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NOTES ON CHARLOTTESVILLE:
OR, WHY WHITE PEOPLE DO NOT EXIST AS A PEOPLE

I've heard some several buddies, people I know well and care about (most of them not in comment boxes or in public) asking about the moral equivalency between the neo Nazis, white nationalists, and other white ethnostate type supporters and groups like Black Lives Matter, Antifa (short for Antifascists), and other direct action groups.

I'd like to speak to that comparison a bit and then turn to a more important part of it that I worry about. Before I get to that, I should first say that I've said enough about Trump. Honestly, the guy confuses me. He swings from a nihilistic idiot to a idiotic nihilist. His inconsistencies pile so high that you either get lost in them or you use them wholesale to try and make your point. He wins in the time and toll it takes. He also, I think, has found a very particular niche worldview for his newfound politics and is willing to, at the end of the day, embrace ANYONE willing to give him what he wants the most: affection. Never, at least to my memory, have we had a more emotionally needy president. But that's neither here nor there at the moment.

If you look at most social protests and revolutionary movements you will find a basic set of factions that don't change. They tend to spread between non violent oppositions and even less violent moderates, both winged by some type of pragmatists who are not in principle opposed to violence. Different sides will use the radicals of different parts of this division to throw away the entire argument of one side or another, and this is not an even equivalent exchange in the history of US racial tension. But I want to stay away, mostly, from broad historical claims here.

The point I am driving at is evident when we realize that the Civil Rights activists who practiced non violent acts of resistance were often lumped in with Black Panthers, or others not opposed to violence, although the two groups were ideologically fairly different. But I am not willing to say that they were so different as to not be judged as being on roughly the same side of the discussion. After all, the Civil Rights movement was not just the movement for the passage of legislation nor did it belong to the non violence of MLK Jr entirely. This is not historical. If you don't see that the US institution of slavery was a grave moral evil and that the Jim Crow laws that succeeded it were demonic in their formal and informal application, and that, as a result, those determined to end these things were in principle on the side of justice, then you really have no moral compass. Say what you will of the vast differences between MLK Jr and Malcolm X, but it is hard to argue that their social protest was off key in the tonic.

The more popular -- but equally as appropriate -- comparison these days is to Nazi Germany. (Of course, a great deal of the sentiment of the Civil Rights movement was a direct result of the effects that US wars had for those within its ranks who were not white, but that might be slightly off the mark in this case.) There is a bright and clear moral line between the Nazi ideology and its perverse Final Solution and those who sought to oppose it. This line, by the way, finds its way directly into the symbolism and rhetoric of the neo Nazi's at Charlottesville. Not only were there swastikas, there were Nazi crosses and other niche paraphernalia. There were the salutes, yes, but there were other salutations and insider ways of speaking going on. There were also the tiki torches, the modern Pepe Wal-Mart replacement for the burning torch rallies and burning crosses of the KKK. The grand knight of that sick group was standing by. They brought their own military-grade armed militia to protect those who came in homemade riot gear. This was not the making of a peaceful protest or free speech of the sort that we see the Westboro Baptists practice (not that they are emblems of public virtue, far, far from it!).

As I said earlier, if you find yourself unable to distinguish between Nazism in its original form and neo Nazis, white nationalists, and others like them and those who through what ever means they find useful (which one can disagree with in practice while still endorsing in principle) oppose them, then you are morally corrupt. If you can't quite figure out how the math works in this moral calculus, you are morally mindless and incompetent.

Of course, within any opposition to these (supposedly) easy immoral targets one can find many arguments and even passionate disavowals. But there are real moments when these lines are simply drawn and one must take a side. I have in the past even used the language of "alt left" in an entirely different usage, but I regret it deeply, now, seeing its life-cycle. I will not exchange my allergies to the ideological types of identity politics I have long opposed nor will my more specific critique of the critics settle. All that fuss gets set aside in these events. If I have to choose whether to stand next to a neo Nazi or Antifa, I'll choose the latter on pain of eternal damnation. To those who say you don't have to choose, that risk is one I am not willing to make. I would rather be a black panther than a lynch mob, as much as my truer sympathies lie somewhere else. Despite all my oppositions to modern warfare, I would pick up arms against the Nazis long before I'd "peacefully" cheer on their side. I think most people feel this way.

