Alright so where "the great replacement" is anti-semitic conspiracy thinking we could say "systemic racism" is anti-white conspiracy thinking. Sounds weird at first, but it basically just says a group is doing something to another group even though they are either>just working with their own group>actually working with the other group>not impacting each other at allwhich basically implies a network in some way, like a web. Overall, you might say>great replacement / white replacement / white genocidenarratives are from anti-semites while>systemic racismnarratives are from anti-whites (anti-whiteness, abolish whiteness, etc). When it's not being descriptive, CRT (Critical Race Theory) and DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) can fuel anti-white or anti-semite conspiracy thinkingNoel Ignatiev faced a comical situation, hilarious at a certain point. By starting with "the white area IS racism" and then repeating "don't be racist" over and over, it creates an almost childish>stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourselfcycle for people who are hearing innocent phrases and slogans. Here's an example:"the white area IS racism" ==> "black lives matter">well, all lives matter"no, we must be anti-racist. black lives matter">what?? does anti-racist mean pro-black or something?"no, but only white people can be racist">so anti-racist is code for anti-white"no, white people can help us fight racism and racists">Person 1: eh... whatever, it's okay to be white>Person 2: don't be anti-white>Noel Ingatiev: holy f*ck I'm gonna commit treason
SYSTEM: history, majority, citizenship, economics, politicsSYSTEMIC RACISM: there's a White conspiracy>but we're only describing what happenedWell at some point the shift from descriptive CRT (conspiracy) to prescriptive DEI (solution) gets stopped with>labeling it as anti-White>electoral victories>academic changesand even>cultural changeswhich is practically the same thing Jews do as they focus on anti-semitism. You could say the focus on anti-whiteism is another version of anti-conspiracy thinkingSo there's always: regions_USA (by state addition), settlerism (Settler Property Theory or SPT, settler-colonialism), citizenship (native-locked: 2 citizen parents, civic: 0-2 citizen parents), equity (shares and investing in, for example, an index fund of the S&P500), politics and government where it goes House (435 members) ==> Senate (100 members) ==> President (the 1 and only member) w/ Courts
