If you had just said you didn't understand it in the first place... there is nothing wrong with not understanding something you know? Much better to ask for an explanation then create silly strawmen.
I'll unpack it for you:
You posted: As long as western culture and values remain, who cares about colour? Why is it such a big issue in the first place?
My first comment was:
"Who cares about culture and values longterm?"
This was in reference to your post and the ongoing discussion, so it was a comment on Skeptic Tank's concerns about values won't be same a 100, 200 years from now. And my question was questioning whether any of us are really bothered about values and so on longterm i.e. outside our and probably children's lifetimes?
My second sentence was:
"Thankfully the current culture of my society has very different values to that of my grandparents."
Here I was introducing the idea that your idea of "western values" is not a fixed point, my grandparents like me were born into a culture that had "western values" yet I am profoundly grateful that I wasn't born into their society of "western values". If you would like some examples, when my grandparents were born there was not universal suffrage for men nor women, women could not obtain a divorce without the husband's permission, there was no universal healthcare.
And I suspect from the viewpoint of my younger relatives they are profoundly grateful that they are not living in the "western value" based society I was born into. The society/culture I was born into had all abortions illegal, no equal rights, the Lord Chamberlain was still licensing theatre productions and could refuse a licence for any production if "it is fitting for the preservation of good manners, decorum or of the public peace so to do"!
Wanting a society to keep to "western values" really means nothing as they have always been changing.
And my final statement was "Even if the "whites " remain a majority the values of societies a 100 years from now will be very different."
By that I was meaning it doesn't matter if the "whites" (I used quotation marks to make it obvious I was using the word in an unusual sense as I am again - I thought the context would make it clear that it was Skeptic Tank's strange and irrational definition I was referring to) remain a majority or not our society and our values and principles will have changed in a 100 years, probably in ways none of us can predict.
Change is inherent in all value systems, even those claiming consistency over centuries i.e. the RCC.
