I first read the mantra in 2010. I was still new to the consistent message thing but when I came across one line of the mantra, I knew I had to put it in every post I wrote. That line was:

“Anti-racist” is a codeword for anti-white.

But at the time I thought it sounded funny. The thing that sounded funny to me was the “-ist” part.

I was in a wordist mentality. I wanted to attack the word “Anti-racISM” so my “White nationalISM” could prevail. I quickly adopted that phrase and changed just ONE letter;

“Anti-racism” is a codeword for anti-white.

This is the one that sounds funny to me now.

I was in a wordist mentality. I believed that an “-ism” meant it was objective and true.

I know better now.

An “-ism” means whatever an “-ist” wants it to mean.

It doesn’t matter if one “-ist” says this about this “-ism” and another “-ist” says something completely different about that same “-ism.”

An “-ism” means whatever an “-ist” wants it to mean.

That is how the “anti-racists” were able to be so anti-white for so long and get away with it. We believed the “-ism” meant they were objective and true.

I now try to avoid using any “-ism” online or in any conversation.

And in almost every post I do, the last line I write is:

“Anti-racist” is a codeword for anti-white.