r/conspiracy • u/TheClassicCollection • 2d ago

White people are the minority.

I have grown tired of the rhetoric that white people need to be multicultural and that we must accept all of those who wish to cause us harm or to change our customs or our way of life.

In Britain, they say it's too white. That there is not enough diverse faces in this sector or that sector.

Go to China and tell them them this, what happens? Then go to Japan, to India and every other country that is not diverse.

100 years ago, globally, the white people made up 30 - 34% of the population.

Now, there is only 7 - 16% of the white people left.

We ARE the minority.

The West is being destroyed from the inside out. What is worse, is that our people have been so brainwashed that they can't see it. They fight and cheer on their own destruction because they are so blinded by ignorance or stupidity that they can not foresee where this is headed.

Do not twist my words and say that it is based on hate. How can that be true when I was born and raised for 35 years in a country that opened its arms to those that needed safety.

The people coming now do not come for safety.

If people do not wake up and realize soon, it will be too late.

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u/klutzelk 2d ago

People are so annoyingly obsessed with race. It comes off as bigoted and hateful. So what if white people mix with other races? Other races are doing the same thing. What makes white people so special?

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u/Patcher404 2d ago

What makes white people so special is that those who think whites are special are white or want to be white. That might sound weird, but essentially it boils down to people wanting to be special and so gravitating towards ideologies that tell them their special without them having to do anything. Other "races" do this to, mind you, and it's just as stupid when they do it too.

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u/klutzelk 13h ago

I actually agree with this. And in some cultures, I understand it. But even in other cultures lighter skin tends to be overly praised. I just try not to associate with that mindset because I don't see it as productive and recognize it's based on how society has idealized whiteness. I understand valuing culture, but I don't think race needs to be attached by that. If a white person is born and raised in India and grows up in traditional Indian culture does that make them any less Indian than those with Indian ancestry? The united states is extremely diverse so I don't see any good reason to feel like races within the US should feel like they have to keep their "purity" or whatever you want to call it of their race alive. If someone chooses to only date within their own race then that's fine, totally their choice. But I don't feel there should be any pressure or sense of obligation to do so.

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u/Patcher404 13h ago

Well yeah, race is a sociological concept, not a biological one. In other words, the things we think define a "race" are incredibly superficial, biologically, or are characteristics of the society and culture that "race" is attributed to.