B. U. G. S.

What I mean is, when you are in a circle of people, and some of them or one of them has mixed race children, it adds a personal element to the entire debate.

What do you say if then you’re confronted and asked “do you think my mixed race children are an abomination?” I know you can turn it and around and ask “do you think the existence of white countries is an abomination?” but when people make such a personal accusation that applies to their own children or their own friend’s children, you can only dodge the question for so long.

Or you could ask “so, because you have mixed race children, that means that white people shouldn’t be free to have their own countries anywhere on earth?”. Maybe that would be the best response. You don’t have to get into specifics about what countries should be for whites, or whether certain white countries (ie America) could be divided between whites and diversity, just express the basic right of white people to have their own countries.

I’ve read some of Whitaker’s posts and listened to some of the Beefcake Bootcamp podcasts. Thing is, there are so many of these posts that it’s hard to find answers pertaining toward specific questions. Like, for instance, the aforementioned question of how to talk to white people with mixed race families.