“It’s not all of them, but it’s always them.”

I keep hearing this phrase now, and it’s a brilliant way of explaining race to normies. It preemptively deals with the issue where a typical normie would say “well, not all of them… I know one black person that’s smart… and I know a Jewish person that’s really poor.”

What normies need to understand about race realism is that it isn’t about discounting exceptions, but rather pointing out that exceptions prove the rule. This is a huge issue that normies have to get over to start accepting racial patterns,l; so having the best, most concise and clear way of explaining these sort of things is paramount.