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A lovely pair
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The teachers know what they´re doing
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Vote!
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A necessary change
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It should be encouraged for white bois to embrace their transition into muslimahs. Compare Western cultural benefits to the benefits of Islam:
The West:
-Encourages decedent lifestyle
-No care for family or community
-Life dictated by worthless ‘values’ and institutions that carry no honor or respect
-Stagnant and meaningless
Islam:
-Encourages healthy and suitable lifestyle
-Communal and loving family
-Life guided by proven and respective code of many prosperous centuries
-Full of life
The white boi of today has nothing to gain from the west. So Islam entices them, from the first words of Arabic in their ears to their inevitable integration into a supportive Islamic household.
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Each year, each day, the tide of Islam keeps on rising
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The only book they need
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Manifesto for a better world
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Métissage
There's a French word called métissage which literally translates as (physical) miscegenation and can technically be used in a negative way, but its more common meaning is positive and refers to the process of cultural mixing, also known as métissage culturel. We know this latter concept as "cultural diversity" nowadays, but in the specific French context, it goes back a lot further: when the French colonized other parts of the world and made their new colonial subjects learn the French language and French history, that, too, was seen as a form of desirable métissage, but it clearly was a one-sided affair.
But even though this concept was often applied in one direction only, it still became part of French identity: the idea that the French nation isn't defined by ethnic or racial categories, but rather by a set of universal ideals and a shared culture to which everyone contributes.
It is from this sociological vantage point that former French president Sarkozy exhorted the French several times to engage in more "miscegenation" (or métissage). In most other countries, it would be unusual for a head of state to tell you to mix it up, but the context here was that back in the 2000s, France was having a public conversation on how to better include its growing share of citizens with non-European heritage, so Sarkozy (a conservative, funnily enough) forcefully reminded everyone that France was all about métissage and maybe the (white) French should do more of that in order to improve society.
The titillating thing here is that this concept is vague enough for the audience to draw their own conclusions. Should they show more interest in people from other backgrounds? Should France develop a Halfrican hybrid culture? Should artsy French college girls get hung African boyfriends and make lots of mixed Parisians? It would all be perfectly compatible with the concept of métissage, so by declaring your support for this idea, you're inevitably stirring people's imagination.
France hasn't seen much debate on this issue since Sarkozy told everyone to mix more, but not because the idea has become unpopular; rather, it has become self-evident enough for further discussion to be unnecessary. Current president Macron has adopted a "show, don't tell" approach on the issue and likes to present himself in cute settings like this one, essentially suggesting to everyone what a great time they could have with a bit more métissage-ing:
Obviously not everyone enjoys this kind of cultural mixing as much as he does, but that brings us to the last and perhaps most hilarious point in all of this.
Yes, France has a fairly large far-right party that is able to steer the discourse to some extent, but they, too, are ultimately beholden to the French national identity I alluded to above. The idea of a "white France" simply does not exist in the context of this identity, so instead, they demand a "French France". And of course you can have a French France that is not a white France. I'm sure many sympathizers of this far-right party would get a little squeamish over that statement, but unless they wanted to abandon the French identity they are so vocally in favor of, they couldn't exactly disagree.
So basically: liberty, equality, fraternity and miscegenation. Sounds like a good time to me, and I'm sure the increasingly sun-kissed population of Paris would concur.
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