Fox -Finck
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2016 3:40 pmPodcast series: Beginnings/End
Thank you fellows. Time well spent.
Perfect for the neophyte.............
Thank you fellows. Time well spent.
Perfect for the neophyte.............
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Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2016 3:40 pmRe: Fox -Finck
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 1:19 amAgreed, a great series.
Re: Fox -Finck
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 9:23 amI think this 4 part serious should be the introduction guide to CI.
It was very helpful for me.
It was very helpful for me.
Re: Fox -Finck
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 8:07 pmI was a little surprised that in this final installment of the series Bill actually mentioned the racial bias in sports--and specifically mentioned the website
http://castefootball.us/index.php
I became familiar with this website long before I discovered CI, and I found it well researched and valid--there is no doubt that Whites are being marginalized by the major sports leagues (except for hockey).
And while I no longer follow sports in any significant way, when sports do come up in conversation, I do like to steer the conversation toward the racial issue--and I've found it to be a good entry point to bringing up CI issues with sports fans.
I think there are a lot of White sports fans who are, in fact, aware that something is terribly wrong going on--race wise. And for those who are aware, the race issue can be a good opportunity to raise certain CI tenets--and yes, it can work. The degradation of sports is a reflection of what's going on in society in general--and even the seemingly brain-dead couch potatoes can't help but notice it.
http://castefootball.us/index.php
I became familiar with this website long before I discovered CI, and I found it well researched and valid--there is no doubt that Whites are being marginalized by the major sports leagues (except for hockey).
And while I no longer follow sports in any significant way, when sports do come up in conversation, I do like to steer the conversation toward the racial issue--and I've found it to be a good entry point to bringing up CI issues with sports fans.
I think there are a lot of White sports fans who are, in fact, aware that something is terribly wrong going on--race wise. And for those who are aware, the race issue can be a good opportunity to raise certain CI tenets--and yes, it can work. The degradation of sports is a reflection of what's going on in society in general--and even the seemingly brain-dead couch potatoes can't help but notice it.