn't believe we brown-skinned types, on the whole, have what it takes to run America properly - otherwise he wouldn't be alarmed." It isn't an issue of whether you would run the US properly. IF you didn't like it here, you could go to a nation where your race was dominant. If there are no white majority nations, we couldn't. You can't understand the difference?

It's the 21st century - we should move beyond looking at biological irrelevancies like skin color.

I agree with you about skin color, it shouldn't be the issue. Obviously Thomas Clarence, Alan Keyes etc are far better people than Clinton, Kennedy and many others. Kosovo was all about people of the same skin color but different languages and cultures, Canada is a divided nation because of 2 official languages. It's not race ---it's culture and language, how divided a country we wish to become and how much third world values we want to adopt.