> E.g., if everyone was white, there’d be no hand-wringing over white supremacy... Don’t be dense just to make a point. You think people didn't find other ways

> E.g., if everyone was white, there’d be no hand-wringing over white supremacy... Don’t be dense just to make a point. You think people didn't find other ways to dislike each other when they were all "white"? Like I already said you don't know history very well or you're the one being "dense to make a point". > If it’s a valid classification today why can’t we use the same term retrospectively? I can't speak for today or say if it's valid. But that's not how things were back then because the people themselves didn't believe that. You've never heard the slurs people used for different ethnic and religious groups that all hailed from Europe and had light skin? The amount of "hand-wringing" about JFK being the first non-Protestant president? There was no feeling of "homogeneity" back then either based solely on skin color.