So tell me about your own experiences with 'white discrimination'?
I happen to live in San Francisco- and in my neighborhood- white is a minority- AND yet- I still have yet to experience any discrimination based upon my race.
Of course as a white person- you can do your part- have lots and lots of children.
The reason the 'white population' is declining is because we white folks aren't birthing the babies.
(X)No white discrimination so far. But I am not in the minority yet.
Because SF and America are still a white majority for now. Just wait until whites become the minority, and let us see what happens then..
LOL.....wait- are you thinking that once whites are a minority- that you will be treated like you treat minorities now?
Oh the terrible race fueled angst of White Supremacists......
Huh? I've never mistreated any minority.
Then you have no reason to expect to be mistreated yourself.
The difference is non-whites tend not to be house-trained, most of them just don't know how to conduct themselves within a civilised society. We hear about this on the news each day, each day more violence and aggressive behaviour in general from them.
Dear
Lucy Hamilton
ALL human beings tend to be selfish, and project our own experiences, perceptions and judgments on others.
I don't see this as more in one group and less in others.
It depends on the hot-button subject with THAT person.
I happen to go off like a MF when it comes to "certain Constitutionalist" issues.
I can rant and rave, and sound hardly different from a rightwing Bible fundamentalist.
But that is not my background. That just happens to be an area where I have little patience,
and on a bad day, can bite someone's head off.
Each person may have their own area where they just "go off" and emotions exceed reason.
I see this in each person, this potential to hit a emotionally charged issue that just sets people off.
Now, if you mean that certain groups, such as Native Americans or African Americans
who still carry the "spiritual pains and wounds of genocide" in their bloodlines,
YES, that is a factor. People DO carry these injuries from one generation to the next,
and there is deep rooted rage that has never fully healed from the terrible rapes of a person's
physical and spiritual humanity destroyed by genocide. When race is added as a factor in these
tribal wars for dominance and territory, YES, race becomes a factor. But it is not the root cause.
All the violence, abuse and oppression of the past must be healed.
ALL humanity has been affected by it, not just the "non whites" who may most closely identify with
victims of genocide blamed on the "white" European culture and history of patrilineal dominance.
We may see it in such groups for a reason, but we all have work to do to heal ourselves and our relations.
