In the performance was a ditty titled “Lo Que Le Paso a Hawaii”.
Pitchfork Media described the song as a “...warning about the rapid gringo-ification of Puerto Rico.”
In other words, those singing it don't want THOSE kind of people --- meaning Whites --- to come into certain areas and replace the culture already there in otherwise desirable tropical locations.
Yet these are the very same tolerancemongers that condemn as racist anything other than full-scale capitulation and surrender when waves of migrants begin to pour into once Anglophone areas to the point where the standard of living begins to decline.
It is one thing for the people of a particular area to want it protected from outsiders that could be perceived as interlopers.
However, as symbolized by the numerous foreign flags waved in celebration at a U.S. sporting event and interpreted by elected officials such as Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, the consciousness raised at the performance was about more than transborder awareness.
Given the extent to which white people were denigrated in those lyrics, perhaps the discerning ought to construe this somewhat akin to “Deutschland, Deutschland Uber Alles”, a warning of what may be down the road for the nation's Caucasian population and those cultural norms upon which America was actually built irrespective of what subversive globalists might insist otherwise.
By Frederick Meekins
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