About 20-25 years ago I would probably agree with you here. However a.t.m. this is by far not the case anymore. Talking about white supremacy seems to be the easy card to draw again.
Politicians are even scared to reasonably talk about these 'taboo' topics, which is madness if you ask me... The great replacement is in full swing (as intended).
We are being told we are not sovereign, we have no culture worth preserving and that it is we that have to change. That girls cant wear skirts anymore, becuase by doing so they asked to be raped themself... And if it doesnt work out, we have to change some more and some more. These a all failed policies, which we cant talk about becuase we are instantly markt as nazies. But as a concerned citizen, are we really?
And to make matters worse, becuase we do not seem to even handle the above we also have to deal with the economic migrant tsunami. Just few people fully support this and many oppose it. But our political leaders dont even seem to care much, as long as we just pay our taxes heh!?
Is there a non-violent way forward, lets hope so. History however teaches us something different i'm afraid. You can push people around for some time, just not all the time.
Your comment is interesting in a lot of ways. I don't quite understand your skirt metaphor and how it ties in to the matter at all. As for culture, outside of a very long reach in saying that banning certain confederate symbols is robbing one of one's heritage, nobody is trying to get rid of anyone's culture. I'm of the opinion that, on both sides of the board, whether it be the right saying that immigrants are taking their culture or the left's ridiculous buzz word "cultural appropriation", nobody is taking anybody's culture or trying to eradicate it...
Except for Neo-Nazis and White Nationalist. They've said it directly.
Your comment seemed a little disorganized. If you'd like to further discuss, feel free to leave a comment. I enjoy intellectual conversation.