Conservatives Won’t Say It: The Problem Is ‘Systemic Anti-Whiteness’

Institutionalized, systemic anti-whiteness, yoked to white hot hatred of whites:

That is the creed that is fast becoming entrenched across state and civil society in the U.S.

The Critical Race project now pervades private and political life.

A further twist of the screw was delivered by Kamala Harris, who insists on yammering about white America’s historic racism.

Whites are being singled out for intimidation.

Too many conservatives euphemize our anti-white culture.

They will typically deflect from any anti-white outrage du jour by dubbing it identity politics: “Boohoo. Democrats are dividing us via identity politics.” This is an obfuscation.

Blacks are not being pitted against Hispanics. Hispanics are not being sicced on Asians, and Amerindians aren’t being urged to attack the groups just mentioned. Rather, they’re all piling on honky. The multicultural multitudes are gunning for whites and their putative privilege.

In South Africa, inciters of black-on-white violence are known to rile the crowds with this anti-white chant. Is Marxism driving illiterates to slaughter whites in ways that beggar belief?

American “analysts” have coated the sustained ethnocidal attacks ongoing against white South Africans with this more respectable intellectual patina.

The ANC's problem is not communism; it’s white-hot hatred of whites.

Crippled by self-serving fear, conservatives have accepted the Left’s terms of debate. To warn of systemic hatred against browns and blacks is racially virtuous; but to fear the same for whites is incorrigibly racist.

For fear of being dubbed racists, media conservatives look the other way, refusing to acknowledge anti-white hue of American society.