When the niggers and the white Antifa traitors began rioting a few weeks ago, I let my thoughts be known that this wasn't about "police oppression" of blacks, but was the start of a race war that was planned well in advance and organized by BLM and Antifa, using both black and white useful idiots as pawns. The aim is to destroy White culture and society, introduce anarchy, and make White people third rate citizens in their own country. One of my sons talked to me about this and was "shocked, shocked" at my saying blacks were the most racist people in the country, that they generally despise White people, as a group have much lower intelligence, little impulse control, and are more violent than White people. Despite the fact that he already somehow knew this, he condemned me for articulating it and making it a part of my worldview.

It goes deeper than that, but that's the crux of it. He discussed it with his brothers and wrote a letter to me telling my in so many words that I'm not a part of the family unless I change my thinking. What's really bizarre is that he's a libertarian and one of his brothers is a former marine. Unfortunately, they've all drunk deep of the "racism is bad" Kool-Aid, so there's no talking to them. I'm guilty of CrimeThink.

I'm being stoic about this right now, because what's done is done, and all I can do is be a man about it and accept it. I can't change them, and I certainly won't change my beliefs for them. I'm older, I'm better informed, and have much more life experience than they do, and they don't see the peril they're going to be in in the next 10 years (probably sooner) when the "minorities" turn on them because they're now the minority. I can only hope I'm not around to see it.

I post this for those considering going public to your families about your racial beliefs. This will probably happen to you. If you need to keep family peace and keep it to yourself, I respect that. But if you do reveal your thoughts, expect this sort of outcome. Be strong, because you are correct and they're not.

Edit: A lot of you posted advice I neither desired nor asked for, which should have been obvious to most of you if you read this post. I already said how I felt about it and what I was going to do, and I didn't ask for advice, direction or analysis. My post was a cautionary tale for others, that you should consider the consequences before you reveal certain ideas you have. Idiots today take cancel culture very seriously, and you should too.