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Political Correctness: The Fatal Flaw at its Heart

Political Correctness: The Fatal Flaw at its Heart

Tim Heydon on Green Arrow

Political Correctness Must tend towards Tyranny.

A Politically Correct Regime has an inbuilt tendency seen in our own country, to creep towards full-on dictatorship. That is because the equality of outcomes for which it searches is unattainable, except by dint of reducing populations to the status of slaves or dehumanised, empty shells.

PC is founded on Nothingness

What is being addressed here are the moral foundations of Political Correctness which lead to this oppression. Because Political Correctness is fundamentally a moral system. When it speaks of the need for ‘equality,’ of ‘social justice,’ of ‘fairness,’ of the ‘wrongness’ of ‘oppression,’ etc, it is articulating moral positions.

The question immediately arises: On what is this morality based? Where do the politically correct concepts of ‘justice’ or ‘fairness’ etc come from? Why is it necessary to be ‘equal’ at all costs’? Why shouldn’t one group, however its members define themselves, ‘oppress’ another in the terms as used by PC, if it has the inclination and ability to do so? In other words, what is the origin of the ‘ought’ in ‘we ought to be Politically Correct’ ?

Political Correctness is Self-Refuting

The devastating answer seems to be that, if one takes Political Correctness at its own valuation when it says that there is no reality other than the reality we construct for ourselves – the idea which is the root of multiculturalism and all the other manifestations of ‘Equality’ as defined by Political Correctness – then there is no ‘ought ‘ about Political Correctness. The ethics of Political Correctness also come from nowhere. They too are merely a human construct with no foundation in anything. P.C. concepts of ‘Equality,’ Social ‘Fairness,’ ‘Justice’ etc. have no more value than any other ethical system. They are merely a set of preferences of a particular group which it imposes because it has the power to do so. By its own logic Political Correctness has no right to set itself up as having any intrinsic moral force or of being superior to anything.

Political Correctness can be based on Human Worth and Reason ?

Immanuel Kant

A supporter of Political Correctness might then take another tack. ‘It is not necessary to show that it has any foundation other than the Reason, which exists in the Human Mind. Political Correctness approaches Immanuel Kant’s ideal of ethics based on Reason which in turn is founded on an appreciation of intrinsic Human Worth, more closely than any other system.’

Immanuel Kant and Human Worth

But here is what Kant had to say about Human Worth:-

‘These, therefore, are not merely subjective ends whose existence has a worth for us as an effect of our action, but objective ends, that is, things whose existence is an end in itself; an end moreover for which no other can be substituted, which they should subserve merely as means, for otherwise nothing whatever would possess absolute worth; but if all worth were conditioned and therefore contingent, then there would be no supreme practical principle of reason whatever. (Fundamental Principles of the Metaphysics of Morals,)

This appears to be Kant’s argument:

Something must have absolute worth
1.If man does not have absolute worth, then nothing has absolute worth.
2.Therefore, man has absolute worth.
3.But why must something have absolute worth?
Kant’s reliance on Reason fails because Reason cannot answer this question. So the Politically Correct cannot rely on Kant and Reason / Human Worth to get themselves out of the bind that their ideology is self-refuting.

(Incidentally, the fact that there is nothing intrinsic about the worth of Human Beings means that that ‘Human Rights,’ so –called, are based on nothing whatsoever).

It Taps into Human Nature?

Ah!’ Our by now somewhat desperate supporter of Political Correctness might say, ‘but even if Political Correctness is a free –floating system like the others, it should nevertheless be supported over the others because it taps into the intuitive human need for fairness and justice more satisfactorily than they do. And since it is intuitive, we need not rely on Reason, or anything else.’

Morality is not Necessarily merely the Imposition of Power Elites

But hang on, putting aside the easily refuted assertion that Political Correctness is ‘fairer’ than other systems, doesn’t the assumption that normal human beings ‘intuit’ such things as fairness and justice simply imply that ethical systems are not necessarily constructed out of nothing by power elites for self-serving purposes, which is pretty much the neo-Marxist, Politically Correct position ?

‘Well yes, I suppose it does….’

Universally Occurring Wells of Morality Point to an Objective Standard

And again, if normal human beings have these universally occurring ethical wells, does this not deny the Politically Correct position that there is no objective standard by which one set of ethics may be judged against another? Doesn’t this then mean that one culture or one set of actions on the part of an individual can be morally superior to another and so the basis of unfettered individualism and multiculturalism is false?

‘Yeeeesss. If you put it like that it certainly seems to……’

The Knowledge of Good and Evil

But consider this. A man (or woman) may have conflicting natural feelings, the products of our evolution as social animals. For example, the need to save a drowning person on the one hand and the need to get himself or herself out of danger on the other. Where does the knowledge come from (which the individual may choose to ignore) that tells that individual that there is an overriding imperative, a sense of ‘ought,’ to try to save the drowning person regardless of increased danger to himself and his genes?

