The Problem With White Guys These Days

[impuretrash]

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

And evidently male...

 

[impuretrash]

but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

And evidently male...

Daniel recently penned a bold and trailblazing essay called “Classical Music’s White Male Supremacy is Overt, Pervasive, and a Problem” in some magazine I’ve never heard of before and hope to never hear of again. In Dan’s extended lamentation, he takes music made by white males in a white-male environment to task for being, you know, too white-maley.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

And evidently male...

Daniel recently penned a bold and trailblazing essay called “Classical Music’s White Male Supremacy is Overt, Pervasive, and a Problem” in some magazine I’ve never heard of before and hope to never hear of again. In Dan’s extended lamentation, he takes music made by white males in a white-male environment to task for being, you know, too white-maley.

Meh...leftists give me a headache.Goofy loons

 

[Asclepias]

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

The biggest problem with white guys is that they like to rape animals. Who in the would would think to have sex with a dolphin?

"Sex With Dolphin Was Like Making Love To The Ocean" says Malcolm Brenner

 

[impuretrash]

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

The biggest problem with white guys is that they like to rape animals. Who in the would would think to have sex with a dolphin?

"Sex With Dolphin Was Like Making Love To The Ocean" says Malcolm Brenner

Brenner is Jewish

 

[Asclepias]

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

The biggest problem with white guys is that they like to rape animals. Who in the would would think to have sex with a dolphin?

"Sex With Dolphin Was Like Making Love To The Ocean" says Malcolm Brenner

Brenner is Jewish

A white jew.

 

[impuretrash]

A white jew.

No such thing

 

[emilynghiem]

Dear impuretrash
The common factor found in all cases of criminal disorder and abuse
is "blaming external causes or other people" instead of taking personal
responsibility and steps to fix internal problems first.

Likewise the common factor in all successful rehab and recovery programs
to overcome abuse, addiction and other imbalanced behavior or relations
is TAKING and focusing on personal steps that empower each person to change.

This is independent of race, gender, religion, and class.

People of both rich and poor classes and backgrounds,
white black latino and asian and native american,
both men and women and their family members
who have gone through abuse addiction and recovery
ALL have benefited from and seen the difference in these steps.

The human conscience works the same to overcome
past patterns that make people feel like helpless victims,
and move toward empowerment by valuing one's own actions as necessary steps.

When people get stuck, they can't get past something and
either blame or feel helpless about changing.

The key I've found in all successful recovery,
whether the problem was internal or externally caused,
is forgiveness, in order to free one's mind to
receive enough positive energy flow to keep moving forward.

Where people can't forgive the injustices problems or conflicts of the past,
that's where the human mind gets stuck and can't work on solving
problems in a constructive effective manner. Sometimes we NEED to hold on to anger
or sad thoughts, to serve as a protective barrier or scab on a wound, to push others away so we can keep from reinjuring the same wound over and over. But if a broken bone gets infected, the scab or bandage can't cover that up. the wound has to be cleaned out to remove the infection first. So covering up wounds by projecting blame on others isn't the solution either.

Forgiveness lets us reopen old wounds and clean out any bacteria or infections
that have abscessed. Yes, we're afraid it's going to hurt, but that wound needs to heal.
And it can't if it keeps getting infected over and over. Blaming others may keep the pressure off
the wound so it hurts less, but there is no shortcut to cleaning it and closing it properly.

The best part about forgiveness and the healing of mind body
and relations that comes with it, is this empowering energy
INFLUENCES other people to overcome fear and take on change.

We all get stuck when we fear and can't forgive things that hurt us and others
we identify with. The successful empowerment and recovery process
common to all approaches I've looked at involve forgiveness and letting go
so that we can take the necessary steps and compel the changes
needed to solve the current problems and prevent them in the future.

We know we are doing things right when we rebuild relations
and attract more and more support to overcome obstacles.
If too much energy is wasted on negative patterns, of repeating
and reinforcing negative thinking and tearing down others instead
of building each other up, that goes against the recovery process of change.

People of all races, cultures and identity have their battles and
journey to go through. When we see we are fighting the same process
but on different fronts, we can see our suffering is universal and also
the victory when we beat the curve and come out as better stronger people for it.

We may feel alone, but we are all in this battle together.
Overcoming the fear is the hardest part, it gets easier after that.
And we build momentum the more we find allies going through
similar, each with our own unique path and story, but similar stages.

As the song says, we shall overcome. WE. All humanity.
Nobody is unaffected or untouched. As Malcolm X said
until all of us are fed, all of us are hungry. Until all of us are free, none of us is free.

 

[mudwhistle]

The Problem With White Guys These Days


Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.

Must be da Geuse.......

 

[mudwhistle]

Hollywood trying to relate to Middle-America......

 

[impuretrash]

Dear impuretrash
The common factor found in all cases of criminal disorder and abuse
is "blaming external causes or other people" instead of taking personal
responsibility and steps to fix internal problems first.

Likewise the common factor in all successful rehab and recovery programs
to overcome abuse, addiction and other imbalanced behavior or relations
is TAKING and focusing on personal steps that empower each person to change.

This is independent of race, gender, religion, and class.

People of both rich and poor classes and backgrounds,
white black latino and asian and native american,
both men and women and their family members
who have gone through abuse addiction and recovery
ALL have benefited from and seen the difference in these steps.

The human conscience works the same to overcome
past patterns that make people feel like helpless victims,
and move toward empowerment by valuing one's own actions as necessary steps.

When people get stuck, they can't get past something and
either blame or feel helpless about changing.

The key I've found in all successful recovery,
whether the problem was internal or externally caused,
is forgiveness, in order to free one's mind to
receive enough positive energy flow to keep moving forward.

