...someone who steps up and says (in a metaphorical sense), this sand dune looks to be Tan, or maybe even light brownish mustard in color:
only to drop down and dig until they find that contravening grain of sand, or 2:
They don't realize that the 'exception' they are touting helps prove the general rule.
I stand by my original (admittantly sweeping and apriori generalizing) statement: As a class of persons, white supremacists are christian.
In retort to the case of the neo-pagan white supremacists discussed above, if I were to really bother and waste my time that is, would be to ask, where did these 'Wotansvolk' (i.e. white nationalist, neo-völkisch pagans) get the idea of white supremacy?
More son's of ham derivative BS?
Hmmmm...where did that come from?
And just what is a 'Wotansvolk'?
although Lane said one could be a deist, a pantheist, or an atheist and still be Wotansvolk.
WTFrak does that mean? It's all metaphor again?
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