going through college I saw racism against white people everywhere. But I was a libertarian, and figured these are just this generations hippies, once they get into the real world and get a job they will get conservative. Race realism was more of a defensive stance, during 2020 when race got into government. Talk of reparations, presidential candidates talking about it and California trying to change its constitution to discriminate against white people in government jobs. That and 2020...after that it was clear that a line had been crossed, this wasn't an issue of ignorance or speech that was needed. The conflict had moved past speech to violence from the left. At that point speech and ideas I might have had are moot. They made it clear that the discussion was over. The left can't just be left alone, no they are violently attacking with government force by proxy.
Love everything you said. Yea i used to be 1000% libertarian. Still agree with lots of what they say, but you can't entirely square it with race realism. Libertarians, by and large, tend to think of people a fungible. Like if you import mexicans it's functionally the same as Americans having more children.
"They" Think that their viewpoint is the "default" viewpoint. Its why they feel so safe in speaking out. They also have a small army of "make me angry" people around them at all times that is no where near a represented amount of the population. Orgs/Gov doesn't care, they use them as useful idiot's to silence anyone they want.
They are not the majority, they know it.. They use these tactics to make sure you never realize it.
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