Much in the same way I felt defeated after arguing with my overbearing professor (not afraid, though; I’m wierdly indifferent to professors these days. Seems like they are all obtuse) I felt defeated in class. I was so angry and at the same time surprised at what was taking place that I did not even say a single word.

One of the main reasons why I dislike liberals and feminists so much is their performative contradictions. Currently we are seeing something like this on a massive scale.

After the gushing of Obama’s victory, our professor talked at length why the Republicans are going the way of the dodo.

After the cheers from our (minority) students, one of them stated that it was ‘about time that someone other than white slave owners governed this country!’ After this, he praised Karl Marx as having ‘some good ideas’, chief among them public schooling.

I was so furious with the obvious racism being displayed that I just sat quietly.

Do people even hear themselves think? I remember the arguments in class over having a first black president. ‘It would be great and historical for minorities, especially black people.’

Speaking out aloud can often make sense of your thoughts. This logic comes under some horrible problems when this is the case; discriminating against a candidate because he is black is wrong, and electing him because he is black is good.. and… what?

This person, and people who think like him (which is apparently my professor as well), have no appreciation for the amazing intellectual and moral contributions that those ‘dumb, slave owning whites’ had. What can Obama claim against a Jefferson? against a Madison? against Lord Acton? against Bastiat? Or the towering, magnificent Ludwig von Mises? Nothing. He is an empty vessel, no more the wise in how the world works, or should work, than an infantile child. It’s no wonder he has an idealistic view that is out of touch with reality; like children, people who don’t understand basic economics and ethics think of the world as a fantasy ride where we can make things happen according to the ‘will of the people’.

In a previous comment I posted, I poked fun at people who voted for Pat Buchanan, because I feel that the man is economically ignorant (and he is.)

However, his book, ‘Death of the West‘, is remarkably prescient in terms of how he sees the coming end to the idea of Western civilization as we know it. Mass unrestricted immigration by people, like my classmate, who have no concept of individual liberty (or indeed laws of property since they have no problem trampling the private property of others in their ‘right’ to become legal citizens by illegal acts) are called BARBARIANS. We cannot accept people like this and think that they will understand basic ideas of right or wrong, and accordingly, we cannot expect that their sympathizers will, either.

What we are seeing is racism and barbarianism on a scale that I have not ever seen in American politics. The country is so far gone, that discussing views is perhaps not viable; we are dealing with people that are either suffering from a mild case of mass schizophrenia, or histrionic personality disorder.

Weep for joy? Only if you’re crazy.

What I am not is a BIGOT. I am a mix of most of the shades of white European people, and I was a delegate for Alan Keyes in the 2000 election. I have “associated” with lovely Latina ladies in the past and much liked them. Some of my closest friends years ago were Indians (the American aboriginal type).

I am extremely tired of the bigotry of the Jeremiah Wrights, the Louis Farrakahns, and the Jesse Jacksons of the world, as well as the condescending concealed bigotry of the affirmative action liberals of the world. So, Mr. Barack Hussein Obama, I voted against your Robert Mugabe policy stances and pray you accomplish none of them.

[When it comes to inflating the currency, Bush is more like Mugabe, so far.–IM]