Just somethoughts on this site, in light of recent criticisms as well as the general discussion.
According to theCaste Football section labeled "About Us"":
"Caste Football looks at the racial dynamics of football and of sports in general. We have no sacred cows we worship, no taboo subjects we won't discuss. We respect the fact that blacks make good football players. But we believe that by looking at football and sports overall through an objective lens rather than simply accepting the propaganda slant of the media, it is clear and obvious that whites are just as good as if not better athletes than blacks.
....Caste Football's goal is to raise the sports I.Q. of its readers, while improving the racial and political awareness of America's sports fans."
I agree with Caste Football's statements. I respect the fact that blacks can make good sportsmen, though whites are just as good(and, who knows, theymay be better). Moreover, I could not find anything in the CF statement which either supported or opposed (partial or total) segregation of blacks and whites---in society or in sports. In fact, the statementis remarkably "unpolitical." It simply points out how white athletes havegotten a raw deal, both in terms of treatment by the media and in terms of athletic development. It wants to raise awareness about this, and about the racial dynamic in sports. Itimplicitly requests a debate about what to do about this state of affairs. I agree with all this.
These common concerns of Caste Football are logically compatible with a variety ofreflective posters: everyone from strict total segregationists (like JD074), near total segregationists (like Jaxvid), to1950's style, customary, "cultural" segregationists (like myself), to white "competitivists"--who aren't directlyinterested in thebroader tribal-national issue, but who simply hopethata resurgence of white athletic pride, coupled with the publicexcellence of whiteathletes (and teams) in competitionwith non-whites,will lead to a restoration of white honor (this may beFreedom's view, but I don't wish to speak for him), all the way to posters who simply don't like to seepeople (in this case whites) unfairly treated (this sentiment, I suspect, animatesthe majority ofposters).
In short, I don't see the site itself as pre-emptivelysidingwith, or even leaning towards, me,JD074, Jaxvid, America,or anyone else.It simply invites a multi-angled discussion on the aforementioned issues--thoughobviously itpresumes a core of agreement about the nature of (and at least some of the solutions to) the present problem.
As to what the concerns of the majority of posters are, I would say that theyseem to bemoreinterested indefending and lifting up the white athlete, fighting for him against an unjust media/caste system, rather than in excluding the non-white athlete (not that there may not be a case for that, at leastin the extreme). But I could be wrong as to whether this is the majority sentiment--as a CF Newbie, I have not followed the site as long as others. And then, of course, there is the obvious point thatbeing a part of the consensus view does not make oneright(or wrong).
In any event, I apologize to any posters who might feel that I have tried to artificially restrict the range of "respectable debate" on these important issues by appealing tosome amorphous, consensusCaste Football "majority opinion."