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CorrectThose views were a product of a very different social and political context, and of a fight very different to your own "fight".
Have a listen to the rest of that conversation.
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So Ali's fight was against racism.
How did he fight that fight? Understand that and you understand why he held the extreme view he is defending in your clip:
He helped black people living in America become more aware and proud of their peculiarity in their social way of life and in recognising their own cultural contributions.
He helped them to have a lively tribal awareness in order not to lose their dignity and moral rectitude.
He helped them to fight back against the undignified mania of adaptive conformity.
He helped to raise black self-confidence in the interest of a normal living together with whites.
Now you guys pretend that it is the same for you today, with all your spurious talking points about "whites under attack" and so on.
But no, it was vastly different. Listen to that video again. And compare and contrast to the impetus of this movement in the US and UK, that you promote on here.
For that movement is not at all about living together with non whites, or about a fight against systematic oppression and segregation of white people, or any of what I listed above, whatsoever.
No, it is about a white country for white folk

There's no "charade"and a charade of being persecuted, and being "replaced", and quite clearly in most of the movement about a reaction based in racism against black people today being considered equal to white people.
Race is real