A line cannot be drawn between the Viking voyages and "That exploration is why we have the colonization and displacement today". That is completely rediculous and historically inaccurate. The Vikings never stayed here, or if they did they bred with the Native population, hence perhaps why post-Colombian explorers would from time to time find brown haired, grey eyed Indians. Or anomalous artifacts like the Kensington Runestone, Heavener Runestone, and also anomalous Native cultures with an overt European Pagan element to their cultures like the Adena who built the Serpent Burial mounds.

Also it is thought now that the Urban Meso-American cultures in the southern hemisphere were a separate group from the Native Americans that came over the Bairing straight, so are they displacing colonists? Or the theory that Asians made it to South America?

Have you ever even read anything on the Voyages?

Or is just a matter of, "Oh it was done done by a white guy so its inherently evil?".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norse_colonization_of_the_Americas

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-Columbian_trans-oceanic_contact

Does anybody have anything good to say besides personal jabs at me or the KSS? Sure I've lost a few friends for deciding not to be closeted about my ethnocentric views, but so what?

The far left isn't against racism, its for using a pretense of fighting racism to further its goals. DNA is an objective material reality. How one relates to that however certainly may be subjective, but to deny the instincts and impulses of the body is in my eyes anyway certainly repressive. White guilt is another type of bodily shame, its a liberal form of bodily dysmorphia. The far lefts stance on white ethnic identity is as convoluted and life hating as the pro-anna movement. It its the same Old Testament hatred of nature and the body that has sadly guided the western world for far too long.

"Power to the people", certainly, and "purposing an alternative", even more so. But I out of my own bodies instincts prefer to be around whites.

Water seeks its level.