Daily Archives: August 25, 2010
“Beyond the Reach of Feminism,” by Alpha Unit
Like all women who came of age when I did, I have been a beneficiary of feminism. Feminists have a done a superb job of chronicling the treatment of women at the hands of men. They have done an admirable … Continue reading
Filed under Alpha Unit, Feminism, Gender Studies, Guest Posts, Sane Pro-Woman
World’s Top 100 Richest People
Here. I’ve been asked to count the Jews. I did so with trepidation, almost shaking. I was afraid that there would be 60-70 of them as the anti-Semites imply. I thought for a moment and realized that if 60-70 of … Continue reading
Filed under Anti-Semitism, Europeans, Jews, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, The Jewish Question
Genocide Damage, One Century On
A commenter notes that Armenians resemble Jews phenotyically. In fact, he is correct. And they often act like Jews too. Armenians have a reputation for being aggressive traders, shopowners and businessmen and often formed a business elite in the Ottoman … Continue reading
Filed under Armenians, European, Europeans, History, Jews, Near Easterners, Race/Ethnicity, Racism
Narcissism on the Ego Level Links With Ethnocentrism on the Group Level
A commenter points out the obvious to anyone familiar with the Tribe who has working sensory organs, that Jews are hypocrites. Do you see the extreme moral hypocrisy here Rob? Of course. I’ve always said, Hypocrisy, thy name is Jew. … Continue reading
Filed under Europeans, Jews, Narcissism, Personality, Psychology, Race/Ethnicity, The Jewish Question
Sadism/Love of Cruelty and Race
I caused a firestorm when I suggested that Blacks (really only males) are possibly more sadistic than other races. The video of the White woman attempting to kill the cat has fed the controversy. To clarify, this is my theory: … Continue reading
Filed under Asians, Blacks, Europeans, Gender Studies, Race/Ethnicity, Whites
OCD and Social Anxiety Disorder: Differential Diagnosis
A new commenter confuses OCD with social anxiety disorder. Though I don’t know SA very well, they are clearly different illnesses. The problem is that there is overlap in all of the anxiety disorders, and in some cases, SA and … Continue reading
