My comments weren't based on his preference, it was the idea that anyone could actually be pure blood. Unless he lives in a remote tribe that has never encountered anyone from outside of that tribe, it's incredibly unlikely that he is a "pure" blood.
Heh, Tefal beat me too it, I was just going to say it sounds like H.Potter or a Twilight fan.
I gather 'Pure Blood' in the Nationalistic sense is going to be anyone who looks like a stereotypical Nordic/Aryan, I'd imagine the point of that is that they will then identify most with the values and culture of that group rather than anyone different (although you would have to stereotype all other groups in order to delineate such a difference). In this context it's possibly easier to associate 'White people' with some kind of 1950's Christian AngloSaxon entity?
I object to what he said on the basis that it was offensive, and ridiculous. Hopefully you find my response sufficiently corrective.
Yup, White Nationalism is always going to be offensive to other groups because it values them as inferior, it's possibly offensive to whites because global internationalism and education has made most countries roughly the same so it's hard to value one culture over another unless you are particularly pleased about your own.
What makes white nationalism technically so extreme is that English culture is no longer a 1950's Christian AngloSaxon entity, it's essentially what they would say is a degenerate version of that (hence the tone of annoyance).
For the sake of moving forward a bit, I'm not convinced that you're a racist, but the way you come across says otherwise. I hope you can take that as a perspective.
Racism is always associated with race, black people supposedly being less capable than whites, but this seems redundant while a black man is president of America.
However you can also be a cultural racist, by disliking certain stereotypes of cultures that merely happen to be associated with a race and that race merely happens to be a certain colour.
Colour racism is illogical because not all members of a race can be deemed stupid, but a race's culture is an overview of that race and you can perhaps treat the whole as being representative?
It's partly illogical because not all members of that race will feel that such a cultural stereotype properly represents them, the left and right wing of the UK have different ideas about what makes up British culture for instance. One guy on here said the UK represents multicultural tolerance, I of course suggested it represented the exact opposite
If everyone in all the different countries were white, you couldn't be a "racist" any more but you could still be a cultural racist. I'm probably more associated with the later, in that I generally only like certain aspects of certain cultures and dislike others. Although it is hard to define a culture.
Importantly Racism can be seen as personal "I don't like that <colour> man".
Cultural Racism is impersonal, "I don't like that man's culture".