And some of them may not fit those exact definitions. But anyone who is comfortable standing alongside (either literally or figuratively) racists and white supremacists and teabaggers while cheering a vile, disgusting demagogic bigot needs a lot of work before I want them anywhere near me.

One of the essential but usually unspoken elements of white privilege is the full comfort of being able to compartmentalize racism in ways that minorities cannot do. "Yes, my friend has some strange views on race, but other than that, he's a lot of fun and we have a lot in common. As long as we don't talk about race, we're cool." Well, I don't have that luxury of being able to separate out those kinds of views or to argue that people who feel perfectly comfortable being around racists are really cool in every other respect, so I should just give them a chance.

As I said - keep these people away from me. I don't want you trying to convert them. Let them convert their own damned selves and THEN I'll decide whether or not they've earned the right to play in my space.