Comments by "Luther T.S." (@LutherDePapier) on "Analyzing Public Opinion vs. Protests: Unpacking John Mearsheimer's Insights on Palestine Support" video.

There's always ground for collaboration with someone who's on your side on one issue but not necessarily on others. The people you're decrying are Americans. Their first interest is that of the American people, that of themselves. They see their country going in disarray, and will support any other country that is going against the administrations that lead their country into disarray. That doesn't mean they'll need to be your allies forever. It means they're your allies in this circumstance. Best example I can think of is Tucker Carlson. I strongly disagree with him and strongly agree with him too. But don't he even begin to dare spread his America First message in Africa, hell no, please stick to White people. If someone is on your side, take it. But be ready to shut the door as soon as your paths diverges and who knows, never exclude the possibility that somewhere down the line they might end up becoming enemies. I mean, anybody non-White who's ever live in a White nation knows your White entourage can change their opinion about you and/or your brothers and sisters in a single day if the media does their job right with what they're offered to cover.
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