Intra-Germanic Relationships

[Nachtengel]

Inspired from this older thread:
http://forums.skadi.net/showthread.php?t=110496

What's your stance on mixing inside the Germanic meta-ethnicity, like a German marrying a Swede, an Englishman marrying a Norwegian, a Dutchman marrying a Dane & so forth?

[Sturmbaon]

I accept it, it's even better then interracial mixing, that is going to be common more and more.

[AngloTeutonic]

Inspired from this older thread:
http://forums.skadi.net/showthread.php?t=110496

What's your stance on mixing inside the Germanic meta-ethnicity, like a German marrying a Swede, an Englishman marrying a Norwegian, a Dutchman marrying a Dane & so forth?

I would say that it's not a bad thing. People will inevitably assimilate with other people, especially groups/races that are close to them. Different people will take over and assimilate the other population.

Or there is the case of immigrants which is bound to occur. If there should be immigrants (which there will most likely be atleast a few), then they should be the closest people first and then so on. For example, if a few Danish people move to Sweden, if a few Italians move to Greece, If a few Syrians move to Lebanon etc.... I doubt that it is a problem for most people, even strong nationalists. As long as the immigrants fully assimilate, and fully adopt the cultures and customs of the new society, it shouldn't be a problem. It usually isn't, since the cultures are usually very similar. It's just like someone going into a new tribe. Going from the Danish tribe to the German/English/Swedish tribe is not much of a difference, because they are all descended from the Germanic tribes.

Also, if people were more nationalistic or even simply patriotic and loved their own culture, customs and their own kind like they ought too, then it would be an even smaller problem, because people would love their own stuff so much more that people, especially the younger people, would float towards a women/man of their own kind. Like when I was at this Greek festival. My friend was trying to talk to the Greek chicks and one Greek guy said to not even bother. He was being cool about it, but he said because most of the Greek girls are looking for a Greek boy. Maybe once in a while one of them will find an Italian boy, a Slav, or something close, and that's not a problem for them most of the time. As long as he converts to Orthodox Christianity, he is accepted into their family. But most Greeks will willingly go for their own kind out of a great love they have for their own culture. I have noticed that a lot of Western Europeans don't do this because many of them don't care anymore. In Canada, I have noticed this especially with Germans. Most Germans almost never date another German person, especially German girls. I believe that it has to do with the war guilt. Many Germans feel the need to show that they are not all Nazis and they love other people and all that gay crap. In other words, they have lost their confidence, and they have been tamed.

For Aryan societies outside of Europe it is even more acceptable to mix with different ethnic groups; it is actually the norm for everybody of the same meta-ethnicity, or even similar meta-ethnicities to mix together; whether English, German, Dutch, Scottish, French, Irish. In the new world the Europeans who came over decided to mix all together, maybe because they needed to stick together for their survival; a French and a German couldn't be fighting over some little differences back in the Old land when the red man was surrounding them. So Canadians/Americans/South Africans/Australians are naturally more inter-ethnic then Old Europeans, because they were constantly surrounded by foreign non-white races. But I believe this lack of ethnic acknowledgement soon lead Colonial Europeans to even forget their racial heritage. Because over time, they just stopped caring from one thing to the next. First it was almost all Germanic people, under an Anglo authority. The first immigrants were mostly English, Scottish (who are generally considered Celtic, but have a lot of Germanic features and have become largely Anglo over time), German, Dutch, and Scandanavians. Irish and Italians weren't even considered white. Then different meta-ethnicities, like Irish or French, were tolerated and accepted, but they were all Western European and were fairly similar meta-ethnicities. Even the French were mostly Hugenot Protestant French, and they were not the swarthy southern mediterranean kind. Then Italians and Russians were accepted, and those are an even more distant people. And now the America of today has a black president. And everyone's mixing out of control.

It is best to stick to your own kind. If you are German, you should try to find another German. If you fall in love with another ethnicity, as long as it is Germanic I think it's okay if you really want to go for it. Another meta-ethnicity is starting to push it a little bit depending on how close they are to us (Celtic is closer to us than a Slav) and a non-Aryan of a different race is just plain wrong.

[Svartljos]

Well, is it much worse than a Swabian marrying a Alemannic person or a Thuringian? Or a Geat and a Swede? How about an Angle and a Saxon :p. In other words, I am suggesting that even within nations, there is not one specific Germanic group, there are many different areas within the Germanic lands that have been settled by different tribes (and they have mixed a lot already). If you have no problem with a German from the south west marrying a German from the south east, or wherever else, then it's not outrageously different.

However, I think if it does happen, they should raise their future children in one country and with the culture of that country. A Dane and an Englishman that have a kid in Denmark should speak Danish at home for instance, and erm well, make sure their kid is entirely Danish culturally (whatever that entails).

I don't mean to say I want huge numbers of people to go out and do that in order to make one great common Germanic tribe, but I do mean that if I were to meet a person in Denmark who had a German mother and a Danish father I wouldn't care at all. So, in small numbers I don't think it would make any difference really (especially since it has already happened anyway, historically).

edit: I am really not sure how to accurately spell the names of the various tribes I used :/ I am sure they didn't spell them all the same way themselves in 500 A.D. anyway, so it's probably fine.

[Patrioten]

I think we need a break from all immigration once multiculturalism and multiracialism is no more in Europe, the damage that has been done to our societies, our culture, our identity and our heritage will take decades, maybe a century to repair, if at all possible. We need to find our way back to our own roots again, and not allow cosmopolitan individuals to come here and make this task more difficult.

In a time when our own identity is weak we are unable to absorb and assimilate these individuals fully in a way which will ensure that their grandchildren become Swedes or Germans or whatever instead of modern cosmopolitan individuals without a stable identity. The conditions have changed and so our stance on this issue must also change.

[Wodens Day]

In England it is currently impossible to distinguish between Danish and Anglo-Saxon DNA. This is not surprising as they both lived in the same area of Northern Germany. Still, I am not for wanton mixing.

[Sissi]

I think with inter-Germanic mixing, the only impediment could be linguistic and cultural differences, although in some border areas probably not (the Netherlands and some parts of Germany where Low Saxon is spoken, for example). But otherwise, it's difficult to draw a line. What separates a German from a Dutchman, an Englishman from a Dane? Genetically, they could well be the same. So from my point of view, intra-Germanic mixing is not any form of miscegenation, just that some cultural changes have to happen, the couple has to decide how to raise the children culturally speaking.

[Sigurd]

I possibly wouldn't have a problem opening my family door to a Prussian, provided that said person adapt to the Bavarian way of life.

[oakenbough]

I would see no problem with this on a genetic level, only on a cultural level, language and customs would be the problem, because both parents would wish to teach the child their set of values, and this could lead to confusion.

[Ahnenerbe]

I've voiced my opinion here.