[Vision2020] As if we needed any more . . .

[Melynda Huskey]

Ah, vdare.com-- a subsidiary of the Center for American Unity, which 
describes itself as "a national non-profit educational organization 
dedicated to preserving our historical unity as Americans into the 21st 
Century. . . . The Center is concerned with what has been called the 
National Question - whether the United States can survive as a nation-state, 
the political expression of a distinct American people, in the face of these 
emerging threats: mass immigration, multiculturalism, multilingualism, and 
affirmative action."

Surprisingly (or perhaps not), the essay Shawn quotes comes to the 
conclusion that blacks just aren't as intelligent as whites, and that if 
only black mothers could be convinced to breastfeed their children, perhaps 
the poor things could get smarter over time, and someday be as smart as 
white people.

Sailer also opposes gay marriage on the grounds--get this!--that straight 
men never want to do anything that gay men do, in case someone might think 
they were gay. That's right, heterosexual marriage will end simply as a 
result of straight men's paralyzing terror of being perceived as gay.  Not 
that there's anything wrong with that.

I've exceeded my daily limit of posts with this one, and I promise there 
won't be any more today--and maybe not tomorrow, too.  Instead, I'll pick up 
my well-worn copy of *Farewell, My Lunchbox:  A Chet Gecko Mystery* and 
escape into a simpler, but funnier world.

Melynda Huskey