It's time for White Christians to start showing loyalty to their own -- especially in the workplace. This doesn't mean throwing Roman Salutes at the watercooler or goose-stepping to your desk. It means attaining power and using it to favor your own.
The good news for us is that we don't even have to discriminate since our people are the very best in ever meritocracy. So just promote and pay for competence. The real key is just not hiring Nons and liberals (use physiognomy to judge) in the first place.
Another key is mentorship and friendship of rising White Christian men -- make sure they take leadership positions.
It's time for White Christians to start showing loyalty to their own -- especially in the workplace. This doesn't mean throwing Roman Salutes at the watercooler or goose-stepping to your desk. It means attaining power and using it to favor your own.
The good news for us is that we don't even have to discriminate since our people are the very best in ever meritocracy. So just promote and pay for competence. The real key is just not hiring Nons and liberals (use physiognomy to judge) in the first place.
Another key is mentorship and friendship of rising White Christian men -- make sure they take leadership positions.
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