A question

[hollodero]

(01-10-2018, 12:11 AM)bfine32 Wrote: But the purpose of their march was to preserve statues that were representative of their culture? I do not see where they attempted to make their race superior. 

Ah ok I see. Marching for preserving statues, as I see it, is not racism. A bit unsensitive maybe to the race oppressed back then, but that's a question of taste. Calling that racist isn't fair or, as I see it, accurate.
But these people marching in Charlottesville made no effort to hide away that they are actually white supremacists and racists. Those who marched followed the call of racist organisations, braught flags and sang songs and shouted things, and the racial tone was abunantly clear in all of that, so sure, those were racists. 

Someone marching alongside these people is either painfully naive or willfully ignorant to a fault or an actual racist. All reasons are enough for them to be morally guilty as charged. Intellectually capable non-racists do not march alongside David Dukes and Nazis. My take.