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When you look at the various activist nonprofits in the US, you see a pattern.
Most racial/religious groups have their own organizations who unapologetically advocate for that group’s interests. The ADL, BLM, Muslim Brotherhood, etc. Only one racial group has no advocacy group.
Most racial/religious groups have their own organizations who unapologetically advocate for that group’s interests. The ADL, BLM, Muslim Brotherhood, etc. Only one racial group has no advocacy group.
On top of this, there are also organizations whose sole purpose is to viciously repress any such white advocacy group from forming. The SPLC, for example, puts any white organization immediately on a hate group list. It’s a double standard, of course, but they don’t care.
So we currently live in a situation where every group can openly, brazenly advocate for their group interest, except for one. All the minority groups have different goals, but they all agree on maintaining this core situation.
Understanding this is key to someday correcting it.
Understanding this is key to someday correcting it.
There are two different ways this could be corrected - you could ban all of these such groups, as they clearly undermine a multiracial society from being harmonious.
Or you can play fairly and allow ALL groups like this.
We’re currently stuck with the worst of both worlds.
Or you can play fairly and allow ALL groups like this.
We’re currently stuck with the worst of both worlds.
