“Somebody needs to tell America what to do, and here it is. ‘Go home, you’re drunk’.”

Skin and Blood, p. 10

[Responding to the charge of racism for saying that “ethnic enmity and ethnic vainglory” are “hated by a holy God”] “Now if this is racism, then racism ain’t what it used to be, and perhaps you all ought to consider becoming racists also.”

Skin and Blood, p. 9

“Some of you may have heard from various unreliable sources that I am a racist. I have written books like Black and Tan and have described myself before as a paleo-confederate and other such monstrosities. And confronted with such undeniable facts as these, I remain singularly unapologetic. This causes some people to imitate the hot froth on top of your average Starbucks drink, and the word indignant doesn’t really begin to cover it.”

Skin and Blood, p. 7

“What we need is a return to the gold standard of Scripture. Scripture, and only Scripture, defines sin. That includes any sin having to do with ethnicity. Which means, again, that ethnic vainglory is sinful and to be despised, that ethnic animosity is sinful and to be despised, and that what the world is currently calling the ‘sin’ of racism is not a sin at all. It was a dubious currency when they first started using it, but now their racism is worthless in the description of any sinful attitude. You couldn’t buy a used popsicle stick with any amount of it . . . the real issue here is that if you don’t see the politiscam that is being run on you, you are what Bugs Bunny would call a maroon.”

Skin and Blood, pp. 6-7