/fa/ - Fashion

>>12340805
I agree, typical trolls are always in these threads.
But pride in one's family is encouraged, as is pride in one's town, one's friends, one's city, one's laws and practices, one's quaint traditions, one's history, one's nation, one's kinsmen and neighbours and allies are so important. They keep history alive, they bring light and happiness to everyone, they make children want to grow up and contribute to the arts and culture of the world, and make it a better place.

Without pride in one's people's customs, history would be a pointless relic, we would never learn from our ancestors or keep great knowledge and practices alive, we would be an amorphous brown blob of people "essentially of the same race" instead of a vibrant tapestry full of every quirk, every faith and philosophy and food and practice.

if you had a committee, would you elect 12 identical humans who all thought the same, or would you pick 12 interesting experts who loved and came from different cultures, thought differently to each other and were all good at different things? I would pick the latter.

I don't want Native Americans to lose pride in their history. I don't want African descendants of slaves to forget about their long lost home of Africa. I don't want Irish and Dutch and English and Norwegians to lose pride and happiness and forget their rich history. And neither should anyone, that's why "white" pride, or whatever you want to classify it, European, mediteranean, scandinavian pride, is just as important as any other kind.