Grumblenuts
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Damn, now that one's gone flaccid.. okay, pull the other one again..OMG! Is that it? Holy shit! At long last? Your definition of "white interests"!In the context of the above posts, I made no comments on blacks interests being inherently "anti-white"or "anti-American".Since the inception of this country "white interests" were considered American interests -- if those interests ran counter and to the detriment of let's say "white women" or women in general-- oh well...... fuck em....Agreed. What are "black interests"?
If whites have white interests and blacks have black interests and you know this, why press for clarification?
You see, to me, by asking the question as to what white interests are, the implication seems to be that if a white person says "white interests", he is being either selfish, racist, or both.
However, that doesn't mean women working to bring about policy outcomes in their interests are "ANTI WHITE" or "ANTI AMERICAN" does it?
Do you refer to the women's suffrage movement as anti white or anti american??
However it seems as tho when black folks work to politically bring about policy outcomes in their interests - which in many cases means working to eliminate the system that was put in place against them.....those conservatives who supported that system are more likely to call that being anti-white....when in reality, it is being Pro-American.....Anti-American would be that system we are eliminating.....that system that "conservatives" whine about when they see it being eliminated....
I just referred to the idea of all people having an equal right to have interests and to seek to have the represented in the discussion of policy.
"all people" Wow, so little "white" in it! So little "black"!
Uh huh. Pull the other one, CryMaster. This one's gone flaccid.Grumble disagrees. He wants to just defer to blacks.
That is not a definition of white interests but a statement expressing my support for all people to have the right to have interests and to see them represented in policy debates.
I mean, I was very clear there. I'm not sure how you managed to get confused.