Everything fun and good is now white supremacist it seems

[Foxfyre]

The current trend to make EVEYRTHING racist gets more and more absurd.

So Time Magazine now reviews a book that says gaining weight and going to the gym/physical fitness has its origins in white supremacy.

The White Supremacist Origins of Exercise in the U.S.

And six other surprising facts about the history of fitness in America.

time.com

I'm really getting sick of the concept that if white people did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, then it is 'white supremacy.' If a black person did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, does that automatically make it a 'black' thing? Our history, all of our history with the good and the bad, has culminated in the people that we are, but it does not define who we are as a people. All of society as well as each individual should be allowed redemption, to become a better version of what he/she/we once were.

And while we're at it, when did we stop being a people who could poke fun and laugh at ourselves, enjoy the harmless stereotypes, enjoy our little quirks and differences and become a people who needed safe spaces where they don't have to see or hear anything that makes them think or might bother them or be offended?

Okay, stepping off soap box now. Take it for what it's worth.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The faux racism crap is past old

 

[Donald H]

In my opinion Time magazine is making a valid point.

And to the point being made by sassylass, it's on the contrary that racism is on a rapid rise in America.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

In my opinion Time magazine is making a valid point.

And to the point being made by sassylass, it's on the contrary that racism is on a rapid rise in America.

You said you were ignoring me. Lying asshole

Everything and anything can be racist to you timid little snowflakes

 

[Foxfyre]

In my opinion Time magazine is making a valid point.

And to the point being made by sassylass, it's on the contrary that racism is on a rapid rise in America.

No. Real racism has been effectively defanged in America. Faux racism via those who need racism for their own power is on the rise. And all honorable people of whatever races they are should push back on that.

 

[okfine]

The current trend to make EVEYRTHING racist gets more and more absurd.

So Time Magazine now reviews a book that says gaining weight and going to the gym/physical fitness has its origins in white supremacy.

The White Supremacist Origins of Exercise in the U.S.

And six other surprising facts about the history of fitness in America.

time.com

I'm really getting sick of the concept that if white people did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, then it is 'white supremacy.' If a black person did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, does that automatically make it a 'black' thing? Our history, all of our history with the good and the bad, has culminated in the people that we are, but it does not define who we are as a people. All of society as well as each individual should be allowed redemption, to become a better version of what he/she/we once were.

And while we're at it, when did we stop being a people who could poke fun and laugh at ourselves, enjoy the harmless stereotypes, enjoy our little quirks and differences and become a people who needed safe spaces where they don't have to see or hear anything that makes them think or might bother them or be offended?

Okay, stepping off soap box now. Take it for what it's worth.

It shouldn't bother anyone less they happen to be one.

 

[basquebromance]

most skateboarders are black! where is the article about black supremacy?

 

[struth]

In my opinion Time magazine is making a valid point.

And to the point being made by sassylass, it's on the contrary that racism is on a rapid rise in America.

It's racist to go to the gym? odd....but i guess dembots will look for any excuse to sit in their parents basement and eat cheetos

 

[SassyIrishLass]

It's racist to go to the gym? odd....but i guess dembots will look for any excuse to sit in their parents basement and eat cheetos

Cucks like Donnie are running out of things to scream racism

 

[22lcidw]

The fact is bullshot artists have taken over the terminology of the direction of our nation. Equity is the reality of lower IQ people in charge of everything that makes a society. Every word politicized like "inclusion" is twisted by the elites to their advantage. We are like a less violent middle east country in many parts of our nation now and they are not muslims.

 

[MarathonMike]

it's on the contrary that racism is on a rapid rise in America.

What does this tortured sentence mean, Donald?

 

[Donald H]

What does this tortured sentence mean, Donald?

I agree that the sentence was somewhat tortured. I was making the claim that racism has been on the rise in America to some extent for at least a decade, give or take.

For a further explanation you'll have to see my comments in a topic in which the question is discussed.

 

[Manonthestreet]

In my opinion Time magazine is making a valid point.

And to the point being made by sassylass, it's on the contrary that racism is on a rapid rise in America.

By blacks

 

[Donald H]

By blacks

By Americans of all different skin colours, as I have suggested many times in the past.

And I've also maintained that America's race/racism problem is being used for political gain by certain politicians.

 

[Foxfyre]

It shouldn't bother anyone less they happen to be one.

That's an interesting perspective. But I think it might apply to all who consider themselves superior to and justified in judging the rest of us.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

You said you were ignoring me. Lying asshole

Everything and anything can be racist to you timid little snowflakes

He is a walking, talking cautionary tale on the danger of systematic inbreeding.

 

[okfine]

That's an interesting perspective. But I think it might apply to all who consider themselves superior to and justified in judging the rest of us.

Is that an admittance?

 

[Foxfyre]

Is that an admittance?

I defy you to find any instance in which I presumed to judge you or anybody else as a person. There is a huge difference between observing how obesity became a problem in society and/or how physical fitness trends got started and classifying those involved in that as 'white supremacist.' I think good people always judge actions as constructive, destructive, or benign. If you don't think classifying people as 'white supremacist' is judgmental, that's your prerogative.

 

[BlackSand]

I'm really getting sick of the concept that if white people did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, then it is 'white supremacy.' If a black person did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, does that automatically make it a 'black' thing?

.

I'm kind of sick and tired of the absolute disregard for the most important elements of an individual's lifetime ...
Just so that they can be perceived as being first at something.

Point in case ... Augustus Jackson ... The Grandfather of Modern Ice Cream

Okay ... Let's not stumble over the fact he didn't invent ice cream ...
And they came up with Modern Ice Cream simply because he did make some advances.

In fact, he was introduced to ice cream when he was actually a chef in the White House ... Which for some silly reason I found rather impressive.
Also ... His most remarkable accomplishment was the Finacial Empire he built around putting ice cream on more tables ...
And becoming one of the richest men in Philadelphia at the time ... Before the Civil War.

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[john doe 101]

The current trend to make EVEYRTHING racist gets more and more absurd.

So Time Magazine now reviews a book that says gaining weight and going to the gym/physical fitness has its origins in white supremacy.

The White Supremacist Origins of Exercise in the U.S.

And six other surprising facts about the history of fitness in America.

time.com

I'm really getting sick of the concept that if white people did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, then it is 'white supremacy.' If a black person did it, thought of it first, thought it a good thing, does that automatically make it a 'black' thing? Our history, all of our history with the good and the bad, has culminated in the people that we are, but it does not define who we are as a people. All of society as well as each individual should be allowed redemption, to become a better version of what he/she/we once were.

And while we're at it, when did we stop being a people who could poke fun and laugh at ourselves, enjoy the harmless stereotypes, enjoy our little quirks and differences and become a people who needed safe spaces where they don't have to see or hear anything that makes them think or might bother them or be offended?

Okay, stepping off soap box now. Take it for what it's worth.

As a white person, dont lump me in with whites of your ilk. You're just angry that people are calling you out on your racism. I also like how you posted a pic of a real life racist in a meme to supposedly back up the fact you arent a racist.