I'm a new user here. I am not a racist, nor a white supremacist, nor a white nationalist, or anything else that the majority of you here claim to be. I am not black. I am white. I'm an American citizen living in Canada, holding dual nationality. My motives in joining this board are certainly not to become a card-carrying member of a racist group (I know, you folks don't use the word racist, and don't call yourselves racists, but by all means and definitions, it certainly is racism); rather, it was to engage in a discussion.    I won't walk in here flaming, calling names, insults, and accusing you of all being redneck inbreds. Some of you are genuinely well-educated people (save for the subject of multiculturalism and race-relations), who speak well and clearly in your posts. I will not troll, nor bombard the boards with meaningless drivel. I sincerely wish to ATTEMPT to understand what could bring such people as yourselves to such a skewered cultural view. I have a strong background in politics, societal issues, philosophy, and, most importantly, the art of debate.     What is it that you WS's base yourselves on? Many of you choose non-violent, non-aggressive forms of desire for white supremacy, yet you offer no real solutions or even proposals to what you have stated to be a 'problem'. How much of your 'white pride' is actually tied up in fierce American patriotism (for those living in the US)? How can you then go on to denounce actions by large American corporations shipping huge percentages of jobs south to Mexico or overseas? These are white men doing this. Americans taking jobs away from Americans. I raise this point as it does seem to be an issue that you are working through, as evidenced through the stickied post above. It's just an example, and I won't get into it here, as there is already a post above regarding this issue.    Lastly, the biggest question I would have to ask is, why? What events in your lives have brought you to the point of joining a forum and being a member of society hellbent on repressing others? What lack of education, of diversity, or of openness produces this? Not from a purely psychological interest, but more a socio-psychological interest do I present such a question. To be able to argue something, one must have a solid foundation on which to build the rest. Despite the fact that many of you may claim your basis for this to be the supposed 'facts', I wish, rather, to discuss this problem at its very root. This is what interests me.    I'm not here to argue you; there are thousands and thousands of you. I'm not here to change your beleifs or points of view; that is entirely a waste of my time. I'm not here to insult; that's childish. I'm not here to tell you how wrong you all are; you are all much to set in your beliefs and opinions that I would be better served banging my head against a wall. What I AM here to do: argue, discuss, disagree, question, debate, converse, exchange, and argue some more.