
Atavistic Autist
Intersectional autistic supremacy
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The KKK emerged in the south as an organization interested in the maintenance of White Supremacy over a servile, negroid population.
Note that White Supremacy as such is distinct from White Nationalism, which desires a racially purely White nation rather than intimate White mastery over mudbloods.
I argue that with this in mind, the historical Republican Party was very similar in its dynamics to the KKK. Much like Southern aristocrats of the type who would found the KKK advocated for the importation of Black slaves but desperately opposed the granting of emancipation and rights to these slaves, creating the problem in the first place out of greed, the Republican Party similarly supported mass-immigration from the Catholic regions of Europe (since it was good for big business) but was adversarial to the social and political interests of these immigrants (as represented by the urban unions).
In essence, the Republican Party had a supremacist ideology in the late 19th century, just like the KKK in the south. The only difference was the industrial nature of the northern economy as compared to the agrarian nature of the southern economy, and the Catholic vs. negroid questions that respectively plagued each.
Note that White Supremacy as such is distinct from White Nationalism, which desires a racially purely White nation rather than intimate White mastery over mudbloods.
I argue that with this in mind, the historical Republican Party was very similar in its dynamics to the KKK. Much like Southern aristocrats of the type who would found the KKK advocated for the importation of Black slaves but desperately opposed the granting of emancipation and rights to these slaves, creating the problem in the first place out of greed, the Republican Party similarly supported mass-immigration from the Catholic regions of Europe (since it was good for big business) but was adversarial to the social and political interests of these immigrants (as represented by the urban unions).
In essence, the Republican Party had a supremacist ideology in the late 19th century, just like the KKK in the south. The only difference was the industrial nature of the northern economy as compared to the agrarian nature of the southern economy, and the Catholic vs. negroid questions that respectively plagued each.
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