Oh shut up.
Alright, this is so stupid. I've had enough of this buttcrap. I am sick of both liberals and conservatives when it comes to the issue of interracial marriage. This is exactly what George Carlin warned us about.
"That's all you ever hear about in this country is our differences. That is all the media and the politicians are ever talking about: the things that separate us; things that make us different from one another. That’s the way the ruling class operates in any society. They try to divide the rest of the people. They keep the lower and the middle classes fighting with each other so that they, the rich, can run off with all the money!"
People cannot see how we are being manipulated into hating each other. Looking at the Twitter exchange above, Joel Berry apparently works for The Babylon Bee, which is a fantastic parody news website I enjoy visiting for a laugh. Apparently he was trolling the "groypers" by saying that interracial marriage should be mandatory for the next 100 years until everyone is the same shade of brown. The guy is bonkers and was making a flippant remark. He knows how to push buttons. At first I thought that he was some shitlib until I learned that he is with the Babylon Bee. When the Gab News account asked if this was his same policy for Israel, he trolled further by stating that he's a Zionist and that Israel should be excluded.
The dumb thing is that people actually believe this crap, on both sides. I've no idea what is going through this man's mind, but I suspect that he was just trolling people. "Groypers," if you do not know, are the self-named following of Nick Fuentes, a young conservative man who is of mixed Caucuasian/Hispanic decent himself and has expressed his opposition to mixed races. This is the kid who has made dumb, insensitive Holocaust jokes and has therefore been tarnished as a "Nazi" by the media. He obviously talks out of his ass. I don't think he is as rotten as he is made out to be, but frankly I would not doubt it if this guy is tied to the FBI or CIA somehow. Controlled opposition? I have no idea. I don't like the guy. I don't agree with him. Jesse Peterson, a black conservative man, also does not approve of mixed-race relationships. I don't care. They are free to say whatever they like about people like me, and I support their freedom of speech to say stuff that hurts me. That's what "freedom of speech" is all about.
I haven't lived in the USA for the past 11 years, but from what I gather, pretty much every commercial on TV pushes the image of mixed race couples as the norm. This is some sort of libtard obsession with "fighting racism" or some other crap, tilting at windmills, etc. All this does is breed resentment, but I'm sure that is pretty much the marching orders straight from the Tavistock Institute or wherever this mindset comes from. Pitting people against each other for no other reason than to distract people from the elites who are the real ones who are ruining their lives.
The reaction that conservatives have is, "Hey, what's wrong with White couples?" The answer is, of course, there is nothing wrong with that. But there is a push to make it seem like there is. This just creates friction, and therefore you get the problem - reaction - solution Hegelian Dialectic at work which traps us all. What this does, however, is that it may breed resentment towards people like myself.
I am a Caucasian of mostly Dutch German decent, married to a Japanese girl. Therefore I have an interracial marriage. I do not need stupid commercials to validate my marriage. That already happened with World War II. I just want to be left alone. I resent how the image of interracial couples is being used to bludgeon people over the head and place the nature of my marriage on a pedestal as some sort of ideal love relationship for others to aspire to. I do not want the nature of my marriage to be used as some stupid political message to manipulate others because I do not do this to others.
No, I am not better than others because I have an interracial marriage. Let's get this straight: I am better than others because I use Linux exclusively on my home computers! That is what justifies my superiority complex. I identify as a penguin.
If people choose to love others from differing ethnicities, then so be it. In the book of Numbers, chapter 12 in the Bible, Miriam and Aaron gave their younger brother Moses crap for marrying a black Cushite woman, from the region of present day Southern Ethiopia. She was not an Israelite, so they were not happy about this. Well, it is obvious whose side God was on, since both Miriam and Aaron were temporarily cursed with leprosy. God favored the interracial marriage and punished the siblings for their divisive attitude. So this story alone disproves any claims from anyone claiming to be a Bible-believer that interracial marriage is not good. I remember going to lunch with that guy Scott who went to my church back in '96 who told me that he didn't think it would be right to marry outside of one's race. Perhaps I could have said, "I don't know where you get your delusions, laser brain." He seemed sincere about it. I liked him, though. He was a kind man and he wasn't racist, but just was uncomfortable with the idea of mixing races. Maybe he never read Numbers chapter 12. I honestly couldn't care less. Weren't Irish and Italian immigrants treated like crap long ago in America, and weren't marriages with those groups, even among Whites, disproved of long ago in America? Something like that. I'm too lazy to look it up. My point is that stuff like interracial couples really doesn't matter.
