> It helps because it’s easier to solve fake problems with fake solutions instead of real ones.

This is a strawman and implying their fight against a bigoted ideology isn’t a legitimate thing to do. You are in fact shaming them for standing up against a bigoted praxis.

> Scapegoating politically and culturally disempowered groups is super useful to such movements.

This is incorrect - they’re not scapegoating minorities: they’re condemning an elite philosophy, advocated by some of the most powerful institutions in the country.

Institutions that appropriated minority voices as a shield against criticism — as you’ve done here, by your conflation.