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I noticed on here that for a long time Christians have been saying that being an atheist is an automatic deal breaker for them, it doesn't matter what else the atheist beleives in or disbelieve in, doesn't matter what political positions they hold, the only thing that the Christian cares about is that they are atheistic, and on that basis alone, regardless of anything else they may agree or disagree on, the atheist does not belong in the same community as the Christian's.

A lot of these tend to get the same results as the types who reject the idea of a unified front of White advocacy, not because they are anti White, but because they reject the existence of a White race, and instead want to focus on individual countries or on the ethnicities within them, yet they would at the same time reject my idea of forming nationalism along the lines of recessive phenotypic traits, often bringing up that some thoroughly diluted jews posses those same traits (those the actual proportions are never mentioned, not of the number of jews with these traits, and not of how jewish these individuals truly are).

This post is just me rambling about some internal divisions, posting for a the sake of keeping my account active. I've not thought about it too deeply yet.