Why are white leftists like Kier Starmer essentially anti-white?

 


It is understandable that people of color are anti-white, but why do many of the white left's claims actually hurt white people? White leftists are not necessarily non-Anglo-Saxon Americans, but the main theories and early thinkers of white leftists are basically non-Anglo-Saxon white people in Europe. The core idea of ​​postmodernism, decentralization, is essentially to decentralize Anglo-Saxon whites (or British and Americans). This kind of competition and struggle among white people could have been constructive for the white race, but due to the combination with the complex racial, national, and class struggles of modern times, it has evolved into anti-whiteness to a certain extent. This is why we often see that many white left claims are clearly to destroy white people.


The essence of the decentralization of the White Left, which belongs to the postmodernists, is to remove the United States from the center. Few Americans realize this. The problem in the United States is not just a cultural conflict between blacks and whites. In fact, due to the weakness of black people, this kind of conflict shouldn't have been a problem if there were no other white descendants from Europe who opposed Anglo-Saxon culture to hand them guns. It should be noted that this kind of internal cultural conflict between the white people who moved from the European cultural circle to the Americas is not only based on the original ethnicity, but also based on cultural identity, although we can clearly see that the ancestors of many whites who support "black life matters" come from non-Anglo-Saxon countries.For example, President Donald Trump is of German descent, and Mr. Elon Musk is of South African descent, but they are now both conservative white nationalists; and although Keir Starmer's ancestors are from France, his family has been British for more than 600 years.

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