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1950 is never coming back, no matter how much you or I want it to. It's over. But things can still improve vastly in 2025+
I didn't mention jews in my post once.
> Everyone knows that Obama has more deportations under his belt.
Then why are you going on about "record numbers"?
> Come back to this post in 3 years and we can talk.
2 more weeks.
> Everyone knows a second term is when the brakes come off because there is no need to worry about re-election.
This is predicated on the verifiably false (read: FALSE) presumption that Trump actually has any desire or intention to do what you think he's going to do.
There are no "brakes" inhibiting some master plan. Trump is acting exactly as he intends, as he's been doing this entire time.
> I really believe that the next few years are gonna be a turning point for the US regarding race relations, illegal immigration and just an overall fatigue that normal, everyday people like myself are feeling.
As long as the oppressed class is still comfortable enough to go to work, pay taxes, and just live with their wife and dog, no one is ever going to take any meaningful action whatsoever. That's *never* been how this works.
> But things can still improve vastly in 2025+
If you don't qualify this statement with a specific, objective outline of *how* that improvement happens, this is just a vague, feel-good nothingburger.
What the actual fuck is my alternative? Like, I'm sorry that my life is half-way comfortable? Isn't that what everyone should want out of life? I go to a fulfilling job, make decent (average) money and come home to my wife and dog and yeah, it's pretty cool. What's the problem with that?
What is your specific suggestion that people like myself do? We're all waiting to hear your grand scheme for us "oppressed" people and what kind of "meaningful action" we should be taking lol.
Aside from that, the worthwhile "alternatives" to voting are things we can't get into here. And you likely wouldn't be willing to do them anyway with what you have to lose.
In any case, I'm not blaming you for the current problems just because you're living the good life. I wouldn't be willing to compromise that either if I were in possession of it. That's just human nature—our own bottom line comes before everything else.
What I am doing is pointing out that your *ability* to keep living as you do with your current mindset is a symptom of the broader situation. The nation has been so thoroughly hijacked, and so much progress made in the endeavor of White genocide, that there is no longer any peaceful way out of this. No more pipeline from quiet living to getting your country back.
No one likes to think about that. Certainly, no one wants to *be* the one who eventually has to get his hands dirty. But that's what it will take for real change to occur, insofar as that is still possible at this point.
On account of that reality, people *are* going to keep grasping for a halfway-comfortable life, at the expense of not defying the system. And as long as they can still get it, they'll be content to kick the can down the curb for one more generation.
It's only when that life is too impossibly out of reach to attain, and conditions so terrible, that White people will finally do what needs to be done. Not because they have any desire to, but because there will be no other choice. This has been the historical catalyst for virtually every major revolutionary change.
In short, there's nothing you can "do" right now in terms of direct action, because of the state of the playing field. The three things you can do are strategically preparatory.
* Have White children.
* Form White communities.
* Know that within a few generations, the system *will* come and attempt to destroy that community (if you remain in the broader West.) Plan accordingly.