Victoria Davion is not being paranoid; she is instead displaying typical Jewish characteristics and survival mechanisms, namely victimization and rationalization. She pretends to be a victim of White ethnocentrism, and rationalizes her anti-White arguments and activities on the basis of combating racism. She likely grew up in a very authoritarian and patricentric household within a collectivistic community, as most Jewish communities in foreign nations tend to be, via social identity theory. She was expected to adhere to her kinship obligations, and harboured a deep level of ethnocentrism and ethnic consciousness. In order to allow for the upward social mobility of her tribe (people), she strives to lessen ethnocentrism and ethnic consciousness within European-derived peoples, allowing for less emphasis on Jewish group identification and ethnocentrism, and more rebellious individualism amongst the native population, a scenario collectivistic Jews - or any other type of collectivistic people - thrive in.
The concept of homogeneity invokes a strength - in the form of national cohesion amongst the native peoples - which is perceived by Jews to be against Jewish interests and potentially anti-Semitic. As such, many Jews - Davion not being an exception - seek to lessen ethnocentrism and ethnic consciousness amongst homogeneous nations and native populations. In the Western world, these goals are accomplished through movements such as non-European immigration, environmental anthropology (arguing against the concept of "race" and its relevance), Marxism, and a host of other finely developed theories, all of which serve a similar purpose in undermining Western institutions. Jews, followed perhaps by some Japanese and Chinese sects, are the most collectivistic and ethnocentric people in the world. As such, no group defines the border between ingroup and outgroup as clearly as Jews. Following this logic, one wonders why Davion truly expects to earn the trust of the native White population without first making some concessions of her own.