I hope you have a chance to read this, and I would respectfully ask you to read a few entries on my blog:

http://theunsilencedscience.blogspot.com/

I agree with much of your assessment of white nationalism, but I would consider myself, for lack of a better term, a race realist because I think that is the point of view to which any rational person would come after looking at the scientific evidence. Furthermore, I do not think it is possible to defend classical liberalism without accepting race realism because individualism accepts that virtues like intelligence exist. Many virtues are partly genetic, and genetic differences are not very equally distributed by place of origin. Believing in virtue opens you to the charge of racism.

The Federal Government responded because The States were clearly denying individual liberty to its citizens as. The KKK and other influential politicians thwarted The Constitution in order to promote there racist vision for America. They brutally burnt and hung blacks on trees in order to freely associate amongst themselves. There is a limit to getting rid of people you don’t want to associate with just because you feel you own the road. In America both black and white can travel on the same road we do not have to hug but we both have a right to travel the same road. You don’t get to kick me off because you want to walk that road with white only white people.

Nah, Varg doesn’t like to be called Grishnackh anymore.

” All I know is getting into Valhalla has nothing to do with your heritage; Valhalla is reserved for Viking warriors who die in combat.”

No, there are other ways to get in. One can hang themselves like Odin did to gain entrance. (P.S. I am Half-Norwegian gifted with Aryan Ancestral Memory!)

” I hope nobody thinks the Vikings (I assume they are they poster boys for this nonsense) were racist. ”

Look up the word ’skraeling’.

“America was created, not out of a race or ethnicity, but out of an IDEA–the idea that all men are created equal and equally entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”

Sigh.

The first federal naturalization law, the Naturalization Act of 1790, restricted American citizenship to “free white persons.”

OH! So Mr. Knepper is wrong about what defines an “American”. Also, the citizens of the UK might find it interesting to know that they, too, are “Americans”. As are Canadians! How fascinating. And idiotic.

“But an American citizen who chooses to… etc etc”

No one is disputing that there are certain beliefs we Americans consider “American”. They are considered “American” because they were widely held by the historic American people (i.e. the descendants of the original British settlers, as well as the descendants of those who came after that assimilated into American culture to the extent that they are culturally indistinguishable from the descendants of those settlers) – that is what makes them “American”. It is not the belief that defines what an American is, it is what *Americans* belief that defines those beliefs as “American”.

Ever heard of affirmative action? Fair Housing laws? School busing?

If I try to set up a business that only serves or employs white people will you guarentee the government won’t come after me?

We lost our freedom of association in the 1960s.

I’m sorry – pre-1964 American immigration policy was… “un-American”? How so?

People self-segregate, especially in sex. Interracial marriages are still a small minority in America. As American citizens, we have a total right to freedom of association–which includes the right to NOT associate with those we don’t prefer.

But what YOU want is for racialist preferences to drive Federal policy. That you will not get. Because it’s un-American.

We used to have a “House Committee on Un-American Activities,” which investigated the alleged “un-American” activities of American citizens. Clearly there was a concept of “un-American” that had nothing to do with British ancestry. What was it?

In America, everybody knows what it means for an American citizen to act “un-American.”
Why don’t you?

Want another example? For many years till political correctness began in the 1970s, the comic book character Superman was characterized as fighting for “truth, justice, and the American way.”

So here you had a space alien from another planet fighting for “the American way.” Clearly that wasn’t due to his ethnicity, but to something else. What?

Every kid who read those comic books, and their parents, knew what “the American way” meant. It didn’t mean being of British descent. It meant a love of individualistic freedom; dealing with one’s neighbors peacefully, honestly, and fairly; and always keeping alive the dream of success through one’s own efforts.