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Slavery produced in the South a genuine affection between the races that we believe we can say has never existed in any nation before the War or since. Whatever its failures, slavery produced in the South a degree of mutual affection between the races which will never be achieved through any federally-mandated efforts.

— Douglas Wilson

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Wives are to be submissive to their own husbands in everything. The marriage service rightly includes a vow for the bride to obey her husband.

If you and your school have not been accused of racism yet, etc. then you are not doing your job.

What’s wrong with being used? It is the great sin of homosexual men that they abandon the natural use of the woman. Is it not?

The sooner the current government school system collapses, the better it will be for everyone, including those who were enrolled at the time the schools fell apart.

This particular strand of feminism is characterized by two tenets: 1. men are jerks, and 2. women should strive by all means to become like them.

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