I don't care how you try to spin it now, your post that I quoted is a great example of what I'm referring to. In fact if I could condense all your 3,000 posts into one, it would read almost exactly like that one. You've also written a number of posts over the years in which you claim to be ready to go ballistic. Never has a positive course of action ever been recommended.
The posting guidelines from day one have said this: "No racial or ethnic slurs or attacks on White nationalities, and no religious slurs. An honest dialogue about sports and race by definition will include negative observations about an individual or race, but if your objective is simply to attack a group of people go elsewhere." The guidelines are titled "Keep Posts Productive."
I've tried to enforce that over the years, but have been too lax at times, especially with a few veteran posters, just as I have with those who ignore the rule about not using profanity by coming up with endless cute ways around it by using asterisks, blank spaces, etc.
My main interest, not just in this site but in general, has been to try to help create positive and fair outcomes, for everybody. One reason I don't go to "right wing" forums is because they're filled with macho bluff and bluster attacking blacks and Jews, 99.9% of the time by people who have never helped a pro-White organization financially in their life or otherwise lifted a finger and never will. I know this because actually trying to do something positive in real life entails pragmatism and working with all kinds of people. Those types of posts make me cringe, and there's been some on CF over the years that have also made me cringe. The sites that I like to go to have real people writing thoughtful articles, albeit often under pen names. But there's a far higher sense of responsibility and maturity.
If anyone wants to post here, respect the site and post like your name is attached to what you write. Post about sports, which are finally coming back to life. We're in a new era now, like it or not.