Wednesday, May 31, 2023

Morally White

 


White supremacists, Ku Klux Klansmen, and Nazis are the heroes of the earth. People who wave Confederate flags, burn crosses, and wear swastikas are paladins of humanity who we should all respect and admire.

Or at least you could make that argument. In the West today, anti-white racism is virtually ubiquitous. Everyone everywhere seems to hate the guts of white people. So anyone anywhere who rebels against that horror has the appearance of being a hero.

Nowadays -- in our DEI, ESG, CRT, BIPOC world -- even the most innocent, pure, rarified, and noble of whites are vilified and demonized to an extraordinary degree. Indeed, it’s often the very goodness and anti-racism of the whites that most causes them to be publicly abused, socially loathed, and legally persecuted. White people tend to treat all people the same, regardless of race, based on justice; they tend to condemn ethnic bigotry, no matter who practices it, based on moral goodness. By today’s standards, these are unforgivable crimes.

So if you are an open or proud white supremacist, Ku Klux Klansman, or Nazi, then quite possibly you’re an agent of defiant virtue. You’re a rebel with a cause. You're a revolutionary opposed to popular bigotry against whites. In the face of raw, racist depravity, you have miraculously decided to fight back. This make you nothing less than a worldwide hero.

Of course, the actual philosophies of white supremacism, the Klu Klux Klan, and the Nazi Party are a bit short of perfection. Denying rights to black people, or terrorizing them, or practicing tyranny against all races, aren’t exactly the best belief-systems or policies.

Still, you’re a resister and rebel. You’re a revolutionary against a status quo of obvious wickedness. And that counts for something! So god bless and long live at least certain members of the white supremacist, Ku Klux Klan, and Nazi movements!

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