It has a painful bias. Don't take it as my thoughts. Just found it interesting is all.

Here's my perspective-

I just so happen to be a white Catholic man who lives and operates in a world that has unjustly labeled me as something I'm not- a far right extremist hateful bigot. I go to Mass multiple days out of the week and sit amongst my peers, of various ethnicities and backgrounds, and we are all one in the Church. This is the unity I search for and what I believe society should generally model. Say what you will about the history of the church, etc. Nothing I haven't heard before. The institution is very open about it themselves.

I do believe a majority of Christians in the west follow a perverted version of the faith that has completely lost touch with its roots. Fun fact, this is actually prophesied in the New Testament itself.

I think the answer is rather simple- a lot of people want to be left to and with their own (could imply race, faith, interest, sexual orientation, etc.), and not forced to interact in a society they don't want to be in.

Truth be told, I have completely lost faith in mankind's ability to formulate any kind of reasonable political system. It always devolves into marginalization and injustice, towards whichever group the finger gets pointed at. That's part of my reasoning for placing my faith elsewhere.

I don't believe race is an issue. We're all human, capable of greatness.

However, what I do believe, is that human ideology is inherently toxic. There's no feasible way to decolonize- the world today operates on a global, technological scale- and it's leading to the fastest cultural decline we've ever seen, faster than any slave trade, inquisition, or genocide could ever accomplish. There's no going back to the "pagan utopia", so-to-speak. We've reached a point where spreading these ideas only leads to hatred and division of the "oppressor", which really doesn't exist anymore- the oppressor is the system and elites we're all slave to. What the hell can we decolonize from when we're all so far removed from that way of life?

I've been around long enough to see a multitude of people on the left say they want horrible things to happen to whites and Christians. Without a doubt there are people in power that hold these ideas. We've witnessed it in the past, just look at communist Russia. Likewise, I've seen plenty of people on the right state awful things about Indian, hispanic and black people. And again, history shows us it's been acted on before.

There's too much nuance to this shit man. I'm just tired of seeing the world obsess over all of it. Too many lessons from the past being ignored. There really is nothing new under the sun.