Great examples.

There is a long history of people growing up listening to racist language, as a normative form of discourse, though without hearing the words I believe in a white-only nation. This kind of comment is the however at the root of the values of some of them, even if they are not aware of it. What I see in 88 Precepts is a mixing of this normative language with unsruprising notes on natural law and comments that are completely false. It merely restates eugenics in terms of contemporary political discourse, among other hideous ideas. What's subversive about all of this - and the joy of visiting a gun range with people who look the same - is that it supports one's narcissism, self actualization and sense of belonging, as has happened for many Tump supporters. But of course there is a serious shadow cost to all of this, one that has the same group violently reacting to people who are not in their group, as if the 'other' is dangerous for their way of living. So this becomes the norm for many in the US: Yeah, I believe strongly in a white only nation, you gonna eat the rest of those jalapeno poppers?