Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "NYT's Ekow Yankah Asks "Can my Kids be Friends with White People?"" video.

@Rob Vollat: The fact is that in a modern context of reality, we have a stronger case to be racist towards Blacks than they have to be racist against us, but not only are they generally more racist towards us than we are of them, their racism is supported by the mainstream Leftist hegemony. You tying White racism back to Trump supporters is a completely meaningless point. Everything is somehow related to Trump with you Lefttards. White supremacists are not openly supported be the mainstream Right, right-wing media, or by Trump. Black supremacists and anti-White racists are openly supported by the mainstream Left, the left-wing media and by liberal politicians. The double standards are appalling, and all the Left is doing by supporting radical identity politics is by default making reactionary White identitarianism justifiable. The majority of you are too fucking stupid to even realize that you are creating the problem you're trying to fight against.
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The fact that Black people have been brainwashed to think this way is pathetic enough, but the truly nauseating part about this whole thing is that the NYT actually published it, as if this type of sentiment is actually mainstream enough to be acceptable. New low for the NYT, although, I don't really know how much lower they can go. A lot of White people think this about Black people deep down of course, but no White person writing things like this about Black people would get their opinion published in a major right-wing news outlet. The more that major news outlets publish this type of thing, the less believable it will become that the Left as a whole doesn't truly espouse these types of beliefs, instead of them just being utterly ignorant of their own racism and hypocrisy. The more the mainstream liberals align themselves with radicals like Ekow Yankah (who I would wager a good amount is one of those insane Black Israelite people, who are known Black identity extremists) the less they can separate and exonerate themselves of the same radical anti-White ideology.
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Iam Bob: God-tier post. The truth is that white identity extremists, white racists, fascists etc. are fringe elements within the right-wing that have no access or open support from the mainstream political structure, the right-wing media, or right-wing politicians. Another truth is that black identity extremists, black racists, and radical communists are becoming mainstream elements within the left-wing that have full access and open support from the mainstream political structure, left-wing media, and left-wing politicians. The two are not even comparable at this point. I watched a Liberty Hound video that had Tucker Carlson interviewing Ekow Yankah, and Tucker asked him how he would feel if the tables were turned (and Tucker wrote a piece about teaching his kids to not trust Black people and it was published in a major conservative new outlet). Yankah did not honestly answer, of course, but instead deflected with a comparative question asking Tucker if he would not teach his young daughter to not naively trust men, as if the proportional risk that women face from men is comparable to the proportional risk Blacks face from Whites. Tucker just laughed at him, and asked him to answer the original question. Yankah could not answer the original question, of course, because it would expose him as a racist and a hypocrite. Tucker actually destroyed him in the interview, basically getting him to admit that he doesn't want to give credence to distasteful narratives that he "doesn't want." Feels before reals, essentially, and deep disingenuousness.
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