Comments by "Republitarian" (@republitarian484) on "White House avoids questions on soft-on-crime policies" video.

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  4. ​ @daveh4925  . . . I care about color. I think most people deep down inside care about color. If you look at the world and history it pretty much has self-segregated by race and ethnicity. Humans are tribal by nature and vision is probably our most keen sense. So therefore it's easier to identify potential danger from a distance. The truth is, is that the different races are just that. . . different. It doesn't mean that one race is better than another. It just means that we're different in general. Individuals of different races may be able to get along and any subtle natural differences between the individuals can be overlooked, appreciated, admired, plain manners, etc. The problem arises when larger groups of different races interact. Those subtle individual differences become exacerbated when larger groups are involved. And the group dynamic will trump the individual trait almost always. That is why large groups of different races bring division and conflict. White people are now subconsciously starting to feel a sense of displacement as they see their culture changing. Some it is being caused on purpose by the elites that want division in order to consolidate power (If they couldn't divide us by race then they wouldn't try). Some of it is natural because race and culture are inseparable. That growing minority is at a point where they have more disdain for the white majority each day and their numbers are growing while white peoples numbers are in decline. A people will want to build a society in their "image". What makes a country the land or the people? The more white people defend themselves as "not being racist" the more ground they lose. They don't care if you're a racist or not. You're being replaced and your appeasement and viewpoint that "no one cares about color" is a one sided argument. You can bet the house that "people of color" care about color. It's almost all we ever hear about.
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