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White ppl claim they are victims of all kinds of things: taxes, big government, immigrants, reverse discrimination, secular humanism, gay marriage, “radical Islam,” you name it. Whites loves victimhood, so long as they’re the ones who get to choose which victims count
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I'm White and while I complain about taxes as much as anyone who works for a living and/or owns some real property is inclined to do I don't feel that I'm a
victim of taxes. Nor have I ever heard another White person realistically complain that he or she is a
victim of taxation.
I also complain about the occasional failings of big government (don't you?) as many other Whites I know do. But I don't believe that means we feel we are
victims of it.
As for
immigrants, I've never been victimized by one, nor do I know any other White person who has, but I have read and heard of some Whites, mainly in the Southwest, who have been robbed, raped and/or beaten by Mexican illegals. So I'm sure there are some Whites who quite justifiably feel they have been victims of immigrants, but certainly not White people in general.
But because of what presently is happening in Europe and Scandinavia I am extremely concerned about existing and potential problems with the flood of Middle-Eastern, Indonesian, Asian and African "refugees," the majority of whom may properly be called
invaders and should be removed asap by any means necessary. These people represent a demonstrated and self-professed lethal threat to the existing social structure of White Western culture and they should be dealt with accordingly.
I've never been affected in any way by "reverse discrimination," but I have read about some Whites who have, mainly by
Affirmative Action hiring practices, civil service test scores, and the like, all of which are ultimately counterproductive to the overall quality of American society. So I can't blame anyone for complaining about it.
I personally wouldn't care if some people want to marry farm animals, and I don't believe that most White people are really concerned about gay marriage. What we have seen with regard to that is nothing more or less than public
shock to its sudden popular revelation. But I certainly don't believe White people feel
victimized by it.
As for
secular humanism; why in the world would you think anyone, Black or White, would feel
victimized by that?
As for
radical Islam, I think you'd be right in saying Whites (but not Blacks) certainly feel
threatened but as of now not at all
victimized by it. But unless something is done very soon to reverse what we see happening in Europe and Scandinavia I have no doubt that a lot of American Whites will be every bit as victimized as are an increasing number of Europeans, Swedes, and Norwegians.
Bottom line: it's clear to me that you don't know as much about White people as you seem to think you do. It appears that you see what you
want to see rather than what really is there.