Episode 58: Racists Wouldn't Be Offended | K.G.I. Podcast

Why do these questions make people so uncomfortable — when the answers are reasonable? An immigrant who spent twelve years in America asks the five questions almost everyone thinks and almost no one will say out loud. About riots and victims. About pride and culture. About which words are permitted and which are punished.But here's the strange part: a real racist wouldn't be offended to be called one — he already knows what he is. The label only wounds decent people. The ones who question themselves. The ones who feel guilt without committing any crime. That's the trap — your own conscience becomes the opening the ideology needs. Having survived an ideology like this once before, I know the machine from the inside, and I know the discomfort isn't the disease. It's what's left of your honesty.My Blog: https://kirillkhrestinin.com My book Mary Falcon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H2TKSQN5 My book Mythos https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GX2ZN1TK