Any US elected official who uses their position to pursue the interests of their ethnic homelands should be deported. If your main focus is Israel or Cuba or Ireland or Palestine, go live there.
Nice beautiful words but in practice they’re empty as only non-white ethnicities get this backlash treatment. Whites do act the same way Ilhan Omar is acting here when favoring European and NATO relationships for example and the Israeli lobby is the strongest one that defines US foreign policy.
Which makes only fair that people like Ilhan Omar and others with origins from Africa, Asia or Latin America can do the same thing, using their position of power to push one specific group interests that are independent from US exactly like Whites have always done.
Hell, regarding LatAm if the person comes from a place of wealth - see Whiter Conservative Cuban Floridians - they will totally be heard more than poorer Latino immigrants in the border of Texas.
The thing is that White Identitarism is perceived as “how things are” and therefore not identitarism because that’s what US is nowadays while ONLY others Identitarism are perceived as a threat for being “not patriotic”. It’s a bunch of BS.
When people condemn Ilhan Omar for what she’s saying here while actively ignoring the White identitarism they themselves are a part of, what they’re really saying they wish blacks would go back to where they came from and not bring their topics to an America that defines itself geopolitically as white and sees people who look different as slaves that shouldn’t have interests of their own.
That white fear of US gradually darkening and therefore slowly drifting away from White Eurocentric topics as a priority (aka “Great Replacement”) is both completely ridiculous and useless. There’s nothing you people can do about it. Non-white people exist in US and they have a voice and increasingly more power and they will use it to talk about topics that are closer to them exactly like whites have always done.
I don’t normally respond to unhinged rambling on this site but I mentioned both Israel and Ireland in my post.
