Buck

First time person and it is pleasure to read this; it does stimulate useful thinking which is rare in our society

Dr Fleming: Perhaps we would all benefit from some kind of study and discussion of this topic. At some point in the future, when you have the time and inclination, would this be a possibility?

Sad but true. As Belloc once noticed, ” Lawyers and experts can be formed in one generation to break the strong back of the independent agrarian class but it takes at least three generations for a culture to develope real farmers and husbands.”

We all have the temptation, after hastily scanning an editorial and misreading it, to respond with an intemperate screed. Few of us are innocent. But why do so few people not take a breath, for just three seconds, and wonder, “well, since I have nothing to say other than to express my unhappiness with the fact that other people do not agree with me, perhaps I should remain silent.”

I have just been discussing with a good friend who is a racial nationalist (with whose opinions I often disagree as friends do) why it is that so many of these people behave so badly. He had no answer except to observe that the racialist movement is filled with third-rate losers who have trouble getting along in normal life. Probably Mr. Smith does not fall into this category, but his unfortunate utterances suggest the opposite. The question on the table is how to respond to a moral, social, cultural, and spiritual crisis that has been building for some centuries. The decent redneck population has been corrupted as much as the rest of America. The only point to the reference was to note that these poor helpless victims, whose parents and grandparents might once have been part of the solution, are now, alas, part of the problem. To deny that most obvious fact of modern life is, well, delusional.