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>In the 90s: Race doesn't matter, be colorblind to race. We can all be equal.
>In 2017: Why white people need to go extinct and why every other race is better then them.
What was the turning point? What happened?
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>>139621962
>What was the turning point?
The turning point was when we starting PRETENDING nonwhites are equal to whites. They are not our equals, obviously. We invented everything and they invented nothing.
The most pernicious kind of racism by far is the kind where we pretend unequal things are equal to appease inferiors at the expense of truth and our own survival.
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>>139621962
The BLM movement, I think
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>>139621962
>What was the turning point?
Obama. Before then, the Democrat party believed they had to pretend they believed in certain conservative ideas and appeal to the white working class which had been their voter base from FDR until Reagan. That was the essence of "Clintonism" and they believed it was their best shot at winning national elections.
When Obama was RE-elected after driving a hard left hate-whitey agenda, Democrats figured why bother with pretending to be Republicans when you could just insult them? After all, all the demographic trends were in their favor.
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