But something remains and this is what I worry about and even dread most: we are not fighting Nazis or lynch mobs. Most people would never go to march in Charlottesville. And even when you talk to many of the white nationalists they will say something along the lines of "I'm not racist." To them, their present politics is no longer that of the slaver or the KKK. They don't wear hoods and they don't want to own people as property anymore, it seems. They hate the Jewish people for reasons I am still not able to process in my mind, but their argument is more separatist than colonial -- so they claim.

They seem to think that the USA was founded by *their* ethnic ancestors, who hailed from Europe, gathered together in this ancient race called "White" that has recently, especially after the activism surrounding police brutality against African Americans, fallen into a disrepute that is sending the world into a globalist terror to come, in the biggest of the big governments.

Now, these conspiracy theories do not need to be true or believed to find where they hit a live nerve in a lot of people. Some people do ask why white people cannot have rallies for themselves without longing for ethic purity. Some people do think that white folks today are being washed away through interracial marriage, but many more who don't mind interracial romance still worry that white people are on the losing end of public sentiment. Lots of people who try to counter this tend to make it worse by appealing to gotcha replies about privilege or other things. I tend to find that too complex.

I recently commented to one of my friends that I don't think of myself as having very many "white" friends. Some of you might balk since many extremely intimate people in my life are, supposedly, white. And of course if we use one way of thinking about what "white" is, that is true. On the same logic, I would be, in certain real scenarios, white as well. But what I meant when I wrote to my friend was that I see my friends of European descent as from where they are. Those who don't know where they are from share with me a genealogical confusion that I can also understand.

Maybe this weirdness is partly because, on the vulgar ethnic analysis I am used to, I am neither white nor Black. And, of course, as many Africans who are neither black nor American will remind you, things become quite complex depending on what rules we are using to count the deck.

My point is this, and if you read nothing else, please read this: There is no such thing as "white people" in history. Most folks who use the expression were not allowed to use it only a few decades ago. The white supremacy of the KKK of old hated Blacks, yes, but also Mexicans, and Catholics, and Jews (of course), and atheists, and more. Depending on how you see it, whiteness was either more or less ecumenical, but just as ideologically religious.

Let me say it again: There will never be a "white ethnostate" based on European culture because the history of Europe is covered in ethnic feuds and wars. If you've never heard of a guy named Napoleon, check him out. I'm being serious. If you think of yourself as being "white" in some serious ancestral way, you're not. You are wearing a name tag your family was GIVEN at some point but never had by its own right. There are no white people in this familial sense. (Settle down critical race theorists, I am well aware of the whiteness that is real, too, but this ain't it.) There is no such thing as a white European culture or of a white heritage in that sense at all.

Again and again: The most scandalously false part of the neo Nazi mentality is as old as its previous, original half baked idea in Hitler's weak mind. The concept of a master race doesn't work for mastery of people nor does it work for figuring out who you really are. We come from places with names and languages and peoples and legacies that are concrete. Some of us lost a lot of memory at the hands of another, and others lost through the same hands. Today we tend to think that the ancestors of slaves, or indigenous peoples, or mixed-up mestizos are the ones who lack a strong identity and the rest have theirs in bold font. Not true. From your family to your soul, you don't really know who you are if you are using ideological pet words to hang the hat of your self.

I'm not a real Mexican and I'm not a real American -- and I'm no Canadian, either. My father was an orphan, so I've taken his bloodless name as my own, a Portuguese word by etymology. I of course will pass as a white guy at a Black family reunion, just as I passed as an indigenous guy today on the pier (until I produced a fishing license instead of a status card), just as I passed as an Iranian at a birthday party last week, and so on. But the real facts of who I am don't work in the abstract.

This is why if you want to find a better substitute for whiteness find a Greek Festival or an Irish Pub or a German Beer Garden or a French Restaurant. This is food and drink, and it is a set of multicultural cliches, but enjoy an Italian family dinner and tell me there is nothing about who someone is at stake there. The point is that the real identity we can and do celebrate is everywhere and it is not necessarily riddled with guilt, even if sometimes it could use some (or far less). None of it calls itself "white." None. If you are using "white" as your only name tag, then I am sorry to say that you've been fooling yourself. You don't have a people by that name. There is no such thing. Your great-great-great grandmother would mostly likely not answer to "white."

