It can be to moralists. I use it simply as a description of white people who hold to the ignorant view that people with dark skin are incompatible or inferior to people with light skin.
But here you have done what you always do and may always do — reduced your opponent’s argument by rephrasing to something very different from what is said and what is meant.
Obviously, 100 Kalahari Bushmen, 100 Danes, and 100 Samoans are *compatible* in the sense that they can mate and produce children! In this sense they are not *incompatible*. But your sole measure is, as I carefully explained, reductionist and deliberately obscuring.
When I say that African people taken on the whole seem to me incompatible with a given white culture and society I am saying something unpopular, this is obvious, but I am not saying anything that is not understood to be true, or to have many strong and evidence-based (self-evident) elements of truth. Why this is so is complex and fraught but . . . it can be explained. And when that is done *difference* is made evident.
At the same time I do not recommend, though
mating is possible, that Nordic Swedes cross their genes with the Ainu tribes of Northern Japan. It is not that it is
impossible that they mate, it is for a whole range of other reasons — reasons that can be expressed and artticulated reasonably, intelligently and fairly — that the choice can be challenged.
There is absolutely nothing wrong, on any level, for any Swede or Ainu of my example to declare “I do not want to cross my genes with anyone except one of my own kind”. If such says that it does not follow that they are Ainu-supremacist and Swede-supremacist if we take this term as you mean it: as weaponized with your personal, arbitrary and nefarious purpose.
The reason I keep at this with you is because I want to show, beyond doubt, that what you declare to be wrong is not necessarily wrong. That the terms you use (racist, supremacist) are terms used to mentally and intellectually coerce and manipulate. They are intellectually devious terms and when this is seen and exposed, the terms are deflated.
Thereafter
you have no argument!
You have
no justification in saying their sentiment or argument is wrong or bad.
Similarly, when Jared Taylor et al present arguments through which they point out the danger of displacement and dispossession, the problems associated with and arising from multi-culturalism, or unrestrained immigration which affects the character and integrity of the nation, and express their views, ideas and opinions in regard to these processes, going so far as to assert that they do not wish it to happen, you have no ground at all to say with truth that they are ignorant. Ignorant of what exactly? It is simply one more devious rhetorical term along with racist, supremacist that you employ.
Alizia wrote: “So, you use a weaponized term to attack and undermine a legitimate zone of concern. You do all in your power to make legitimate concern seem evil.”
Noble Prize winner FTP wrote: “That's what weapons are for.”
And this is generally what I try to demonstrate about you and your argument: it is founded and grounded in lies, distortions and untruths. You will lie and distort and manipulate as you need to, with no compunction, in service to your object. But your argument, in fact, has no solid ground.