NICOLAS GOMEZ DAVILA: ". . . in societies where inequality is normal, each person settles into his own sense of unique difference, without being compelled to compare himself to others, or even being able to contemplate the possibility. Only a hierarchical structure can be compassionate toward the mediocre and meek.”

A cool video showing Rhodesian families preparing to fend of communist terrorists…with a predictably leftist-minded narrator describing it as racist for them to not want to hop into the cannibal’s pot, ignoring the hell that had resulted in every other place that let the… pic.twitter.com/PfTo6YDlhd

— Will Tanner (@Will_Tanner_1) September 26, 2026

June 26, 1975 (first broadcast date of the Thames TV “This Week” segment).  The above is excerpted from this longer 22-minute version.  White rule is better than majority rule.  The masses are too easily led astray.  A moral and ethical hierarchy is the preferable rule.  Nature makes each of us unequal.

“In societies where everybody believes they are equal, the unavoidable superiority of some makes the rest feel like failures. Conversely, in societies where inequality is normal, each person settles into his own sense of unique difference, without being compelled to compare himself to others, or even being able to contemplate the possibility. Only a hierarchical structure can be compassionate toward the mediocre and meek.” --Nicolas Gomez Davila

Thank you to Will Tanner.