Personal history quickly becomes social, national, and regional histories and we find ourselves, again, at Charlottesville. All I can say for now about it, to my dear and beloved friends who I suspect think that they are "white," is this: We cannot have white rallies because there is no such thing as a "white" people. Black Lives Matter is not a movement for everyone who is of one dark color in the world -- it is about the US experience for those living within the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow over the past three years (some Black activist groups are critical of this aspect of BLM, by the way). If you want a "white" identity, then look to the folk expressions of it that we have and should treasure like music, food, and regional folk ways of being. Poetry, dance, dialect, accent, story. These are not safe or sanitary places -- I tend to think this story of a "white people" got made up there, too -- but they also don't pretend like people are any more or less related than they really are.

Donald Trump is a German-American man, not a white man. His whiteness is an entirely different issue that I am disinterested in getting into right now. If you wonder why white people are seen as bad sometimes, it is largely because of this false assumption: that white people exist as a people when they so manifestly do not.

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👾此影片為我個人經驗分享，並不代表所有台灣女生都是這樣😉

台灣女生貼心程度別的國家沒法比？！
台灣人的洗澡習慣？！
流傳在外國的刻板印象，台灣女生不做這件事情？！
台灣女生對新聞不感興趣？！
台灣女生都是瘋狂的美食家？！
Comme promis voici ma revanche ! Je vous présente 5 choses à savoir sur les taïwanaises, en tout cas bien valable pour Ada 😉 (spoiler : je ne meurs pas à la fin) Vidéo qui répondra à pas mal de questions que mes amis m’ont posés depuis que je suis avec elle ! :D

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Most people you think of as being French and representing 'French culture' are or were not actually French, or were French on the paper but recent migrants.

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French culture is a great resource for kids to learn about France, its food, music, language, traditions and much more. French Food French ...

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France – Largest Country in Western Europe. Easy Geography for ...

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10 Interesting facts about French culture: · 1. The way you say 'you' defines your relationships · 2. Everyone greets everyone · 3. The lunch hour ...

#54. How many immigrants are there in France? - The issue today

4.1 million were foreign nationals and 2.4 million, or 37%, had acquired French citizenship. The composition of the immigrant population in France is changing.

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They bring with them their own French dialects from around the world, which reflect their histories and cultures.

#56. 14 Incredible Facts About the French Language | OptiLingo

14 Incredible Facts About the French Language · 1. French is a Romance Language · 2. L'Académie Française Protects the Language · 3. French Is The 6th Most Spoken ...

#57. Some facts on the Canadian Francophonie - Canada.ca

Education, media and culture. Canada has more than 3,000 French‐language primary and secondary schools, around 75 French‐ ...

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One of France's most celebrated, beautiful and interesting sites, Le Mont-Saint-Michel, is full of well-known culture and history, ...

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Demographic, economic, socio-cultural and political facts nowadays in the French Pacific Territories.

#61. Quebec Facts | LoveToKnow

Not only are there a variety of things to do season round, it is unique in Canada because of its distinctive blend of Inuit, American Indian and French cultures ...

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French Culture facts about living and the home Learn with flashcards, games, and more — for free.

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France, known officially as the French Republic, is a unitary sovereign state comprising territory in western Europe and several overseas ...

#64. Guide to France | French Etiquette, Customs & Culture

Facts & Statistics. France, officially known as the French Republic, is a sovereign state in Western Europe. The Republic also spans several territories ...

#65. 100 Amazing France Facts That Will Make You Want To Visit

02 Around 88% of the total population in France speak French, with the rest ... With its rich history and culture, France boasts a total of 41 UNESCO ...

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Paris has many different faces, it's a city rich with culture, art, design, ... most of the famous fashion brands are French brands (Chanel, Louis Vuitton, ...

#67. 79 Facts about France (Travelers and Expats) Food, Culture ...

Though most people refer to the country as just France, it actually has an official name that you might not know. That name is the French ...

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The food, culture and wine. A rich history and a plethora of museums and art galleries. Fabulous shops. Gorgeous parks. And so much more.

#69. Quick Facts - Marseille Tourisme

2nd largest French city : according to population: 869,815 (INSEE 2019 figures) ... 2013 Marseille Provence European Capital of Culture; 2016 UEFA Cup.

#70. The French croissant, the origins, the facts and the bakers

Delightfully crispy outside, perfectly glutenous inside, and each bite packed with buttery goodness, nothing tastes like France quite like ...

#71. 100+ France Facts: Country, Culture, History & More ...

From some basic trivia to more interesting and obscure details, here are a bunch of interesting facts about France and everything French, complete with sources ...

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Facts about France, including the French flag, geography, figures and population of France.

#73. Five facts about Roland Garros - The French-American ...

Roland Garros, also known as the French Open, is currently underway in Paris. Here are five facts about this annual grand slam tennis event ...

