Michael! Welcome back.
1) Is it ethical to teach children that God only loves White People?
No it is not ethical at all. It is not ethical to teach a child to hate others because of their race, sexuality or religion.
2) What dos this say about the God they worship?
Is it the God they worship, or is it them as individuals?
They read the same Bible as other Christians do and they twist it around to justify their beliefs. It is not 'God' that is the problem here. It is them.
3) Is it unethical to say God doesn't love brown skinned or brown eyed people?
Of course not. But you need to look at it from who it is from. There is nothing in the Bible that says brown skinned or eyed people are not equal or should be hated. It is their own message that said it and they attempt to justify it with the use of religion.
4) Would it be morally acceptable to suggest God would love brown skinned people, if they changed their appearance to having white skin (say by bleaching it?)
No. How can it be moral to ask non-white people to lie about their origins or their race to please the few who are racists, or to appease the racists in society and to allow their religious justifications to stand?
How as a society should be deal with white supremacists? Its not possible to prevent a parent from teaching their children to think like this, so, what should we do?
By not forcing them underground where the hatred builds and gives them the excuse to say that they are somehow right and thus, have been driven into hiding. I think they should be allowed into public discourse so that the majority can debate and force them to actually address their hatred and show them that such beliefs are archaic and downright insane.
There has been much talk about 'white guilt' on this forum and in the public domain in particular. If you read the public comments that were attached with that article, you would see that the sentiment from whites that they should somehow be ashamed for being whites is quite strong. That's the thing. Whites, like blacks or any other race, should be proud of their race and their racial origins. The issue arises when that feeling of pride leads to feelings of racial superiority and hatred towards other races.
I think the best way to reach and address the issue of white supremacists and supremacists of other races is to simply remind them that while they should be proud of their race, feelings of supremacy and hatred of others is wrong.
The best way to tackle white supremacism and supremacism from other races and religion is through education and public discourse. Forcing them into hiding or abusing them to the point where they take it underground is more dangerous. I would rather know who they are and listen to what they have to say, no matter how disgusting it might be, then to silence them and have them plotting in hiding. You can't ban them and they shouldn't be banned. What needs to be done is to prove to them that all are equal and that none is superior. Tackle them as individuals and as groups. If you can reach one and make them realise that while they should be proud of their race, they should never demean or demonise others because of their race with forced deportations and the like, then you have a chance.
If you read through sites like Stormfr0nt, you actually see that there are several who actually do feel pride at their race and refuse to partake in the feelings of superiority. But because they have been forced underground, those who view it as a public conspiracy against the white race is drowning them out, some advocating the purging of the US and other Western countries of all non-whites through mass deportations and others advocating race wars. That is bad. That is why it should not be forced underground but brought out into the sunlight. As they say, sunlight is the best disinfectant.
