That’s a good question.

The way it would be answered though would be whether it was short or long term we are talking about.

Ultimately, in the long term I would not want enough Asians to still be residing on this continent for it to be a major issue. I’d like to see them repatriated to their lands of origin through incentives and through making them not feel completely welcome as permanent residents through a revitalization of the older American ethnocentrism which would cause the nation to close ranks against them in providing full access to all areas of our society. Just as it is in Asia currently in how outsiders are regarded. I would also once again like the idea that an Asian or any other non-white would be placed in any serious position of authority or power in this society to become laughable.

In the short term with regards to politics i.e., obtaining what is currently possible I realize the goals must be different.

I am absolutely in favor of a push for complete race blindness in the mainstream political arena until if and when a rebirth of the old ideas arise in enough people to begin winning elections with them.

It should be just as the 1960’s radicals did but in reverse. The mainstream face of the movement batting their eyelashes and saying don’t be scared of little old us we are pure and innocent, we just what an equal chance to compete in society. At the same time though there is a more radical message going on in the background that is really driving these changes and without pausing to even stop to catch their breath anti-Americans went straight from talking about colorblindness to discriminating against white people.

Yes, anti-white discrimination needs to be brought to an end but that is merely the first step. Once those fortresses are down you don’t stop there you continue pouring through the enemy’s breached lines and you take back the whole thing.

Discrimination against white Americans in the United States should absolutely be regarded as wrong, but not because all discrimination is wrong. What this really comes down to is who’s country is this? Which conception of what it means to be American will stand the pre or post 1960’s one. One that is based on blood or one that utterly separated from it.

I am most certainly convinced the post 1960’s conception will not survive whether or not our old one revives or not though. Something else will arise to replace the atomized groupless individuals who used to be Americans.