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Having experienced the banning of some of my columns ![]() The 'W' word? You can't say that!" According to his subsequent report on the banning, carried on VDARE, Sailer wrote that Jim Robinson, the owner of Free Republic, said the article was banned for "promoting racism" and because it was "divisive." Well, of course it did, and of course it was; it used the "W" word. Hmmmm. Well, read the column for yourself. But, unless you're a loony liberal or one of those Pimple Rightists who's afraid to even order white paint at the local hardware store lest someone take offense and think you're a racist, you'll be hard pressed to see why Sailer's column was banned. |
As I mentioned at the outset, I've experienced a similar
banning. One "conservative" Web site, that brags about being bold (no
kidding), banned my columns (all of them, I think). The guy who owns this
Web site also insisted on calling me "Dude" a couple of times in his emails
to me (Like, groovy. He's hip, you see) and did an email version of a
whisper about "us" not mentioning race or some such twaddle. "Us"? Did
he mean conservatives or did he mean whites. I think he meant conservative
whites, with a strong emphasis on the white part. ![]() Then, another "conservative" Web site ran some of my columns. However, my columns suddenly did a Lenin and disappeared from the site, never to be seen again. I never bothered to ask why, because the site is too damn slow loading anyway and it mostly runs the same old patellar reaction ![]() If I were to offer a wild guess as to why my stuff was pulled, I would say that they probably got a complaint from another of their "writers" who writes the most banal drivel about Ayn Rand and about why "we" (oh, not "we" exactly, just you and me) should die for Israel, even though "we" aren't Jewish (oh, not "we" exactly, just you and me). |
Now, I don't know this for a fact, but I suspect that
a bunch of the people running some of these "conservative" sites are
grown up (sort of) mentally constipated, sexually repressed now aging
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These "conservatives," unfortunately, represent all
conservatives in many people's eyes. Is it any wonder that so many people
don't like conservatives? These "conservatives" are inauthentic. They
are lifeless. They're afraid to scream out at an uncaring universe: I
EXIST. I WILL THINK MY THOUGHTS AND I WILL EXPRESS THOSE THOUGHTS, AND
IF SOMEONE DOESN'T LIKE MY THOUGHTS, SCREW THEM! Instead, these "conservatives"--these
Pimple Rightists-- sit over in the corner mewling about this or that arcane
![]() As you may have guessed, I have about as much use for the Pimple Right, as I do for liberals. The Pimple Rightists remind me of rabbits starting at the slightest sound. I say, screw them. Now, speaking of columns that get the Pimple Right running for cover, did you see the one I wrote about slimy brown goop? That's the one that Alan Dershowitz used at President Clinton's impeachment hearings in an attempt to smear Congressman Bob Barr and Senator Trent Lott, because these guys had once spoken before the C OF CC, a group that has been fearless in publishing my columns--not necessarily because the group necessarily agrees with them, but because they believe in (are you ready?) F R E E S P E E C H! Even for white people. How racist of them. |
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Being banned isn't so bad. There are many Web sites
starting up all the time, and with a little luck, there'll be writers
and Web masters who will refuse to conform to what the PC tyrants--which
includes many Pimple Rightists--think is acceptable. Free minds and free
speech are the issues, and as I've written elsewhere, in the end it matters
little whether free minds and free speech are being suppressed by government
jackbooted thugs or by private jackbooted thugs. Which is not to say that
those who own Web sites which do censor material are necessarily jack
booted thugs. After all, they should make decisions on what to run based
on their own criteria. They have free speech rights also. However, those
who are pushing for genuine free speech rights realize that the "seven
filthy words" you can't say aren't words about sex and bodily functions
anymore; they're now about anything that might state or infer that the
races of man are different from each other in any way other than skin
color, and anything that offends Jewish sensibilities. For more on the
harm caused--including the death of black babies-- by the belief that
there are no racial differences, take a gander at my column: "Black Medicine,
White Medicine," floating around in cyberspace someplace. |
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