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I was born in Chicago with blonde hair and blue eyes.
I live north of Houston now in a white utopia. People here don't understand. Houston is as diverse as it gets but everybody has a gun and the police are proactive so we don't see crime spill over into the suburbs like how it was in Illinois. People don't have negative interactions with minorities often enough to create casual racism. It's nice that we don't have to worry about it here but I wish my neighbors understood the realities of things.
The more interesting question is: how did I become antisemitic? Mexicans. I started spending time around Mexicans once I moved out to Texas, and they turned out to be the most antisemitic race I have ever met. I got my physical copy of Mein Kampf as a gift from a Mexican. I don't understand these people or what it is about their culture that allows for this nearly universal and essentially open antisemitism to exist across the board. My old friends in Chicago hated niggers and general minorities but we never even thought about Jews or Hitler. I want to understand this feature of the Mexican race. Is it because of the fact that most Mexicans are Catholic? Do they idolize things like the Reich to satiate some kind of racial insecurity? Is it the product of being part European and part savage.
I figure that they most likely worship "Nazism" because it is an example of a clearly defined ethnic and/or racial identity, which is attractive to them because their own ethnic/racial identity is so amorphous and vague.
I have a feeling that this same ambiguity in identity is what draws so many "white Americans" to Hitler and fascism.
Anyway, I am rambling. I hope you enjoyed my personal blog entry. Thank you.