White Assimilation

Many have wondered about the origin of humanity's longest self-inflicted conflict. Wars are waged against others based on superficial differences, and the wounds of these wars fester long after the initial cause is forgotten, leaving only pain and hatred.

This work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of ethnic conflict. The first section examines historical conflicts, focusing on ancient Egypt, Sumer, and Assyria. The second section presents and critiques the ideas of prominent Eugenicist and White Supremacist thinkers of the early 20th century through extensive quotation. The third section introduces White Assimilation, an ideology designed to mitigate the most harmful aspects of White Supremacy. It is intended for those seeking to persuade White Supremacists to reconsider their views and to temper the white ethnic nationalist tendencies that often lead to White Supremacy.

This work is intended for two primary audiences. The first is the reader seeking to understand the mechanics of White Supremacist ideology. For this reader, the work reflects the biases common among White Supremacists and Ethnic Nationalists. Offensive and biased language is intentionally included to illustrate their thought processes.

The second audience consists of those seeking effective arguments to challenge and change the thinking of White Supremacists and Ethnic Nationalists. Logical arguments are often ineffective because White Supremacy, like religious ideology, is rooted in emotion. Therefore, the arguments presented here are emotional in nature. The 'White Assimilation' ideology preserves the foundational aspects of White Supremacy and Ethnic Nationalism while removing their more destructive elements. For instance, while Ethnic Nationalism emphasizes defending one's group against rival groups, White Assimilation proposes that rival groups are potential friends and future members who can be 'assimilated.'

Instead of instilling fear of other ethnicities, such as through concerns about birth rates, White Assimilation suggests that one can increase birth rates through personal choice. The argument shifts from external threats to internal action, emphasizing that having and raising many children contributes more to the ethnicity than racist attacks. This approach leverages ethnic tribalism to resonate with Ethnic Nationalists, making it more effective than simply condemning their views as immoral.