Steve King: Whites can’t restore their civilization with somebody else’s babies

 

Rep. Steve King: Whites can’t restore their civilization with somebody else’s babies

Whites can’t restore their civilization?

On Sunday, King retweeted a political cartoon featuring Geert Wilders, a Dutch politician whose anti-Muslim rhetoric and blown-out hairstyle have drawn plenty of comparisons to Donald Trump. The cartoon depicts Wilders, chairman of the far-right Party for Freedom and a member of the Dutch parliament, plugging a hole in the wall protecting “Western Civilization” as a flood of water-bearing the star-and-crescent symbol of Islam comes crashing over the top.

“Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny,” King wrote on Twitter. “We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.”  Full Story

The rhetoric continues and it will continue because the trend favouring polarisation has just started and it’s at the very early stage, so the worst is yet to come.  Notice the trend is what produces the news and not the other way around. If the trend were negative for this phenomenon, guys like this would not even make the news.  Never accept the most obvious conclusion, especially if it comes from the media or the mouth of a politician. Examine the situation from several angles before rendering a verdict.

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