Yeah, at this point, we need to just be unapologetically pro-White, regardless of the label we use.
I think nuanced use of the term is valuable though and can help draw support for our cause from normies when we articulate a vision of racism they can be more comfortable with. If we cannot escape the label, we should own it; but instead of assuming the worst attributes our adversaries are willing to associate with it, I think we would do ourselves well to change its meaning into something more appealing.
“I’m not racist!”
Non-whites don’t care and Whites won’t respect you. It’s a weak, lose-lose position to put yourself in.
Yeah, at this point, we need to just be unapologetically pro-White, regardless of the label we use.
I think nuanced use of the term is valuable though and can help draw support for our cause from normies when we articulate a vision of racism they can be more comfortable with. If we cannot escape the label, we should own it; but instead of assuming the worst attributes our adversaries are willing to associate with it, I think we would do ourselves well to change its meaning into something more appealing.