I don't care if it is your parents, uncle, schoolmates, or stranger online.
Personally, I remember my father referencing "ruby ridge" 20+ years ago, and after a few instances where I told my mother how I don't particularly care for the jews, she told me that my maternal grandfather (whom I never met) straight up refused to patronize certain businesses because they were owned by jews.
Part of the problem I see is that the things we believe (which are perfectly normal) aren't all that different from the things that people 2-3 generations before us believed.
What redpilled you about the JQ and race?
Their biggest lifelong advice : Learn to be a gunsmith with skills, and learn to make ammo, starting with reloads.