Yeah, not exactly, although there is a bit of that. I just don't think rapid change is possible without mass casualties. And I've become increasingly anti-war with age, so that goes against the grain for me. That's not to say I won't fire back at the Nazis if the shit goes down (I've started acquiring guns of late...up to 10 now), but I prefer slow change and negotiated settlement.
Yes, part of that is due to me being a straight, white (now), man in America, but let's not kid ourselves, the most disenfranchised American is still better off than 90+% of the world. We have running water, paved roads, money (relative to other countries). There is a reason so many minorities are still immigrating the US, despite the fact that they know they will face racism and xenophobia. I actually just had a conversation similar to this my Uber driver yesterday. He was a young man, maybe 25, who recently moved here from Rwanda, and I asked him if he'd thought he'd ever go back, to which he replied, that while he missed his family and friends, he loved it here and wanted to stay.