I'm not arguing whether you can hold onto your rights if the opposition is simply too powerful and you have no chance against them. I'm merely arguing morally.
btw nearly all of the civil rights act, federal employment law, and the war on drugs depend on this misinterpretation of the interstate commerce clause by the supreme court
Millenial Woes made a long rambling video that I listened to in the background while doing other stuff...
...Basically, he regrets the whole alt-right thing and wants life to go back to how it was before that all started - all while trying to recover from a year of depression.
It's taken him until now to realise that the whole Left & Right conflict is just smoke and mirrors. https://youtu.be/hNoFn1prBAc
Yes, the conflict between radical egalitarianism, and respect for hierarchical structures maintained by religious piety and involvement in a community is "smoke and mirrors"
well since (east) asians are honorary whites, she benefits from white supremacy, thus it isn't beyond possibility that she would be a white supremacist
