I judge every human being in this world by the content of their character...not by their race. I have known non-White individuals who I respect much more than low-life, White trash, wigger, dope addict morons.... Just because someone is White doesn't mean I like them, just because someone is not White doesn't mean I automatically hate them. I do not HATE people of other races indiscriminantly just for the sheer Hell of it, just because they look different:rolleyes: That would be asinine. In fact....I respect a BLACK RACIST WHO DESPISES WHITE PEOPLE much more than I respect a WHITE RACE TRAITOR WHO DESPISES HIS OWN PEOPLE, try to wrap your noodle around that one.    But with that being said.....the fact that I judge each and every individual on this Earth by the content of their character and according to their own individual merit as a human being doesn't change the fact that I believe in racialism. It doesn't change the fact that I am a White Separatist. It doesn't change the fact that I believe in the preservation of race, and first and foremost the preservation and perpetuation of my own race, the Caucasian race, of course. And it doesn't change the fact that I am completely and absolutely opposed to miscegenation because it destroys races. I don't care how nice, honest, intelligent, hard-working, patriotic, decent and moral a Black or an Indian or a China man may be....it still doesn't give them the right to race mix with a White woman, not to me. They need to stick with their own kind if they expect me to show them any respect, if there is one thing in this world I do not respect it is a race traitor. If I were born Black I would be for Blacks, but since I was born White then I am for Whites. Your people are your people, whether you like them or not..... A man belongs to his people.    But so long as I am obligated to live in a multi-racial society like we have here in the US currently, and unfortunately and realistically...for the foreseeable future, I'm going to have to agree with Theodore Roosevelt I guess...... :crazy     I have not been able to think out any solution of  the terrible problem offered by the presence of the Negro on this continent , but of one thing I am sure, and that is that in as much as he is here and can neither be killed nor driven away, the only wise and honorable and Christian thing to do is to treat each black man and each white man strictly on his merits as a man.   Theodore Roosevelt, November, 1901, after a furor erupted over the first African-American man (Booker T. Washington) as a dinner guest of a president in the White House, quoted in Roosevelt's biography  Theodore Rex  by Edmund Morris (2001)