Kaggeceria wrote:Myrensis wrote:
no, the whole point of the term is to put a harmless veneer on their agenda so that their conservative allies can enthusiastically promote it while pretending not to and to lull the wishy washy centrists into thinking they're harmless.
All white nationalists are terrible people, but they're not all complete idiots. They know the quickest way to immediately alienate the 'normies' is to paste swastikas on everything and run around calling for the extermination of the niggers. So they quite deliberately adopt bland, 'harmless' seeming symbols and slogans so that they can wink-wink nudge-nudge eachother without raising red flags, and so that when people who do recognize it call them out they can do the whole 'Oh geez, everything is racist according to the left!" act.
No, my friend, the intention was to see how easy it was to make the left recoil at such a simple and relatively harmless statement.
Honestly, all you're doing is proving their point.
But uh, sure. Tell me more about the evil geniuses are trying to infiltrate our minds.
"It's okay to be white" is a white supremacist dog whistle. No one said it's not okay to be white. People use this phrase to imply white people are under attack for being white, therefore perpetuating white supremacists' Big Lie of white persecution.
The sentence does not have a literal meaning, it's code for the lie that there is widespread discrimination against white people.