If life is a crap shoot, you’d better check the dice!

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, october 17, 2022 at 1:33:00 a.m. edt

I see life as a crapshoot—with nothing guaranteed—except a lot of people will have it better than you, and a lot of people will have it worse. There will also be people similar to you.

With that in mind, a country—such as ours—in the 180 years since its inception (up to 1956 or so), had seemingly done things right: It was over 95% White, had survived the Depression, fought successfully on two fronts in WWII to save our freedom—and we were advancing scientifically at a remarkable rate—the sky was apparently the limit.

No, the sky WASN’T the limit, because Americans walked on the moon in 1969—another great achievement by this STILL MOSTLY (92%) White country.

During the 1960s, the blacks decided to centralize in our big cities (a plan I’ve read about—supposedly pushed by martin luther king), and the country began to falter. Destroy the cities, destroy the country—it appeared was the plan—by commie sympathizers like king.

Then mexicans began their multi-decade invasion of the United States—and haven’t stopped in the 30-plus years since—again—heading to the big cities—but smaller ones, as well.

You hear the obtuse media claim, “these people are escaping tyranny and persecution,” but what the millions of non-Whites are creating is a tyranny against White people—the founders of this country—through organizing groups whose members are strictly their own ethnicity (nothing racist there). They’re demanding “equality” with Whites—living in their neighborhoods, being hired in jobs they’re not qualified for—pushing Whites out in the process—and causing rampant crime and a downward spiral of the United States as we knew it, 40 short years ago.

The lesson is: As a country, you cannot save other people—in other countries—from themselves.

But you CAN ruin what YOU and your ancestors have built over many generations.

--GRA

N.S.: For me the lesson is, if your fellow citizens decide to wage civil war on you—whether hot or cold—you’d better kill them, before they kill you.