Racism isn’t “I hate everyone who doesn’t have my skin color” Racism is “Each race is unique, and has their own advantages and disadvantages.” Most genuine racists believe this, at the core.

Some races have more disadvantages than advantages, and vice versa. However, this is beside the point. Each race gets along best with their own kind. Africans with Africans, Europeans with Europeans, Arabs with Arabs, etc. Below are examples of multiculturalism in action.

All of what I have just said is straight facts. East Africans are fantastic long distance runners, Chinese are well adapted to Urban Environments, Europeans have high intelligence, etc.

Likewise, crime is much higher among African-Americans, European men commit suicide at very high rates, and Indians have very low hygiene. Each race has their own strengths and weaknesses, like I said earlier. And they must be addressed at this level. Very IQ related.

There are always exceptions to every rule however, and this is where the Normies have been absolutely brainwashed.

Enlightenment liberalism, which posits blank slate theory, boils all genetic and racial differences down to culture and upbringing, despite all evidence to the contrary. The exceptions to these rules become the examples of the rules themselves.

“I have a Black friend who hasn’t committed a single crime!” “My Indian co-worker smells great!” “My white cousin is a dumb as a box of rocks!” Etc., etc.

Great! I’m glad you know some exceptions. However, statistics still prove the rule. And this is where the rubber hits the road. Most normies cannot separate from their perception of reality enough to actually see it. I.E., they can’t break out of their bubble.

So, how do we inform and reach the normies? Carefully pop their bubble. Ask questions and get them to think about things outside of their reality. Be a race realist and be open about it. But don’t be an asshole about it.

lol, I originally started this thread to explain how racist group chats are always the most diverse but I got way off topic. Perhaps I’ll do a Substack explaining that more in depth later.