In other words, what is the origin of our knowledge of what is right and what is wrong? It was this knowledge which quite recently condemned two Community Officers who failed to attempt to rescue a child drowning in a Pond because (they claimed) they hadn’t received the necessary training.

‘Umm…Well, if there is such a knowledge, it’s probably just our Christian culture kicking in…..?’

But where did Christianity get it from and why is there widespread recognition that Christianity brings truth in this regard much more clearly than any other religion or philosophy? A recognition which helps to explain the historic growth of this religion and its world-historical influence?

Baffling, but it Works?

‘But,’ our Politically Correct interlocutor, by now almost at his wits’ end, might go on, desperate to avoid the apparently inevitable conclusion of the origin of our moral knowledge since this would completely obliterate the PC idea that ethics are the invention of power elites, ‘even if Political Correctness as an ethical system has by its own logic no more intrinsic worth than the ethical systems which it claims are inventions and ‘oppressive’ etc; even if it cannot rely on Reason and intrinsic Human Worth to justify itself; even if it denies itself again and again when it claims validation by intuition, shouldn’t it still be supported? Because by getting rid of ‘privileges’ of family, race, sexuality, religion and culture it produces a society which simply works better than those which are constructed on those lines in that it is more conducive to human flourishing?’

No it Doesn’t

If we accept that human flourishing is a valid criterion by which to judge whether or not one course of action is to be preferred over another, the truth as we are seeing all around us is that it is exactly that which Political Correctness doesn’t encourage. By a host of measurable indicators, it is a disaster to the well-working of our society and the flourishing of its people, as visitors to this site ( Green Arrow) are well aware.

‘What Works’ as a policy is mere practicality with no sense of ultimate, inescapable obligation about it. That is why more and more in our morally relativistic society, people feel no need to conduct themselves in what once would have been considered a moral fashion, if they can get away with it. This attitude is tending to corrupt our society at every level and in every respect. It is bringing about the end of what was most civilised about Britain. In 1940 the leftist writer George Orwell wrote that, ‘The gentleness of English Civilisation is its most marked characteristic.’ Thanks in large measure to the malign effects of what we now call Political Correctness, no such claim could possibly be made about the amoral, atomised, violent, selfish and racially, religiously and culturally divided place that is Britain today.

Political Correctness: A Fraud and a Disaster which does not work

Political Correctness is responsible for much of the moral decline and social disintegration of this country. It is the underpinning of the multiculturalism and multiracialism which has so much heightened these trends.

It has brought these things about because it is a lie. It falsely claims a moral standing and impartiality to which it is not entitled. And because it is a lie it does not work.

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Downham a lost cause?

Downham a lost cause?

Chris Roberts at a 2009 meeting of the BNP Bromley and Lewisham branch.

Chris Roberts a native of Downham gives us the history of his home patch, and the enrichment his old stamping ground has benefitted from. Downham was once a stronghold of nationalism in the 70s but now is nothing more than a sink estate for welfare scroungers and the exported detritus of Lewisham.

Chris Roberts 02/04/09 from Steven Richards on Vimeo.

I know Downham well, I remember the Tavern with what seemed to be the longest bar in the world, ( I was quite young at the time and memory may be failing me) and the many happy evenings spent in conversation with fellow patriots intent on preserving our way of life. So this video brought to mind happy and simpler times, but it also sent my blood pressure through the roof.

What have we lost in the intervening years?

We have lost all that was good about our country before the derided concept of PC and multi cultural diversity became the norm. The fallow field of late 70s Downham became the rich soil in which the seeds of decay were sown by those intent on the destruction of the white working class by dint of importing non ethnics. If you wish to visit Downham now I would advise that you drive through it, and do not even think of pausing for a pint in the Tavern unless you wish to risk life and limb.
The conquest of Downham is just the tip of the iceberg, the biggest part of the plan is well and truly hidden. But it is coming to your area very soon.

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A Statement from London BNP

A Statement from London BNP

At a meeting of London BNP officers last night Robert Bailey announced he is standing down from his role as London Organiser with immediate effect.
Bob has been in the role for 2 years giving sterling service to the BNP in London. Bob needs to concentrate on clearing his name following unfounded allegations of assault during the recent London Elections. However, to aid a smooth transitional period Bob has kindly agreed to carry on as an advisor to the incoming London organiser.

Everyone connected with the British National Party thanks Bob for his tireless commitment to Nationalism. Bob leaves London BNP in good shape with more Branches and Groups than ever before, recently London BNP stood a record number of candidates and it is testament to Bob’s tireless efforts that this was possible.

Christopher Roberts has agreed to take over as acting London Organiser until a successor to Bob is found. Chris is a long-standing member of the BNP currently working as a researcher to Richard Barnbrook in City Hall. Chris was London organiser in 2003/04 so is not coming into the position without some experience of what is expected.

