https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stormfront_(website) it is categorized as a hate website.

Stormfront is an openly racist/white supremacist website. You might as well be claiming that the Nazi Party wasn't fascist or anti-Semitic, in which case Ryan's waiting for you on his Holocaust denial boat.

stormfront doesn't hate non-white people, they just want them all to die.

Maybe there are some exceptions which indeed promote hatred, maybe,

But this site is mostly promoting being proud of your heritage and also criticizing irresponsible immigration, criticing minorities.

Criticizing does not equal hatred. Wikipedia is also very biased source of information in some issues.

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please keep trying to defend stormfront, it's hilarious

Don't get me wrong, I disagree with some od its content, but some things are really positive about this site.

For example:

Being proud of who you are and realizing the "white guild" propaganda, realize that not only the whites were the bad guys in the past

For not hiding the facts and being objective, for showing the truth which media wants to hide

The wide educational content of this site

You might want to get your history from sources other than Stormfront, too.

Have you noticed how other racial pride groups have been pretty revisionist? Y'know, making up some sketchy historical "theories" to paint their race/etc. as superior?

Yeah, white pride groups are far fom exempt from that.

Maybe start browing http://reddit.com/r/badhistory to catch yourself. Bad History happens in a number of places.

I think, knyte, we shouldn't be afraid that if we are proud fellas, we will become suprematist and think ourselves as superior. Rather, we should fight not to be though of as inferior. That we should know our value.

Just watch this and the hipocrisy which is shown in the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gmuGFwlHsA

We have reasons to be proud :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_bsPAAy80U

Just FYI bro: I'm not white. I'm proud of myself, though. Graduated top of my class in high school, aced literally every single standardized exam I ever took, dominated at competitive debate, earned the respect of my peers, learned how to program (well), got into one of the top schools for my field of interest, and then earned people's respect here too. Oooh and now I can do crazy shit with hardware and am finally on the verge of understanding PCB design. Within a few years, I'll literally have the theoretical understanding and ability to build an Iron Man suit (sort of...).

That sure beats being proud of things I couldn't control. The thing I'm really proud of most is that I've got things I can cling to for pride other than race/religion/ethnicity/other things no one can control. That's pretty damn awesome.

Thanks for making me feel better about myself, man.

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Haha, np.

Good points, by the way

Never underestimate how freaking fantastic you can feel after programming. As I've been telling people, you literally feel like a wizard.

Good that you don't do one of these boring jobs ;)

:P Even in a boring job, you can still kick everyone else's ass if you know how to code.

"Hey co-worker. What'cha doing?"

"Oh, just doing this thing I do every single morning. It's pretty simple but it takes some time."

"Ah. I used to do that too, but now my computer does it for me. Now I read the newspaper instead. Hey, have you heard about those fires in Greece?"

Actually, probably more helpful in a non-programming job. :/ I'm expected to automate that shit so no one takes me seriously if I claim I spent time doing those tasks manually.

Edited 7/18/2015 04:53:23

I'm not white. I'm proud of myself, though. Graduated top of my class in high school, aced literally every single standardized exam I ever took, dominated at competitive debate, earned the respect of my peers, learned how to program (well), got into one of the top schools for my field of interest, and then earned people's respect here too. Oooh and now I can do crazy shit with hardware and am finally on the verge of understanding PCB design. Within a few years, I'll literally have the theoretical understanding and ability to build an Iron Man suit (sort of...).

I built an atomic bomb when I was five, but Flyorov stole my designs.

Nice. I wish I'd done something with my life when I was five. I don't even remember what I did when I was five, except drive my parents crazy with demands for toys and food. I guess having a childhood was worth it. :)

My biggest achievement so far was earning IB high school diploma, so I don't have much to say apart from this as my life is just starting as I finally graduated and my fate of being a schoolboy ended so I will never have to see school again B)

IB is pretty sweet. My high school only had AP (which is only an American thing and far more common), but I've heard from my friends that did IB that IB is ridiculously hard.

Good job! Hope it gets you far.

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Thanks

I flew when I was six. Either that or I fell out of a window.