We live in a world where European heritage is being taken away piece by piece: cultural heroes, literature, popular icons, identity ultimately,

@Bushranger Racist is a name. And once you resort to name calling you've already lost the argument.

@SW-User I'd love a quid for every time I've heard that from a Christian, lol.

It's not so much a name as a label. I take it you wouldn't mind being labelled a Christian, because your statements demonstrate that you are. If your statements demonstrate that you are a racist, you shouldn't be surprised when people use that label.

@Bushranger Where is your proof that I'm racist? A racist is someone who hates other races. You are using a label of which the definition doesn't match anything I have said because I never displayed such hatred of other races, but rather I am merely calling out racism against whites.


I am a Christian because I actually am the definition of a Christian which is a believer on Jesus Christ.

I don't fall under the definition of a racist, though.

You can't just use terms whenever you disagree with someone and apply them to whoever you want arbitrarily. That's not how language works.

@SW-User Just as you can't make claims about racism against white people being equal to the levels of racism against people of colour or from other countries.

You may not have explicitly stated that you hate other groups or people, but your statements certainly give a tacit nod to such beliefs.

@Bushranger And your statements certainly give a tacit nod to the idea that you are a dinosaur.

You see, I too can use words that don't mean anything and apply them arbitrarily to anyone who disagrees with me to evade the content of the comment also. The term racist has become used so loosely today by cultural Marxists that it has essentially lost all of its meaning. By the truest definition of the word, I am not racist, but by the modern usage of the word, I absolutely am, because a racist now simply means a white man who is breathing.

Racism is not just about skin color. Racism includes prejudice against “national or ethnic origin. Here is how the United Nations describes it:

The term “racial discrimination” shall mean any distinction, exclusion, restriction, or preference based on race, color, descent, or national or ethnic origin that has the purpose or effect of nullifying or impairing the recognition, enjoyment or exercise, on an equal footing, of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the political, economic, social, cultural or any other field of public life. (UN International Convention on the Elimination of All of Racial Discrimination, New York, 7 March 1966)

@BlueSkyKing Yes, a lot like what is happening to Europeans today.

I didn't show racism or prejudice towards anyone or any group of people in this post, period. But only mentioned racism towards whites.

@SW-User In my 69 years of living on this planet, I have been called all sorts of things. Your use of the word dinosaur is interesting given the context in which you used it.

Its use to describe someone who is out of touch or obsolete is a relatively new use of the word. In case you didn't know, the meaning and usage of words changes. You could even say they evolve over time. Implying that white culture (whatever that may mean) and privilege are under attack, you are saying you consider it to be of a higher standard than other cultures. That, to me, is an example of racism.

@Bushranger Okay. Then I guess I am a racist. Hail victory.