I want to show you something. A peek into the programming. What does it mean to be Iranian? Will you reduce the Iranian people to the color of their skin? Are we at war with Iran because Iranians are ”brown”? Of course not. You understand immediately that “Iranian” identifies something historically and culturally particular and tied to a homeland. Not a skin color. But in this discussion, you hear “white” and suddenly you only think skin color. My brother in Christ, if you’re white and reading this, you are white. Are you more than your skin color? Of course you are. You cannot answer, “Well, I'm a Christian and a citizen of heaven.” That’s not what we’re talking about. We’re talking about earthly things. Your heavenly citizenship no more abolishes your earthly peoplehood than it abolishes your family. But such an answer is part of the problem because the implication is either that it doesn't mean anything to be white or that it doesn't matter. “White” itself is not a nation. Englishmen, Irishmen, Frenchmen, Italians are not one interchangeable people merely because they’re white. But neither did these peoples cease to possess ancestry because someone classified them all as “white.” When I say “white” the emphasis is not merely on the color of the skin. I’m talking about descent - about the particular people from whom I came, their history, their memory, their culture, their place. Race, people, nation, and citizenship are not interchangeable categories. But neither are they unrelated. White people exist. European peoples exist. And those peoples are no more reducible to pigmentation than anyone else. We’ve been taught to perform that reduction on ourselves. “Why can’t white Christians have a nation?” Before asking what white, people, or nation even means, many respond: “The question itself is sinful!” Why? If other peoples may remember their ancestors, cherish their inheritance, preserve their culture, love their homeland, and desire continuity between generations, why does that become wicked when European peoples do it? “The question itself is sinful!” Stop reducing white identity to the color of our skin. The elites don't want you to know this, white boy, but you can just remember who you are. Deprogram.