Answer Common Questions

I'm new here. I don't understand.

Isn't racism immoral? I don't want to be racist. Do I belong here?

Doesn't diversity help us understand and respect each other more? Isn't it good to have different perspectives? Doesn't it enrich our culture?

Do you want to hurt them? Do you think they're "sub-human"? I don't want to be part of a movement of hate.

If non-Whites commit more crime, isn't it because of poverty, inequality, poor education, and fatherless homes?

I understand White nationalism for European countries, but isn't America different? Do we have any right to White nationalism on this continent?

There is no genocide. People aren't being killed. What are you talking about? If we're not having enough babies, that's our fault.

Isn't race skin deep? We should judge people by who they are, not what they look like.

To deport all non-Whites? To give White people special benefits? To force non-Whites onto reservations?

I watch the news. Aren’t you all a bunch of KKK, neo-nazi, swastika toting, Jew hating, white supremacist prison gang ex-cons? What am I missing?

I thought IQ tests were all racist pseudoscience. Can you really measure intelligence? What does "intelligence" even mean?

We're already so diverse. There's nothing we can do now, is there?

Why do we need our own countries? Why can't we just keep White families and culture alive?

Isn't it okay as long as they assimilate, speak English, and become American? Aren't we a nation of ideals and values?

Doesn’t White nationalism hurt outsiders? If they'll have a better life in America, then shouldn't we let them in? People are more important than skin color.

Which crimes? How do you know? I thought they were just imprisoned more because of systemic racism?

If Asians have higher IQ and commit less crime than Whites, shouldn't we want more Asians in the country?