The 14th Amendment to the Constitution was outrageous and a disaster for America. It degraded and harmed the nation to an incredible degree. And America has never recovered from this abomination.
Yes, almost everyone in the country agreed that blacks -- after the Civil War ended in 1865 -- had the right to be free. But these backward and savage peoples had no right to live here – and far less to become citizens.
When the 14th Amendment was passed in 1868, America was a radically pro-reason, pro-individualism, pro-liberty, pro-Enlightenment nation. Blacks profoundly opposed all of that. America back them was a fundamentally virtuous, hard-working, law-abiding, well-educated, English common law-based, Anglo-Saxon cultured, high-quality, civilized, noble country. Blacks were none of that. To allow these aliens, hostiles, and natural enemies of White and Western Civilization to stay inside the country, and even become citizens, was absurd and horrendous. This was treason and suicide for the Whites and America.
The undeniable truth is that blacks after the Civil War were just like blacks today: an extremely criminal and mendicant race of remarkable low sophistication, socialization, character, and virtue. Their intellectual, moral, and spiritual inferiority degraded the culture and quality of life profoundly. Blacks then – as now – hated political liberty, high civilization, and White society. And they were fundamentally unsuited to all three.
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In the direct aftermath of the war, Senator Garrett Davis of Kentucky observed: “The Negro may be free, but he is not fit to be a citizen among us.” Congressman Samuel Randall of Pennsylvania noted: “Freedom does not make the Negro a citizen. He is unprepared for the ballot and unfit for political power.” The undeniable truth was, and is, as Senator William Saulsbury of Delaware pointed out: “You may free them, but you cannot make them equals in this Republic.”
It’s worth remembering that under all immigration and naturalization laws and standards in American history – at least until the 1965 nightmare of Hart-Celler – blacks were not in the least qualified to immigrate here or become rights-bearing citizens. Indeed, many Whites – such as from eastern and southern Europe – were also unqualified to reside inside or undergo naturalization.
In discussing and debating post-war Reconstruction policy, Congressman Andrew Rogers of New Jersey declared: “The Negro is not a citizen and never was. Freedom does not confer political rights.” Senator Thomas Hendricks of Indiana stated the obvious: “The Negro race is incapable of citizenship. Freedom is one thing; political equality is another.”
The inferiority of blacks to Whites was unambiguous and manifest to all, both then and now. Senator James Doolittle of Wisconsin put it simply: “Let him be free, but let him be removed from among us, for the races cannot live together in equality.” Nor in decent cooperation and harmony.
These truths were crystal clear in 1866, when all the above statements were made. They’re clear now too. With few exceptions, blacks have no right to live in America, and still less to become citizens, for the overwhelming reasons already stated, and because they hate Western Civilization, America, Enlightenment philosophy, political liberty, and White people. And because their menacing, disgusting, vile, monkey presence radically degrades American culture and quality of life.








