This is a public service announcement for anybody thinking about using the term "racist" in a political argument. We (the majority that voted for Donald Trump, and many others) are now past caring about accusations of racism. Even when they're true. If this bothers you, maybe you and your allies shouldn't have spent the last 40 years weaponizing false accusations of racism. Over the last decade you have led people of good will to a terrible choice. We can either tolerate overt expressions of racism. Or we can tolerate the dreadful harm "anti-racists" have done - poisoning our discourse, tribalizing our politics, tearing down our statues, destroying our cities, and instructing law enforcement to ignore crimes up to and including the rape and murder of children. We have chosen. Your weapon is burned out. The preference-falsification bubble that gave it power has popped. We will no longer allow grifters and power-seekers to yank us around by our virtues. The same fate is swiftly bearing down on your other "-ism" and "-phobia" words.

There are three scenarios: 1) You can't be racist 2) You can be racist against whites only 3) You can be racist towards anyone Scenario 2 is where we've been, but it's ending. Getting to 1 would require punishing anti-white racism. Looks like we might end up at 3.