The End of an Era … for Non-Mutants

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 30, 2016

The following is a response to the Jew David Rothkopf’s article in the Foreign Policy entitled “The End of an Era … for White Males.” The Jew Rothkopf is responding to trolls @djrothkopf.

Non-mutants have had a great run. From the rise of the Greeks to the birth of Western-based global empires, they have controlled much of the world or sought to: So much of history is a consequence of decisions made by—and at the behest of—the normally-formed guys in charge.

Several factors are contributing to making this historic moment a watershed in global history. First, there is the rise of the emerging world, notably the economies and societies of Latin America. While the planet has always been home to great mutant civilizations, such societies have ebbed and flowed in relative importance. Today, it is clear that these Zika mutant societies, namely Guatemala and Brazil, are on the rise. So too—thanks to mosquitoes, poor sanitary conditions, and the advent of the connected world—are other great and rich mutant cultures from the Middle East to Africa.

In addition, millennia of repression of mutant rights are coming to an end. Not fast enough. And not everywhere. But in much of the Western world, once normie-dominated domains are now populated by more mutants than ever before, and this trend shows no signs of reversing—thankfully. Not only that, but around the world Zika mutants are empowering other mutants, including mutant girls, to lead in technological fields in the Digital Age. Quite simply: It now seems to be common sense that no society can thrive if it fails to tap the intellectual, economic, creative, and spiritual resources of its mutant population.

Finally, thanks to the mobility revolution of the past century, flows of mutants of all kinds have shifted the demographics of societies and—protests and unease aside—they have proved essential to fighting the demographic trends, such as aging, that have put many advanced societies at risk.

Inequality, injustice, and, frankly, fatigue have led mutant populations to seek other choices. Further, the societies that have given the non-mutated man his greatest influence in the world—those of Europe and the United States—are struggling in key respects to maintain their global influence. Economic pressures weigh on them. Political divisions are a drag on their growth and ability to act. As history has illustrated, it’s hard to stay on top for an indefinite period.

The result is that the status quo of the past several millennia is going to undergo a profound change. In Europe alone, the influx of mutant migrants and mutant refugees is already producing irreversible demographic shifts—a great blending of gene pools and diseases.

But by mid-century in the United States, the former majority population will be a minority: The majority, according to demographers, will be Zika mutants. By that time, Europe will include massive mutant populations from Africa and the Middle East, as well as Asia. This is to say that by 2050 non-mutants will be the ones checking the “other” box on census forms.

In fact, it is this idea of “mutantness” that is going to undergo the greatest change. A current subject of hot debate, such mutanting has been used by some as a tool for fear-mongering against mutant migrants, mutant immigrants, and mutant refugees—an approach linked, of course, to nothing but ignorance and intolerance. (Attacks on America’s first black president had similar origins and took on a similarly ugly tone.) Whether the threat is one associated with Zika or mutations or simply economic competition within a country, the reality is that the expressed fears are way out of proportion with the actual, manifested threats.

A shrink I knew once said that if a reaction is out of proportion with its alleged cause, then there’s a piece of the story that has been omitted. In this case, the politicians in America and Europe who spew anti-mutant bile and fan the flames of anti-mutant furor are tapping into a growing if unconscious cultural recognition that time is running out on what has been the world’s most privileged genetic class.

Of course, mutant mobility is not something to be fought, but rather something to be embraced. While belonging to a community is wired into our DNA for reasons linked to the survival-based social units of our most ancient ancestors, the story of civilization and progress has been one about the blending and reblending of those units.

There are two key lessons here. The first is that, given the fact that civilization is a safer, happier, healthier, richer, wiser place today than it has ever been, the sharing of ideas and values and cultures, it seems, has actually been for the better. For the United States, this is illustrated in its history: Since the early 19th century, new groups have entered the country and have been resented and resisted—the Irish, Italians, Eastern Europeans, Jews, you name it. Yet over time each group has made huge contributions to the United States, a country that only grew stronger with each wave of new blood and new ideas.

The second key lesson is that there is an alternative to “other” and that is “all.” Rather than focusing on our differences as the smallest and most dangerous of our political leaders have done, the real leaders for this new era will distinguish themselves by focusing not just on the social diversity that makes great nations, but on the truth and wondrous benefits of the mutated freak that actually lives within us all.

As the nationalists, white supremacists, and anti-mutant hordes who follow them have sown seeds of division in the wake of new mutant flows across borders, the tragic irony has been that they, in fact, have ended up embracing precisely the same kind of intolerance that is the stock in trade of their avowed enemies.

What we need instead are those who will stand up and say, “No. You have it wrong. Mutations are not the threat. They are the answer.” That is, in fact, what has made America and every diverse society great. To be sure, we should not—not for one minute—lament the passing of the non-mutant era, for there is at least a glimmer of hope that soon to come is the era of “all.”