Baizuo

Báizuǒ, short for báirén zuǒpài, literally meaning “white left,” is a Chinese pejorative equivalent to “woke.” It describes a Western person, often naive and hypocritical, who campaigns for peace and equality in a childish manner to feel morally superior. Baizuo abhors solutions and objective truth, which he describes as offensive, racist, hateful, etc. Baizuo is obsessed with themes like ecology, anti-racism, the LGBTQIA+ movement, feminism, and helping immigrants and foreigners. They position themselves as saviors, relying on victims to exist. They infantilize black people, Arabs, and immigrants and surround themselves with self-victimizers to be able to play savior and vigilante. Every victim needs a persecutor, and the Baizuo needs a scapegoat to blame for the world’s ills, especially non-leftist white men, especially financially comfortable ones, and especially non-queer ones. Conversely, the Baizuo are extremely racist towards the races they use for their political stance if they don’t play their game or play the victims as intended. Their “progressivism” and political correctness promote the return of outdated values to accommodate their multicultural ideology. To sum up, Baizuo are modern colonizers. Historically, settlers were left-wing parties who believed in educating indigenous peoples and bringing them back to “true civilization.” Similarly, the Baizuo believe they’re intellectually superior and that you’re a bigot who doesn’t deserve their time.