I married Mayu not because she's Japanese or that I wanted to be better or more "enlightened" than others. I did not do it to make some political statement. I married her because I love her. If White people want to marry other White people, then that is fine. I couldn't care less. I only have one child, so anyone who has a problem with me just needs to have two singe-race children to outdo me. It shouldn't be hard.
But you see, when statements like this one by Joel Berry are made, whether they be serious or not, it just gets people upset. The reason why super liberal people say stuff like, "We need to reduce the White population" is just to make people angry. But look at who is saying this crap. Most of the time they're miserable, unhappy White liberals! White people complaining that there are too many White people? They just say this crap to get people worked up.
Now what is concerning is deliberate demographic replacement, particularly with people from incompatible cultures. Mass importation of people from violent, backwards countries will invariably spell disaster. I am not a racist, but I freely admit that some cultures are better than others. When the streets of Paris look more like that of Somalia and violence constantly erupts, then that is a problem. A black man from Africa in France is no problem, as long as he is there to contribute to the culture. When the #1 name for boys being born in England is Mohammad or some stupid variation on the spelling, then that is a problem. Especially since Islam will always seek to dominate. It is just as much of a political force as it is a death cult. The pattern is always the same with Islam. "We are a poor minority, so please give us special privileges." And once they increase in number, they will seek to supplant. But I have no problems with their ethnicity. Arabic and Persian women are incredibly beautiful. If I was young and single and I knew such a girl was great and her family wasn't crazy, I wouldn't hesitate to marry her and have kids with her. I guess I'm just like that. It's the religion I do not trust.
In my college years, I can think of about eleven girls I was either interested in dating or they were interested in dating me. Four of them were White. One was Hispanic (I assume she was... Her name was possibly Portuguese and she had an olive complexion with black hair). The rest were Asian. Of those, one of course was the girl I married. Wait... There was that nice, half-black girl at ASU West named Nikki who I think may have liked me. So make that... 12? So of the four White girls, two I have already written about just recently in my Greg's Life #127 essay since I dated them. Aside from them, there was one White girl who worked at Dairy Queen, the summer of '94, before I started college. We worked at the food court at the mall and I had a crush on her for a bit. I tried asking her out and nothing happened, except from that time on, she and her coworkers would laugh at me. I couldn't hear what they were saying, but it was obvious that they were making fun of me. "Ha ha, there's that pathetic nerd across the way at that dumpy Greek place. What a loser!" Another was the chick at Kit's Camera who sort of hit on me a bit when I worked at the damned Cinnabon at Metrocenter. She'd brag about how cool it was to work in the darkroom because she didn't have to talk to anybody. I often thought about how happy I would've been to be trapped in that darkroom with her since photography was a hobby of mine, after all. I asked her if her camera store was hiring and she said they weren't. She said she liked her job and would never do any work that required her to wear a gay pink hat or pasties. The pink hat she was referring to was mine, working at craptastic Cinnabon with the dumbass manager of mine. One time I got the Dymo gun to make new lettering that said "RASPUTIN" and had that on my Cinnabon nametag all day. The cute girl from the camera shop thought it was clever. All day people were calling me Rasputin and my stupid manager never caught on until towards the end of the day, then she got angry. This was the summer of '95. The camera girl wore glasses and I wanted to make out with her in that darkroom developing film with her, but it never happened. I only worked at that crappy place for a week, and never saw that girl again. I think maybe she liked me.
