The Blue Pill.

[Ninurta]

People from any land within -or that
are working to enter the European Union can travel to work in any other EU country
without need of a passport.

That sounds an awful lot like "The United States of Europe".

Once upon a time, in a land far, far away from Europe, across a vast ocean, a young upstart political entity was created. It started out as 13 more or less independent colonies, under the umbrella of a single sovereign. Over time, those colonials found that single sovereign head to be a problem where concerned their independence from one another, and from that European land far, far away, across that vast ocean. So, they threw a war, and invited a few of those European nations who were having their own problems sorting out who was sovereign from whom, pitting one against another (which turned out to be a pretty easy thing to do, given the animosities at hand), and next thing you know, there were 13 independent states.

Now, that independence thing only goes so far when you're pretty tiny and easy to eat - bite sized. So, those 13 independent bite-sized states decided to band together after a fashion, on the theory that there is strength in numbers. They created a Unity amongst themselves, in order to present a unified front to the rest of the world, which still wanted to eat them, but found the unity might be big enough to choke on. Still, those states took care of their own business internally, and only used the unified front when presenting themselves to the rest of the world, and occasionally (when one of them was having a beef with another) the unified government was called upon to mediate the disputes between them. That was about the extent of it.

Over time, however, that unified, centralized governmental entity took more and more power away from the independent states, and consequently took more and more independence from them. It was a slow process, like boiling a frog. After a time, those same states that threw a war to gain and defend their independence found that they had replaced a sovereign far, far away across a vast ocean with more of the same a lot closer to home, and consequently close enough to grab their necks and choke them down. It seemed that they had learned nothing at all from the events of the past that precipitated their creation, because they repeated the same ones over again.

It could be argued that their final condition after that revelation was worse than the initial conditions which started the whole thing in the first place - that they had jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire. After about 250 years, those independent states discovered one day that they were no longer independent at all, and that all of the power they formerly held and had intended to keep for themselves had been stolen away by a centralized sovereign close enough to beat them down, and strong enough to do it, too, thanks to the huge amount of power it had stolen from those states while they slept.

At about that same time, a group of independent, sovereign, states in Europe looked across that vast ocean and said to themselves "How 'bout that? Lookit what they did over there by unifying amongst themselves, and look where it got them! We could probably do that, too, and present our OWN unified front to the rest of the world!" But in doing so and deeming that to be a good idea, they neglected to notice how the sovereignty of the former colonial states had been slowly eaten away by the centralized, unified government they had created for a far different purpose than the one it ended up with, created with far less power than it eventually possessed against it's own people.

You can probably see where this is going at this point. That is why I was so thrilled to find that my British brethren had thrown off the yoke of such a tyrannical construct before it was too late. I'm not yet noticing the rest of Europe taking that hint yet, though. In the end, it's very likely they will be boiled like frogs... but at least ya don't have to have a passport to travel between them!

A refugee is someone who is fleeing war and because of 'feelings' it's accepted that legal
documents wouldn't be at the forefront of their minds.
To back this up, the media will always show a trembling child with the 'let me in' doe-like
eyes.

I'm still of the opinion that the "refugees" are nothing of the sort for the most part. There are far too many fighting age men among them. Men who, if they just stayed at home and fought for what was theirs, could have their own countries instead of trying to steal someone else's. I see them as invasion forces with support staff (that would be the few unpapered women and children who managed to hold their own in the throng of grown men running like hell to get away), just the same as I see the "immigrants" flooding our southern border here.

If they won't defend their OWN country, what can any host nation seriously expect from them?

It's cheap labour and because the millennials of the first-world believe it's okay to deceive
for one's own benefit, it's portrayed as some type of benevolent act to help a country
with an economic problem.

Well, that IS a benevolent act, on the face of it. The problem is a lesson I had to learn hard years ago. That is, if you don't take care of yourself first, you're not going to be in any sort of shape to take care of someone else, not even someone else who really needs help. How many bankers in 3 piece suits have you ever seen going up to a homeless guy on the corner and saying "brother can you spare a dime?" Preposterous, because the homeless guy is in no position to help anyone else. He can't even help himself. Take care of yourself first (a 3 piece suit is not required), and THEN you can help the homeless guy.

HOWEVER - if all the people from those 3rd world cesspools end up camping in your back yard and eyeing YOUR house, who is there going to be back in that crap hole to even help out of their economic straights? It's a self-defeating proposition. They will have what was YOURS, and after they recreate the same conditions there that they had back at home, they aren't going to be able to help anyone else, either.

In my view, it's the same as those working in the USA from Mexico. It's nice to be nice
to those that are beneath you and if you don't, then must be some type of racist!
Establishment logic.

To clarify my position on such things, people from Mexico (or anywhere else, for that matter), immigrant, alien, or invasion soldier - however they come - are NOT beneath me. I'm no better than anyone else - but not any inferior to them, either. I'm no better, and no worse. I've done my share of illegal things, just as they have, and I paid the price for that, just as they should. As I mentioned above, hillbillies can be a pretty rowdy bunch.

It takes a special sort of privileged petunia - a particular pink-haired celebrity comes to mind - to view others as beneath one's self. Put in a plainer way, I'm a grown-assed man, and can clean my own damned bathroom. Don't need anyone else to do it for me... unlike, apparently, the aforementioned pink-haired celebrity. Seriously - how privileged is THAT? To make such an outrageous assumption?

Folks like that have some damned nerve pointing at ME and screaming "WHITE PRIVILEGE!" They can kiss my white-privileged ass - as long as they can figure out how to do it without getting beneath me!


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