SO let me get this straight...
Someone from Finland is a Finn
Someone from Scotland is a Scot
Someone from Sweden is a Swede
someone from Poland is a Pole
someone from Afghanistan is an Afghan
someone from Uzbekistan is an Uzbek
someone from Turkmenistan is a Turkmen
someone from Kazakhstan is a Kazakh
someone from Tajikistan is a Tajik
someone from Kyrgyzstan is a Kyrgyz
someone from Pakistan is a Paki....
OK, so it's a word like Jap now? "In the past, Jap was not considered primarily offensive; however, during and after the events of World War II, the term became derogatory."
This idea of "racism" is a purely communist/Marxist poisonous ideology designed to alienate people and destroy society.
Supposedly it came directly from Leon Trotsky, the proto-SJW
https://penetrate.blogspot.com/2010/01/r...-leon.html
"Slavophilism, the messianism of backwardness, has based its philosophy upon the assumption that the Russian people and their church are democratic through and through, whereas official Russia is a German bureaucracy imposed upon them by Peter the Great. Mark remarked upon this theme: "In the same way the Teutonic jackasses blamed the despotism of Frederick the Second upon the French, as though backward slaves were not always in need of civilised slaves to train them." This brief comment completely finishes off not only the old philosophy of the Slavophiles, but also the latest revelations of the 'racists.'"
The Slavophiles which Trotsky alluded to were historically a group of traditionalist Slavs who valued greatly their native culture and way of life, and wanted to protect it. Trotsky on the other hand saw them and others like them as an impedement to his internationalist communist plans for the world. This man didn't care one iota about the Slavic Russians whom he supposedly served.
To him, Slavophiles, i.e. Slavs that committed the "crime" of loving their own people and trying to protect their traditional ways were simply "backward", and others like them were simply "racists".
The reality of the word's origin is indeed quite a far cry from the left-liberal version of the story: that the word was coined in bona fides to identify people who were just plain bigoted against certain racial groups, and as a rallying cry for good liberals to protect the racial minorities from the bigots.
On the contrary, the actual concept behind the word (even though he hadn't invented it quite yet) -- that ethnocentric "backwardness" must take a back seat to "enlightened" internationalism -- was often used by Army-Navy Commissar Trotsky as a rallying cry for good Red Army communists to embark upon murderous rampages against peoples who resisted having their traditional way of life paved over and replaced with an alien system.
"Racism" is a relatively new idea in the course of human history. It reminds me of something I read, about how the idea of racism didn't exist prominently in the modern vocabulary lexicon until WW2. After the holocaust, a legit instance of racism, (they) basically had to use a new word to describe what happened. But now the idea of racism has basically just become a tool for stratification as we all argue on what the PROPER term is for our gender/race/creed/religion, while the globalists divide and conquer us.