Where people can't forgive the injustices problems or conflicts of the past,
that's where the human mind gets stuck and can't work on solving
problems in a constructive effective manner. Sometimes we NEED to hold on to anger
or sad thoughts, to serve as a protective barrier or scab on a wound, to push others away so we can keep from reinjuring the same wound over and over. But if a broken bone gets infected, the scab or bandage can't cover that up. the wound has to be cleaned out to remove the infection first. So covering up wounds by projecting blame on others isn't the solution either.

Forgiveness lets us reopen old wounds and clean out any bacteria or infections
that have abscessed. Yes, we're afraid it's going to hurt, but that wound needs to heal.
And it can't if it keeps getting infected over and over. Blaming others may keep the pressure off
the wound so it hurts less, but there is no shortcut to cleaning it and closing it properly.

The best part about forgiveness and the healing of mind body
and relations that comes with it, is this empowering energy
INFLUENCES other people to overcome fear and take on change.

We all get stuck when we fear and can't forgive things that hurt us and others
we identify with. The successful empowerment and recovery process
common to all approaches I've looked at involve forgiveness and letting go
so that we can take the necessary steps and compel the changes
needed to solve the current problems and prevent them in the future.

We know we are doing things right when we rebuild relations
and attract more and more support to overcome obstacles.
If too much energy is wasted on negative patterns, of repeating
and reinforcing negative thinking and tearing down others instead
of building each other up, that goes against the recovery process of change.

People of all races, cultures and identity have their battles and
journey to go through. When we see we are fighting the same process
but on different fronts, we can see our suffering is universal and also
the victory when we beat the curve and come out as better stronger people for it.

We may feel alone, but we are all in this battle together.
Overcoming the fear is the hardest part, it gets easier after that.
And we build momentum the more we find allies going through
similar, each with our own unique path and story, but similar stages.

As the song says, we shall overcome. WE. All humanity.
Nobody is unaffected or untouched. As Malcolm X said
until all of us are fed, all of us are hungry. Until all of us are free, none of us is free.

There is no "we".

 

[emilynghiem]

Dear impuretrash
The common factor found in all cases of criminal disorder and abuse
is "blaming external causes or other people" instead of taking personal
responsibility and steps to fix internal problems first.

Likewise the common factor in all successful rehab and recovery programs
to overcome abuse, addiction and other imbalanced behavior or relations
is TAKING and focusing on personal steps that empower each person to change.

This is independent of race, gender, religion, and class.

People of both rich and poor classes and backgrounds,
white black latino and asian and native american,
both men and women and their family members
who have gone through abuse addiction and recovery
ALL have benefited from and seen the difference in these steps.

The human conscience works the same to overcome
past patterns that make people feel like helpless victims,
and move toward empowerment by valuing one's own actions as necessary steps.

When people get stuck, they can't get past something and
either blame or feel helpless about changing.

The key I've found in all successful recovery,
whether the problem was internal or externally caused,
is forgiveness, in order to free one's mind to
receive enough positive energy flow to keep moving forward.

Where people can't forgive the injustices problems or conflicts of the past,
that's where the human mind gets stuck and can't work on solving
problems in a constructive effective manner. Sometimes we NEED to hold on to anger
or sad thoughts, to serve as a protective barrier or scab on a wound, to push others away so we can keep from reinjuring the same wound over and over. But if a broken bone gets infected, the scab or bandage can't cover that up. the wound has to be cleaned out to remove the infection first. So covering up wounds by projecting blame on others isn't the solution either.

Forgiveness lets us reopen old wounds and clean out any bacteria or infections
that have abscessed. Yes, we're afraid it's going to hurt, but that wound needs to heal.
And it can't if it keeps getting infected over and over. Blaming others may keep the pressure off
the wound so it hurts less, but there is no shortcut to cleaning it and closing it properly.

The best part about forgiveness and the healing of mind body
and relations that comes with it, is this empowering energy
INFLUENCES other people to overcome fear and take on change.

We all get stuck when we fear and can't forgive things that hurt us and others
we identify with. The successful empowerment and recovery process
common to all approaches I've looked at involve forgiveness and letting go
so that we can take the necessary steps and compel the changes
needed to solve the current problems and prevent them in the future.

We know we are doing things right when we rebuild relations
and attract more and more support to overcome obstacles.
If too much energy is wasted on negative patterns, of repeating
and reinforcing negative thinking and tearing down others instead
of building each other up, that goes against the recovery process of change.

People of all races, cultures and identity have their battles and
journey to go through. When we see we are fighting the same process
but on different fronts, we can see our suffering is universal and also
the victory when we beat the curve and come out as better stronger people for it.

We may feel alone, but we are all in this battle together.
Overcoming the fear is the hardest part, it gets easier after that.
And we build momentum the more we find allies going through
similar, each with our own unique path and story, but similar stages.

As the song says, we shall overcome. WE. All humanity.
Nobody is unaffected or untouched. As Malcolm X said
until all of us are fed, all of us are hungry. Until all of us are free, none of us is free.

There is no "we".
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^ BINGO ^ impuretrash
When you can frame the change in terms of
what "I" can do to change that's YOUR part.
You have 100% control of that, and that's when
you know you have the focus right.

Anything else that requires making someone else change
is the "WE" part. That means mutual change.
Changing your side of the equation compels equal change on the other side.

The one thing that never works is depending on
something outside of yourself to change and trying to make that happen.

The worst is trying to make a whole group change outside yourself.
Good luck with that!

 

[AveryJarhman]

The Problem With White Guys These Days
Lots of talk down here about how black people are the main problem affecting America but I don't really even believe that. I'd say Hispanic immigration presents a more existential threat to the fabric of the nation, but an even more pressing threat is self-hating guilty white liberal men who promote the idea that there's something inherently wrong with being white.