Anonymous
(ID: jTFRkEDD)
8/27/2025, 11:58:47 PM
No.514161345
Why don't White Americans call yourselves Celto-Germanic instead of White?
Aren't White Americans mostly just a mix of Celtic and Germanic?
Other options for the mutts: Celto-Germanic, Anglo-Celtic , Anglo-Norse, Nordic-Germanic, Norse-Gael, Italo-Celtic, etc.
Anonymous
(ID: jTFRkEDD)
8/27/2025, 11:59:20 PM
No.514161396
The word "white" has become a secularized form of universalized christendom with embedded christian monotheism/good vs evil, universalism/group representatives, savior figures, concept of sin and set commandments. Leftists think that if they self-identify with that word it magically deifies them as the representatives and spokespersons of "all the whites" and they can hold other people they label white to their commandments of behavior/sin.
Every self-identified white person in government, HR, police, universities, etc sees themselves as acting as a universal representative of white. They feel empowered to act against white to signal their piety. They feel as a white person they have power over you (they can hold you up to their set commandments of white behavior).
Delineate and they lose all their assumed power. Moreover, all those civil rights that protect minorities then protect you. "I'm Celtic-Germanic, not white", then sue any employer or school that forces you to identify with the white social construct.
In a time when people are being imprisoned and sued for misgendering someone or not using the correct pronouns, this is something that every ethnic European should pursue!
Anonymous
(ID: QuINl+zz)
8/28/2025, 12:02:20 AM
No.514161651
Honestly? They used to just be called Americans. "American" was a type of european ethnicity that was originally largely an english-dominated but pan-british ethnicity. There was never any question that an "american" would be anything other than white, it was tautological. It was only a couple hundred of years later when things started to get murky, largely thanks to the immigration into the US around the turn of the 20th century, and later the Hartz-Seller act. Same reason it is bizarre as fuck for anybody to say something like "Black Welsh" until very recently, because Welsh was by definition a white european ethnicity, you didn't need to specify
