In the 1990's minorities were 25% of the US population. In 2020 minorities will be 40% of the US population. They almost doubled. That's a major change. Look at the 2016 election. Trump won states like Pennsylvannia, Michigan, and Wisconsin by 80,000 total in all 3 states. Those states won him the presidency. So 80,000 people decided the election.
25% to 40% is a massive difference. In the 90's anti-whites were the fringe. Bill Clinton has Confederate flags as campaign material and they deplatformed that anti-white at the DNC. Nowadays anti-whiteness is the norm. Keep in mind whites are still a slight minority. Imagine what things'll be like by 2035. Take a look at most of Southern California. I know people who live there. Imagine being the 1 white kid in a college class and one Latino kid puts up a literal, unironic "White people are evil" presentation. The class didn't do anything except look at the lone white girl in the class and laugh. The Professor even took the anti-white student's side. Outside of college that white girl I know got death stares until she moved to a majority white area.
Of course it was. White people were a solid majority. Anti-whiteness was still there, but it was on the fringe. Now it's mainstream and that genie isn't going back into the bottle. There were still tensions like the LA riots and the OJ Simpson trial, but you're right that it was muted. But no longer.
If you didn't have strawman arguments you would have no arguments. Never heard the term "Jew physics".
You're right. Most of the Alt-Right would agree with you. White is simply a census category. Race matters, but the basis of the state should be nation rather than race. White people all over the world aren't a nation nor should they be grouped into a single state. White Americans are however their own nation as are Black Americans. Being a Scottish American is more of a point of conversation than a tribal identity that people actually on. White American, Black American, etc. are far better terms to describe how different groups in the US interact and organize whether explicitly or implicitly. White identity is more implicit for now. You're seeing that change.
You can't simply ignore ingroup preference in a multi-ethnic society. In such a society politics becomes an ethnic headcount. The only way to suppress ethnic division is becoming an Empire or understanding ethnic differences and allowing a system that accommdates them in a peaceful manner. But too many people subscribe to Civic Nationalism for now. When whites become a minority and the system falls apart (In part due to whites becoming a minority) that's when shit will hit the fan. Hopefully we can adopt Balkanization or Federalism in a peaceful manner. But I don't see that happening.
Racism means believing your race is inherently superior. I don't believe that - "superiority" is too subjective. We have differences and we excel in different things. What's more important is understanding that we are different and must craft a state that allows those differences to be expressed in a peaceful manner rather than suppress those urges and make them explode.
Also I'm not a "Racialist" either. I'm a Nationalist. Grouping the 10% of the world's population together is only useful in a limited number of contexts like combating international anti-whiteness that affects us all. The main idea is allowing Germans, Italians, Russians, and Heritage Americans (White Americans) to each have self-governance via having independent states or at least autonomous areas within various states.
Obviously anti-white sentiment isn't good and going into the future we have to teach people a better way, which I believe we can, I'm not so cynical to believe that a rising number of "people of color" inherently means more anti-white sentiment, provided we can teach people better ways than the hypocritical, regressive SJW left that is yelling the loudest at the moment.
And yes, you're going to have people naturally coalesce into groups, but the way America used to work is you had each demographic groups, white, black, male, female etc but they all revolved around a shared mainstream culture that was made up of everyone, that balance of everyone having their own personal space and healthy boundaries between them, but still having a shared culture as a group, is the ideal equilibrium for a diverse society and America isn't even the first civilization to work that way.
But what has happened is over the last 20 years, largely thanks to the internet, that shared mainstream culture has been cannablized and is shrinking more and more, people are coalescing into groups too much and each of the groups is being taken over by their own individual fringes, which tells them that their own group is the best and should be the big cheese of American society.
But let's be pragmatic, whether or not "race matters" is up for debate, but either way, you talk about Balkanization, do you have any idea how horrible that would be? You talk about not being able to put Genies back in the bottle, well the dial for American society can only be turned back so far without resulting in disaster not just for America but the world as a whole.
The Alt Right seems to want to turn the clock back to the pre-60s civil rights era, I'd say it's a little too late for that, I hope we can at least dial the clock back 20 years, I fail to see what was so bad about things then and I think the alternative of trying to bring back the pre-60s civil rights era would be far worse for everyone.
Both the radical left and the radical right are playing with some seriously dangerous fire these days and it just doesn't seem rational to me, all anyone really wants at the end of the day is a little respect and America seemed to have learned and agreed on that already, so what went wrong?