@cjd @dsm @feralphilosophernc @mitchconner People will actually care about you if you treat them right. One weird truck to good governance (globalists HATE THIS)!!!

To your second point, nobody cares about it until they have to. The reason it's disproportionately young men and their fathers who are drawn to the idea of any type of "White solidarity" is because it wasn't an issue for the older ones who grew up in either a society that didn't hate them or was actively taking care of them (your second point). The Irish political machine is pretty strong in Boston and greater New England, which is good. I started caring when I was passed over in favor of DEI hires for promotions or specific jobs, but once I had kids I became more conscious of making sure they grew up in a society that didn't codify them as second class citizens. I have never cared about "supremacy". I only wanted fairness, and I don't wish harm on others. If fairness is equated with "White supremacy" by some on the left, then by that metric I am a White supremacist.