Screw Your 'Racism', I'm A Culturist
Everyone who has any real conversation about race is a 'racist' according to the left. It's so overdone it's devalued the term 'racism' into a tired, meaningless cliché.
But is race the real issue? I think not. I don't care about anyone's melanin content in their skin. That'd be stupid. What I care about is their culture.
Cultures are not all created equal. All of them have both positive and negative qualities. And within broader cultures there's good and bad subcultures. Most are fine. Many are not.
It doesn't matter to me if my neighbors are White, Black, Asian, Native American, Pacific Islander, Aboriginal or any other race you can name. However, it does matter to me a hell of a lot if they belong to a negative culture. I don't hate Whites, but I don't want a member of the biker gang subculture living next door. I don't hate Blacks or Hispanics, but I will do my best to stay the hell away from Black or Hispanic gangbangers. Or those who subscribe to the extreme lunatic leftist philosophy. Or Blacks who subscribe to the BLM victimology cult. Or a screaming Karen. Or anyone in the heavy drug addict subculture. Or a communist. All those subcultures are toxic, frequently racist and their members dangerous. Or at the very least extremely annoying.
Of course the left will immediately falsely label my culturism as 'racist'. That's who they are and what they do. I don't give a shit. That ploy has no power anymore. I'm a proud culturalist because it's the only sane position. If that a problem for anyone, that a 'them' problem, not a 'me' problem. I've lost all patience with their delusions, as has most of our society.
The only remaining challenge is to break what remaining hold neoMarxist wokesters have on the public narrative. Fraudulent 'racism' claims need to be a cause to ridicule and shun people so that actual racism can once again be spotted, called out and addressed. Culturism, which is nothing more than intelligent discernment, must replace that. Then our society can heal and once again be whole.