#74. German Culture: Facts, Customs and Traditions - Studying-in ...

Though English-speaking countries call it Germany, Germans themself call it Deutschland. It is Germania in Latin, l'Allemagne in French and Almanya in Turkish.

#75. 6 facts about learning French that might surprise you

Discover 6 interesting facts about why learning French is such a big opportunity ... She has a particular interest in francophone culture.

#76. 69 Fun Facts About France - The Perpetual Expat

25. “French kiss” is a term by the English as a slur on the French culture which was thought to be overly concerned with sex. 26. In France, ...

#77. French people and restaurants - statistics & facts | Statista

French people and restaurants - statistics & facts ... When it comes to food consumption outside the home (FCOH), commercial catering plays an ...

#78. 21 Fascinating Facts and History of Nice France

This mixed heritage gives Nice its fabulous melange of French and Italian, ... High Culture The appropriately luminous yellow building at the end of Cours ...

#79. Donkey laws to theatre ghosts: 16 weird facts about France

Here are some of The Local's favourite weird facts mentioned in the book. 1. You can commit “intellectual infidelity”. Under French law ...

#80. 10 Interesting Facts about French Culture

Facts about French Culture 1: French Food ... As we know that all of French foods become popular all over the world, such as cheeses, wines, ...

#81. France - A Country Profile - Nations Online Project

France facts and figures: Official web sites of France, ... The homepage of the French Ministry of Culture. offers insight into French culture. great site ...

#82. 10 intriguing facts about French culture - Raptor Translations ...

This is one of the more interesting facts about French culture, not just because it's odd to an Englishman such as myself (even though I ...

#83. A Science of Facts? Classifying and Using Records in the ...

Indeed, the practice of historical research in the French archives was linked to a small, yet significant innovation in data management and material culture ...

#84. Baguette Fun Facts - C'est La Vie - Sarasota, Florida

Baguette means stick (baton) and became the iconic symbol of French bread and a symbol of French cuisine and culture in the 20th century.

#85. Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve

Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center. Big fun on the bayou: it's all about music, Cajun French, boat tours, and life in Louisiana's wetlands.

#86. Football facts: 7 things you must know about France ‹ GO Blog

With an almost totally new face and younger players, the 2014 French team is not expected to win but is among the “teams- to-follow” in ...

#87. Breeding and fattening - Culture and gastronomy - Foie Gras

Foie gras is a French culinary speciality and a leading “terroir” product. Over the centuries, foie gras has become a leading ambassador for French culture.

#88. 10 Facts About Montreal - geosmontreal.com

Montreal is the second largest French speaking citiy in the world, after Paris. ... City of Design by the Global Alliance for Cultural Diversity in 2006.

#89. 16 Incredible Louvre Museum Facts

Facts. Louvre Museum Paris is a symbol of the evolution of French culture in all its glory. One of the largest and most-visited museums in the world, ...

#90. Doing Business in France and Facts About French Culture

Understanding France business culture, doing business in France and facts about French culture, you can find it all here in this article.

#91. 10 Interesting Facts About Paris | WorldStrides

The French army was the first to use camouflage, which comes from the French verb “to make up for the stage.” The army began wearing camouflage ...

#92. Fascinating Facts About France And Its Culture - Superprof

France Info About The Tourism Sector · Learn French: Unknown Facts About The Country · French Cuisine: The All-Time Favourites · Why Is France The ...

#93. Facts from France that You May Not Know About - Talk in French

The Eiffel Tower Jumpers. Building-the-Eiffel-Tower. If you come to think of it, as rich as the French culture ...

#94. 10 Mindblowing Fun Facts About France - French Iceberg

Those original facts are about geography, consumption, culture, ... Fun fact about France #3 – More French speakers in Africa than in Europe.

#95. Why Study French?

Some people choose French because it is spoken in so many countries. Others enjoy exploring the rich literary, historical and cultural traditions of the ...

#96. 10 Interesting Facts About Paris That You (Probably) Didn't ...

The City of Lights is one of the most fascinating European capitals, and not just because of its art, culture, architecture and history.

#97. Information on France ( for Kids) - Primary Homework Help

France's highest mountains are the French Alps and Jura Mountains, ... Learn about its regions, culture, food, traditions, food, and lots more!

#98. 10 Fun Facts about French People - Discover Walks Blog

Have you ever wanted to know more about French People from a French perspective? Then theses 10 fun facts about French people are for you!

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