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British National Party crosses the pond.

British National Party crosses the pond.

I know ‘London Patriot’ is primarily concerned with supporting the BNP in the UK and in particular London, and it might seem that this article is beyond its remit, but I feel that it will bolster the confidence of British people to know that our cousins over the water are members; and support the ideals of the party.
Is it so strange that an American comes to realise that nationalists, from whatever country they hail from have the same ideals?
Nationalism is the tie that binds us to heritage and country, we should support nationalists all over the world.
I am proud to call John a kinsman.

http://www.thegreenarrow.co.uk/index.php/news/newsbnp/1857-why-this-american-became-a-member-of-the-bnp

BigJohn
Our American Cousin and BNP Member – John Charles Bush

I remember the day well in August of 2009 when the US news media reported that many so called “right wing” parties had done well in the EU elections. This suddenly aroused my curiosity as I turned the volume up on my TV to hear the news. Suddenly a man appeared that I had never seen or heard of named Nick Griffin. He was standing at a podium giving a “Victory” speech . The media immediately said that the voters were fed up with the ruling Labour Party and had decided to make change for the BNP.

Well I had also never heard of the BNP so I turned off the TV and went to my computer where I knew I could get better info from the internet. I simply typed in BNP and their website came up on the info page. It was an astoundingly professional looking site! The Union Flag was all over the front page. All of the articles were very well written and easily understandable. My curiosity turned to fascination as I read more and more. As I looked through the site I came across a BNP chatroom and I decided to go in and speak.

I was a little nervous being an American and I didn’t know if I would be welcomed. Every person in that room turned out to be very nice and I immediately felt an attachment brewing. These are my kinds of people I thought! They were all interested in knowing a few things about the US as well as the state where I live which is Kentucky. Very few of them knew much about Kentucky other than KFC and I knew very little about the UK other than the Beatles. The chatroom became an interesting place to exchange our cultures as I returned night after night.

One day I asked a BNP member if Americans were allowed to join. He told me absolutely and that I should do so at my nearest convenience. Well to make a short story shorter I joined that very moment and my membership card arrived a few weeks later. I am so proud to carry it in my wallet. My family came from Britain to America many years ago so I feel a very strong attachment to the BNP because it is so traditionally British.

When I think of Britain I think of the Union Flag as well as the English. The other parties don’t even look British judging by their looks and advertising. You would think they were from some other country if you didn’t know better. However, one can just take a simple first glimpse of the BNP and know they are British.

This is the sole reason I joined the BNP.

John Charles Bush

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Yugoslavia 1989 – Britain 2009

Yugoslavia 1989 – Britain 2009

If the clock could be turned back by 20 years, it would be possible to see how things were different.

Back then Margaret Thatcher was the Prime Minister, yuppies were busy enriching themselves, working class workers were bearing the brunt of the destruction of the manufacturing sector, Britain was not swept by political correct nonsense and even if mass immigration was starting to change a once ethnically homogeneous country, the worse was still to come.

After all at that time the attention was directed to Eastern Europe, where Poland for the first time elected a non-communist government and street demonstrations were putting pressure on the former communist regimes to change, thus starting a chain of events that would culminate a few months later in the fall of the Berlin wall and the end of the cold war.

At that time no one paid too much attention to Yugoslavia, apart from a few holiday-makers looking for a cheap resort.

No one would ever associate the Balkan country with troubles and there were no reasons to think otherwise. However if a week can be a long time in politics, a year can bring unexpected, radical changes.

Indeed in 1989 no one could believe that a year later Yugoslavia would start to break apart in a bloody civil war. Like a volcano that remains quiet for several decades and then suddenly explodes, ethnic tensions were building up for several years only to erupt in an orgy of violence that wouldn’t be out of place in a Quentin Tarantino movie.
The horror of that war was matched by the inability to understand why that war started in the first place.

The few who had inside knowledge of that country soon pointed out that the conflict was not a case of why but when. The truth was slowing start to emerge about a country that was divided along ethnic lines and the image of an harmonious multiethnic country was a big lie. This became evident during the Croatian Spring in 1970, when Croatian students protested against the central government because they felt exploited by the Serb.

Also violent demonstrations took place in Kosovo during the ’80 and it was an open secret that the communist party was divided on ethnic lines. Tito did his best to repress nationalism and prevent people from celebrating their own culture but clearly this didn’t cancel nationalist feelings as any person tends to stick to his/her ethnic group.

Sound familiar?

Yes, Britain is in a similar situation.

Of course no one believes that a civil war may happen here between native Britons and ethnic minorities. But also in 1989 no one could believe that an year later a violent civil war could break Yugoslavia apart.

GIUSEPPE DE SANTIS

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