The Charlottesville "Unite The Right" rally was truly

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The Charlottesville "Unite The Right" rally was truly depressing to me. Counter-demonstrations have sprung up in just about every major city in the US. After Trump was elected, there was a sea of solidarity throughout the US in opposition to him, with some of the largest leftists marches I had seen to date. The right has never been able to gather those kinds of numbers in a single place.

Some anon posted something the other day as if it was supposed to give us hope. He said we need to "normalize" White nationalism, so others could speak out in support. He said that 60% of Whites polled would not be opposed to keeping Whites the majority demographic if their identities would not be revealed, but that number dropped to less than 40% if their name would be known. Basically less than 25% of the US population would be willing to oppose the other 75%. Those numbers are bleaker when you consider that this probably includes the very old (who tend to be a little more open about their racism), and that children can't really fight. Then when you consider how many people would actually be willing to fight for their belief. "People of color" would believe they're fighting for their survival and their human rights.

I've come to accept that multiculturalism and shitskins are so thoroughly woven into the tapestry of our society that there's no going back without reducing our civilization to ash. My children, if they even survive the dark times, will inherit either ash or a brave new world. Even Bernard came to love Big Brother in the end. Maybe my children would be happier marrying some negress than starving in a war-torn shithole?