The actions of any single person may or not be representative of others. Clearly if they are acting as part of a group it is. However we live in a world where we want to explain the actions of everyone as part of something bigger.
If for example the Atlanta shooter was motivated by a hatred of Asians it doesn't mean anyone else shares those views. They might but he didn't belong to a group like the KKK which would have encouraged him. We shouldn't have hate speech about Asians or anyone else for that matter, but that's regardless of this shooting which may have been more directed at sex workers than Asians per se.
Clearly there are people who hate specific groups in this country and the problem is likely spreading. People who are or were supposed to be our leaders have contributed to it. It seems more prevalent as one of the major parties in this country sees diversity as their enemy and have joined forces with white supremacists.
The concern they have is that the country is going to be more than 50% non Wasp soon. Of course they anon-white but I think it depends on how you categorize Hispanics.
They want white women to have more babies. Sort of like the old kinder and kuchen slogan of one of their heros.
I would be curious to know what they consider the difference between their message and that of the NAZIs who believed in a master race.
I guess they wouldn't use Socialist in their party name..
Maybe National American Workers Party (NAWP) would work?
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