I'm old enough to remember what living in a White-dominated society was like. There was very little litter, some broken bottle glass here and there because of hippies and bikers and rowdy teens, but not the thick garbage lining the highways that we have today. People actually left their doors unlocked most of the time. Teenagers worked at places like gas stations and grocery stores, and cut lawns and cleaned yards, in order to earn money to buy their first cars, and to save for school, instead of hiring fully grown foreigners to do these things. Children in school were taught to be proud of their people, country, and heritage. Everybody started out with a more promising future, because we weren't shackled to millions of dependent foreigner parasites. Our entertainment was actually aimed at us instead of at some mythical optimal demographic consisting of 100% "underrepresented" folks. Companies were never so large and prosperous as to think that they could get away with insulting or baiting the American population in the way that we've seen recently, such as the Gillette ads about masculinity a couple of years ago.