Lyman writes that, “just because someone was born on our soil doesn’t magically make them an assimilated American — and that’s a conversation we must have. Many immigrant groups, some generations removed from the initial migrants, cling to cultures and traditions that are fundamentally at odds with American culture.” [More]
And as their numbers increase, that terraforms the culture that new arrivals assimilate into.
Why that’s so hard for some “gun influencers,” deliberately indifferent to legitimate immigration concerns, to admit is something only they can answer — but won’t. That they automatically equate being a culturist with being a racist shows either an oblivious blindness or something more insidious.
Listen to them and they’ll “influence” you right into a Democrat (for the first step) majority, and all that that entails.
[Via bondmen]
To take it a step further, one need not even be a “culturist” to want to preserve one’s own culture. We are under no obligation to argue that our culture is “better” than others in order to justify preserving it from terraforming by aliens imported from (and bringing with them) other cultures. It is sufficient that it is OUR culture (whatever its merits and demerits, its good and bad), bequeathed to us by our ancestors. The onus is not on us to justify wanting to stop immigration and cultural terraforming. Those who would replace us with aliens are the ones who are obligated to justify keeping the gates wide open to foreign invasion.
“just because someone was born on our soil doesn’t magically make them an assimilated American — and that’s a conversation we must have. Many immigrant groups, some generations removed from the initial migrants, cling to cultures and traditions that are fundamentally at odds with American culture.”
In other words, all of you forked tongued pale faces need to get back on the boat.