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Originally Posted by Think4Yourself
Not all of them but many of them are. Also, it's interesting to note how much of this started in the 1960's and 1970's by white supremacists who kept claiming there was a race war coming and that white people needed to move to all white rural areas to escape the supposed black hordes who were coming for them and their stuff. There is a ton of stuff about this mythical race war and "Victory Day" (the day when the neo-Nazis finally kill the last non-white person) in neo-Nazi writings. Go ahead and listen to the ravings of the many prepper vblogs on the internet and you'll find it is filled with the exact same stuff and it's almost impossible not to see how the current prepper movement was heavily influenced by white supremacist mythology.
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It's only "almost impossible" if you're a liberal looking for confirmation of your pre-existing prejudices.
People thinking that there's a societal collapse coming are going to lay in supplies, arm themselves, build shelters, and wilderness survival skills. It doesn't matter if you think the coming collapse is due to an out of control federal government or due to environmental disasters or due to a race war or due to religious end of days or whatever.
Two groups sharing one characteristic don't necessarily share other characteristics. Years ago there were people building and stocking bomb shelters in anticipation of civilized society collapsing on January 1 2000. Did that make them racists? Of course not.