What draws people in to protecting whiteness to like feeling that the ultimate purpose of their lives

is to defend the white race against its racial enemies? You know, I think it's a lot of the same

things that lead people to join social movements of every stripe, including like becoming,

you know, an empowered, thoughtful leftist. It's loneliness. It's

feeling like they want a greater purpose in the world. It's rage. It's a sense of alienation or

displacement. I mean, the power of the white power movement is that it draws on a lot of

universal human sentiments. You want to be

part of something bigger. You want to feel that you're protecting and bettering the world.

And of course, the white power movement says, do it through violence, do it through violence

against minorities, do it through violence against minorities and Jews. But the sentiments that

they draw on are quite universal.

And people can feel downtrodden and displaced and alienated while being sort of objectively

pretty fine and like well off.