Lawrence Auster
Consider my mantra, adapted from something Howard Phillips said years ago: Democrats will take us over the cliff at 90 miles an hour. Republicans stay within the speed limit, but they will still take us over the cliff. That is the single most succinct account of modern politics. Now apply the same idea to immigration. Illegal immigration will take us over the cliff at 90 miles an hour. Legal immigration stays within the speed limit, but it will still take us over the cliff. Yet the energy of conservatives is focused almost exclusively on illegal immigration, and if you try to bring up legal immigration, you're told, with annoyance, that the country is not ready to deal with that issue, we must focus only on illegal. And it's true that there would not have been the hundreds of thousands of callers to Congress stopping the immigration bill in 2007, if the issue had been legal immigration. People are able to grasp violations of law--it doesn't make them "racist" to oppose violations of law. But to oppose turning our country into a Hispanic country, well, that seems racist, or at least it's something they don't feel comfortable discussing.
When it comes to immigration and national survival, race is the supreme issue, the issue on which all others hang. On one side, our country is steadily being changed into a different country by the immigration of people of different race. On the other side, we are letting this happen because, controlled by liberalism, we are morally incapable of saying that we should not allow our country to be re-populated and transformed into a different country by people of other races. So: racially diverse mass immigration is undoing us, and our irrational, immoral, and cowardly fear of being "racist" makes us incapable of stopping that racially diverse mass immigration.
It all comes down to race. You may not want to think about race, but race is thinking about you.
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