WORD |
DEFINITION |
unAmerican activity |
n. any action or thought which would tend to agree with the thoughts
and actions of the founding fathers. |
American activity |
n. all actions and thoughts which are not covered by the definition
of unAmerican activities, but especially any that would tend to degrade,
disparage and vilify white people living or dead. |
hatred |
n. that emotion which motivates any attempt made by a white
man to defend his race, property, culture, history or country. |
oppression |
n. that which happens to any non-white when standards of
accomplishment, or social behavior, are rigidly enforced. |
racism |
n. any attempt made by a white to defend his race, property,
culture, history or country. |
cultural expression |
n. any attempt made by a non-white to defend his race, property,
culture, history or country. |
intolerance |
n. any attempt made by a white to promote his race, property,
culture, history or country. |
racial pride |
n. any attempt made by a non-white to promote his race, property,
culture, history or country. |
nazism |
n. white people joining together to protect their racial interests. |
brotherhood |
n. non-white people joining together to protect their racial
interests. |
bigot |
n. white person who takes pride in his race and his race's
accomplishments |
civil rights activist |
n. non-white person who takes pride in his race and his race's
accomplishments or a white person who hates his own race but takes pride
in all other races and those races' accomplishments |
prejudice |
n. 1. the desire of a white person to live, work and play with
those of his own race |
racial solidarity |
n. the desire of a non-white person to live, work and play with
those of his own race |
equality |
n. that state achieved when all that whites have honestly built
and earned have been torn down, stolen and then given to non-whites who have
not built or earned. |
objective reporting |
n. the passing along of information by a reporter in such a way
as to make white, traditional Americans appear to be evil and all others
to appear to be good. |
father |
n. a drone to be used once and thereafter serving no other useful
purpose except to supply child support. |
mother |
n. 1. an anachronism, today serving only as a director to
children, guiding them from bed to school, to daycare and then back to bed;
2. soon to be completely replaced by the state daycare system. |