But, the color of one's skin 'does' define races. That's pretty much the entire point of it.
Oh, it just "does," does it? According to whom? Darwinists? Phrenologists? National Socialists?
Certainly no one in antiquity. There was the Celtic race(s), the Germanic race(s), the Hellenic race(s), etc. The concept of a cohesive "white race" did not exist in antiquity, and certainly the notion of "white culture" was utterly unheard of.
So why should I subscribe to this silly modern racial paradigm that's useful mainly for American Protestants and European neo-pagans? I know my background - Irish and Maltese - two Catholic cultures, whose glories are inseperable from the Catholic Faith, both European to the core (despite the former being very fair-skinned and the latter being, on average, darker-skinned than many supposed "non-whites"). I have no need to attach my ego to the acheivments of German protestants or Swedish materialists, moreover I have no interest in it.
Why should I? When I visit my wife's Protestant relatives in Arkansas, I feel myself in alien, hostile territory, despite their being close to racially identical with the Irish half of my family. What "white culture" do I have in common with them? Should my heart swell with pride when they laud their white heroes, John Calvin, Thomas Jefferson and Billy Graham? When I talk of St. Pius V or Fr. Coughlin or Archbishop Lefebvre, they look at me as if I've passed gas at the dinnertable.
I feel infinitely more at home in the company of Catholic Arabs than I do in the company of my Scots-Irish Baptist inlaws. I speak from first-hand experience when I say that "white culture" is pure myth.
I agree with Ladislaus -- I thank you for being able to see things so objectively. It's a rare gift that few possess.
You made some very good points in this thread.
I know I started the thread, but nevertheless I agree with virtually everything you've said.
I was mostly agreeing with the notion that being "pro-white" doesn't mean being "anti-black" or anti-any other race. Whites are treated differently than ANY other nation, people, or race.
If you're happy to be black, "good on you!" If you're happy to be white, "What's the matter with you?"
Quite the double-standard.
But I agree with your post above. I feel more at home in Seguin (a very Mexican city) with poorer families, 4 or 5 children, named after saints, and culturally Catholic, than I do in New Braunfels (a city settled by Germans), where the population better matches my race, but most of them are middle class, 0-2 children, named with trendy "last names" (like Hunter, Payton, Morgan), half of them Lutheran, etc.