Portland Resolution Against White Supremacy

Liberals can relax now. White supremacy is no longer a threat. Portland has issued a resolution condemning it:

It’s always nice to see our friend Jo Ann Hardesty again. If we continue on our current path, we will find ourselves increasingly ruled by people like her.

“Alt Right” in the context of her brand of politics can be defined as “anything to the right of all the way left.” Open hostility from local government on the basis of political views does not bode well for the future of civil society.

Entitled “The City of Portland Condemns White Supremacist and Alt-Right Hate Groups,” the resolution presents the following definition of white nationalism, which it also stridently condemns:

the belief that national identity should be built around white ethnicity, and that white people should therefore maintain both a demographic majority and dominance of the nation’s culture and public life

The main reason North America and Europe face the existential threat of demographic transformation is that nonwhites throughout the world exhibit a strong preference for living in nations where whites have a “demographic majority and dominance of the nation’s culture and public life” rather than their own countries. Maybe the Portland City Council should issue another resolution condemning the swarthy white nationalists who have inundated the southern border.

Alarmingly, although the resolution acknowledges that “free speech is a core principle of American democracy,” it counters this by stressing that “every person shall be responsible for the abuse of this right” (emphasis in original). Free speech is respected, but not if you say something these Jacobins disagree with; then you are an Alt Right white nationalist, who does not deserve free speech.

The immediate application of the demented resolution will be increased “training” — i.e., intensive brainwashing with corrosive Cultural Marxist ideology.

On a tip from Pork_Soda.

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