I feel like there is a possibility that INFJ types may be predisposed to ethno-nationalism and I was curious if anybody else ever felt this way. In my case, I speak of a deep concern for the future of the white race. Make no mistake about it, I have low tolerance for other groups and it's more than just skin color, it's from the behavioral patterns, and it is irreconcilable at this point.
I've always struggled with feeling like a part of our society and have wanted a more harmonious society for my own benefit but equally for others who have been disenfranchised or hurt by the effects of multiculturalism. I do this not as a person who wants to harm others, but as a person who wants to protect myself and others who are similarly situated.
I was fed a steady diet of multicultural indoctrination growing up, and even modeled my personal style to a mild degree with inner city black rap/hood culture because I had some distant familial connections to the urban ghetto and it felt trendy at the time. The violence of that lifestyle was something I put on a pedestal, and I was a phony who used it as a defense mechanism. I'm deeply ashamed of this period in my life.
I began to notice that people were seeming to self segregate themselves and advocate for their own race/religion except white people rarely did this. I began to do a lot of personal research into what makes things this way. At some point, I came under the sway of white nationalism in my research. You might say that white nationalism is just another defense mechanism, but I would have to disagree. It's actually how I feel, and I don't want to hurt anybody feelings, but it's the truth. I fully believe white people are fractured, are in decline, are in danger, and are headed for extinction.
I'm not trying to garner support for white nationalism.
I'm just asking if any other INFJ has had a similar journey or feelings as they've grown up.
I know Adolf Hitler was supposedly an INFJ.
My insatiable desire to research the underlying reasoning behind things has led me to reject multiculturalism. This is difficult for me because to speak of it openly because of societal stigma.
I feel like on one hand, I can't pretend to appreciate multiculturalism. I have a deep desire to end it, but it seems like an unattainable goal. So deeper into my own head I must crawl and it's eating me up.
I've always struggled with feeling like a part of our society and have wanted a more harmonious society for my own benefit but equally for others who have been disenfranchised or hurt by the effects of multiculturalism. I do this not as a person who wants to harm others, but as a person who wants to protect myself and others who are similarly situated.
I was fed a steady diet of multicultural indoctrination growing up, and even modeled my personal style to a mild degree with inner city black rap/hood culture because I had some distant familial connections to the urban ghetto and it felt trendy at the time. The violence of that lifestyle was something I put on a pedestal, and I was a phony who used it as a defense mechanism. I'm deeply ashamed of this period in my life.
I began to notice that people were seeming to self segregate themselves and advocate for their own race/religion except white people rarely did this. I began to do a lot of personal research into what makes things this way. At some point, I came under the sway of white nationalism in my research. You might say that white nationalism is just another defense mechanism, but I would have to disagree. It's actually how I feel, and I don't want to hurt anybody feelings, but it's the truth. I fully believe white people are fractured, are in decline, are in danger, and are headed for extinction.
I'm not trying to garner support for white nationalism.
I'm just asking if any other INFJ has had a similar journey or feelings as they've grown up.
I know Adolf Hitler was supposedly an INFJ.
My insatiable desire to research the underlying reasoning behind things has led me to reject multiculturalism. This is difficult for me because to speak of it openly because of societal stigma.
I feel like on one hand, I can't pretend to appreciate multiculturalism. I have a deep desire to end it, but it seems like an unattainable goal. So deeper into my own head I must crawl and it's eating me up.
