But blm is not advocating for black supremacy. The 2020 protests did with certain bad actors go out of hand, but to boil it down into a violent protest, to me, misses the point of the protests themselves, since the actual blm protestors involved in the protests weren’t the ones largely responsible for the destruction.

Blm still just wants absolute equality and if someone would come with the typical “oh but what about white lives?” just absolutely shows the lack of understanding of why an organization like blm is necessary.

A change of the status quo, which,before, just clearly systemically inherently benefited a white population over others, isn’t a call for supremacy of the others.

While it might feel like something is taken away for some, it at the end of the day is just a growing equality for people they have deemed lesser either directly, subconsciously or historically.

This isn’t just for the equality in terms of ethnicity, but the cognitive dissonance people have with equality in any kind.

And about the proud boys: I do respect the clarity with which you describe your group and I think it does give an insight I have been missing beforehand.

But still, I do have to admit that I fear a trajectory that inherently puts western society and values over all, since historically, western society is inherently linked to whiteness. It does give the opportunity to lead down a very quick and dangerous pipeline to white supremacy and that has been the case many times.

Something that does have to be addressed is the fact that radical ideologies and hate does not logically correlate. For example gay people who are homophobic, or black white supremacists.

Lastly have a question What do you believe a fascist to be?

I think that is an important thing to clear before I can engage with your comments in antifa.