The problem with the heroic narrative - is that without a villain, you're just a bunch of psychopaths riding across the country killing people for no reason.

While they got rid of the explicitly racist antiwhite bias (a bias against a racial group heading towards minority of the population with declining numbers) they were very careful to expand the definition so any time 2 races of people interact that's racism.

The problem with the heroic narrative - is that without a villain, you're just a bunch of psychopaths riding across the country killing people for no reason.

While they got rid of the explicitly racist antiwhite bias (a bias against a racial group heading towards minority of the population with declining numbers) they were very careful to expand the definition so any time 2 races of people interact that's racism if there's any conflict ever.

The problem with the heroic narrative - is that without a villain, you're just a bunch of psychopaths riding across the country killing people for no reason.

You'll notice that while they got rid of the explicitly racist antiwhite bias (a bias against a racial group declining in numbers) their latest definition is very careful to expand racisms definition to apply basically any time 2 people of different races interact.

Someone was trying to get congress to pass laws on this exact same definition of "any interaction between any 2 races is racist" idea within the last year, and nearly did it, I'm rather suspicious about seeing it pop up here. The most obvious explanation is that there's an entire industry built around "anti racism" and as you know the supply of racism is much smaller than they want it to be in order to get donations, this definition expands the definition to cover pretty much anything.

The problem with the heroic narrative...is that without a villain you're just a bunch of psychopaths riding across the country killing people for no reason.

You'll notice that while they got rid of the explicitly racist antiwhite bias (a bias against a racial group declining in numbers) their latest definition is very careful to expand racisms definition to apply basically any time 2 people of different races come into conflict, encoding the "using race to divide and conquer" thing.