There are various ideologies under the tent of the alt-right, but what all of them have in common is a desire to preserve homogenous white homelands and a future for our white children.

To the extent that this is true in 2022, I think it's a sad example of a phenomenon that's developed as the latest generation of adolescents has gotten access to the Internet. In short, some term or identity comes to prominence, and it gets twisted by fucking 12-year-olds making shock memes on unwholesome little message boards. We've seen it with terms like "incel" and "neckbeard," and it's really a really dangerous and depressing thing.

And I don't want black people removed from where I live. I want them to act like what they are: 13% of the population, not 90%. I'm sick of this outsized impact on our culture and frankly on our lives that they have, as are you. But we have to be a little bit more mature about it. You're not going to "barrel over landmines" by shitposting. You can't barrel over landmines, unless you're in a tank or something anyway.