12 thoughts on ““I Miss The Days Of White Rule””

1. It isn’t “white rule” that is missing. It is the rule of law that is missing, replaced by a personality cult. Which sounds darn familiar.

   1. I miss the rule of law here in the United States

   2. Is there anywhere which respects the rule of law that isn’t run by whites?

      Serious question, because I’ve been trying to think of one. Maybe some of the old British colonies in Asia? There may be remnants left in the old colonies in Africa, but they’re fading fast.

      1. Even then, it is a specific group of “whites”. It is, as you identify, the British influence. Regardless of the race of those in power, the rule of law is most closely adhered to where British tradition made inroads.

      2. Botswana. Former British colony, yes.

         It also doesn’t hurt that the national borders roughly correspond to the tribal ones.

      3. Are the Japanese “whites”?

         There are a few African countries that are do have strong “rule of law” or are getting there, most notably Botswana.
         http://www.transparency.org/cpi2015

         1. Conquered by the US, an offshoot of Britannia, before it became what it is today. Again, my thesis – it’s not whites, per se. It’s the Brits.

            Russia, Germany, and others lily white, but not a great history w.r.t. rule of law. Pretty abysmal, in fact. Just about the worst possible.

            German and French former colonies in Africa – cesspools of corruption and dysfunction. The entire world owes a yuge debt to that tiny little island.

      4. Old British colonies in Asia, the Caribbean, and parts of Africa, some old French and Dutch colonies too.

   3. Rule of law, private property rights, capitalism in general, and a representative democracy. They could replace Mugabe with any of the Democrat’s SJW OWS types from the USA and get the same result as what is happening now, even though most of those people are white.

      It sucks that we can see examples of the Democrat’s end game in places like Venezuela or Zimbabwe and yet there are still Americans who can’t see the inevitable outcome from their preferred policies.

      1. Private property is primary. Rule of law, capitalism and democracy are typically the result of strong property rights.

         Taxes, fees and regulations are all takings of private property. The land really isn’t yours when govt. can ‘evaporate’ it away.

2. I also miss the rule of law. Where is Sharia when you need her?

   Sharia
   Sharia baby
   Sharia
   Sharia baby
   Shariiiiiiiiaaa ba-aby, (Sharia baby)
   Shar-iii-aa, please won’t you come out tonight?…

   1. Playing with run around Sue? (note sue is both a name and a practice.)

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