Racists and white Christian nationalists are laying the groundwork for a future of conflict

 

Racists and white Christian nationalists are laying the groundwork for a future of conflict.  Racist speech is still considered to be politically incorrect in most quarters. To be a racist, advocates still need to use code words and jargon that some would call dog whistles,  but more and more others are right out in front with the words. In a private chat lately, some members and leaders in the Young Republicans were caught using vile, racist language.  The result was some tongue wagging, some GOP members called for their firing, but it was just another story from which the media is moving on. ‘I love Hitler’: Leaked messages expose Young Republicans’ racist chat - POLITICO

For those who are still concerned about sounding like they are racists with some bad fallout, the challenge is difficult: How can they be racist without sounding like one? There are some terms used that are basic euphemisms. Closely connected to the concept of Christian nationalism is the more racist part of its companion: white Christian nationalism.  The racist element is kissing kin.  Is Trump or members of his regime racist? If there was ever a question whether Trump is a white nationalist himself, or just a demagogue who sees a political advantage in such appeal to the racists among us, a recent proposal from Trump should add to suspicions he is both.. We should not be surprised, given his first-term pronouncements, that he would particularly welcome Norwegians as immigrants, as he promotes immigration policy to favor refugees who are white . Trump Considers Overhaul of Refugee System That Would Favor White People - The New York Times

Some terms like migrants adulterating our blood, regeneration, and replacement theories, are often popping up on the radical right and radical reactionaries. These terms are among those used by white nationalists.

What is driving this? My theory is a fear among those who are white nationalists that by 2045, twenty years from now, those who are white will become the minority, per some think tanks and government data.. Among Hispanics, immigration would account for only one third of the growth of this group, so no matter how theTrump administration plans to slow down this by deporting everyone brown they can, criminals or not, they will still not be able to stop the trend, just slow it down. The disturbing result of this is that if combined with suppression and the end of civil rights protections, this is not going to be a country free of internal conflicts. We will never be like Hungary, which has a population of 94% of the same ethnic group and is led by a dictator who rose to power opposing Syrian refugees. Either we learn to get along together, or it is going to be a sad future for the USA and my grandchildren.

The US will become 'minority white' in 2045, Census projects | Brookings  " Among the minority populations, the greatest growth is projected for multiracial populations, Asians and Hispanics with 2018–2060 growth rates of 176, 93, and 86 percent, respectively. The projected growth rate for blacks is 34 percent.* The demographic source of growth varies across groups. For example, immigration contributes to one-third of Hispanic growth over this time span, with the rest attributable to natural increase (the excess of births over deaths). Among Asians, immigration contributes to three quarters of the projected growth"

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From Google AI: 

• Latin America and Central America: Reports from the American Immigration Council show that a large portion of ICE detainees are from Mexico or Central American countries.
  • One 2025 report indicated that in 2024, Mexican nationals made up about 43% of the detainee population, and individuals from the Northern Triangle region (El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras) made up about 46%.
  • Latino individuals with no criminal history are also arrested at disproportionate rates, with a Cato Institute analysis finding that nearly one in five ICE arrests between January and July 2025 were of a Latino with no criminal background.

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