So wait.. that makes it five White girls. Another was a girl named Kate. I was 18 and she was 20. She wore glasses, her brown hair pulled back into a ponytail... I had no idea how to talk to her being the pathetic nerd that I was. I thought she was so cool and I think she could tell that I liked her, so she talked with me. I knew her from a Bible study group for misfits called "Unchurch" that I had attended during my first year of college. She also managed a couple of local rock bands, so I saw her at The Cellar that I wrote about in my essay on being a lovesick nerd, #127. So what am I up to now, 12 girls total? More than half of those were non-White girls. I've always liked girls with black hair, what can I say? My point is that I was open to love regardless of race, and that I wasn't like some "Asian fetishist" who is only attracted to Asians.
The one thing about Asian girls, in my experience, is that they tend to be straight shooters and do not pull the mind game crap that Caucasian girls do. Saying the opposite of how they feel, pretending to not like a boy even though she does, etc. Moreover, if you are into Asian culture, Asian girls will be flattered whereas maybe a Caucasian girl has a chance of thinking you're weird. At least that's in my experience.
If someone thinks that my open mindset to love is a mental illness, I couldn't care less. They are free to do so. I'm not going to look down on anyone who isn't willing to find love outside of their skin color. If they take the easy road, that's fine. Everyone is different. Live and let live. The problem is when the image of interracial couples used to hammer people and make them feel inadequate or something. This is wrong.
Here in Japan, I am raising a mixed-race daughter. The only time she has felt uncomfortable was especially when she was younger, other young children would stare at her. I told her that it's because they find her beautiful and they think she is cool, but they do not know what to say to her. She's just exotic to them, and they mean no harm. Unfortunately, the media in Japan prattles on a bit too much about half-Japanese people as though they are superior beings or something. Without consulting anyone who actually knows English, the word hafu ("half") was coined to describe half-Japanese people. Without realizing that just calling someone "half" is extremely belittling and discriminatory, this phrase was used too often and eventually the blowback caused the stupid media to reconsider this term. Now I hear well-meaning people suggest the word "double" instead, but I don't like that either. So my daughter is twice as better as a kid who is 100% Japanese? Why don't they just stop using terms to clump people into categories? If they had just kept the term "half Japanese" from the beginning, then there wouldn't have been any blowback.
I would appreciate it if Japanese culture wouldn't place such mixed-race people on a pedestal like they do. I remember many years ago, I looked through a children's clothing catalog and every single child model featured in the product photographs was obviously mixed-race. I could only therefore assume that pure Japanese children were not invited to be models for the catalog. That is discrimination. It's wrong. But due to the way mixed-race children can be elevated to such an ideal, I have had to tell my daughter something I would rather not:
"Because of the way you are, you will find that many people will instantly love you and will be attracted to you. However, there also may be others who will automatically resent you for the way you are, because they probably are made to feel jealous or inadequate for not being like you. Neither of these attitudes are good, because people should be evaluated by their hearts, not by their appearance."
I hate having to tell her this. But that is the way it is. As for the current American political climate, both conservative and liberals need to shut up and realize that they are only playing into the hands of the filthy rich elites who stand to gain by pitting us against each other.
The only partially-compelling argument against mixed races is the issue about organ transplant compatibility. Such procedures are always difficult, but one thing that people do not realize is that mixed-race children tend to be far healthier. When Mayu was pregnant with Ulan, we had visited a geneticist as part of the program we were on. I was surprised to learn that so many race-specific genetic disorders, such as cystic fibrosis for Caucasians and sickle cell anemia for Blacks, greatly disappear with mixed-race children.
And of course, one undeniable benefit of mixed-race people is how often they tend to be very beautiful people. I've discovered Elaiza Ikeda through Tumblr and Pinterest, a woman of Japaneese/Filipino descent who is incredibly beautiful. She's been in movies I've never heard nor care about, posed for Playboy Magazine and such. I don't know about that, but I do know how beautiful she is and she means a lot to Filipinos living in Japan. I'll just end this essay with a post I made on Gab recently.
A look at the magazine I bought in high school that started my life in Japan
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