Gen Z white males are done with being shamed and with the notion that they have anything for which to apologize . They’re tired of being treated like the villain in a movie they weren’t even alive to watch, let alone direct. Tired of being told they’re “privileged” while working three jobs and getting shut out of conversations because of their skin color. Tired of being insulted, shamed, and then expected to smile through it to avoid being called racist, fascist, or worse.
Take just one example. There was a time when people would absolutely melt in protest if someone called you a “racist.” Those days are over. When Piers Morgan, in an interview, recently asked Gen. Z. rep Nick Fuentes; “Are you a racist,” Fuentes simply said “yeah, I’m a racist.”
Now I don’t think Fuentes did himself any favors but admitting to Piers Morgan that he was a racist. He should have said instead;
On this issue the church and the clergy are a wasteland. I can count on my fingers the clergy I would in good conscience steer someone towards (And yes, some of them are even Baptist). Now, I’m confident that there are many more good clergy than I personally know of, but regardless the number is comparatively small.
Consistent with my observations above, the political philosopher Samuel T. Francis, offered over 30 years ago now;
Still, the Lord of the Harvest will not be left without His church and there will come a time when the Church will once again be healthy. Be of good cheer my friends for Christ has overcome the world.
Fuentes is a man that goes on pure intuition. When he said “yeah, I’m a racist”, he did so recognizing that it still had some efficacy left that needs to be buried. Unless we treat “racist” along with sexist, homophobe, antisemite etc. as utterly impotent, we haven’t sealed the victory. While you provide an counter attack answer, when you said “I don’t think he did himself any favors”, you flinched, however slightly, and our enemy Satan notices that and takes note of it. Fuentes is right. To seal the deal we must wear it an be openly laugh in their faces as they attempt to use their impotent words.
Hello Chad,
Nope … you’re wrong.
He did not do himself any favors because we are not yet at the point where normies are going to understand what you’re saying. Normies have to be told… “Look, the world is going to call you ‘racist’ just like Piers is calling me ‘racist’ and here is what you need to understand about that slur.”
I think you’re both right according to your metrics.
As you note, Gen Z does not care what Gen Boomer thinks.
In the short run, normies will blanch, but normies are like women – they will change values with the wind and will follow strong men.
Still, your imagined response was extremely well-crafted.
I am more a profiler. I profile race, tattoos, hairstyles, clothing styles, language,
attitude, demeanor, the list goes on and on. I always have my head on a swivel, especially
in public places. To do otherwise is foolish.
For observant folks there are always things to consider when coming to a general quick assessment of the people in your surroundings, and what you may need to assume for your own safety.
Call it what you will, but there are also some tried and true stereotypes that by assuming these
preconceived ideas just may save your life.
Excellent post. I’ve been noticing the same thing. We’re all just done with with this nonsense.
I am a boomer. However, I have brought up my children to be kinists before I had ever heard the term. My son was having a conversation with the girlfriend of one of his friends. In the conversation, he said that he would not race-mix. After some initial shock, he explained himself and the friends girlfriend came to like him.
I thought that your alternative answer for Nick to Piers Morgan accusation of nick’s being a racist was very good. I will pass that on to younger men. Thanks for your thoughtful analysis of all things under the sun.