- Mar 11, 2015
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Your posts here show your racism. Again there are many resources out there to help you if you are truly unaware of your racism. But you aren't. You are just trying to argue just to argue.I haven't justified anything. My question is in response to your post.
And this is part of the problem. You say white folk don't know they are racist, but YOU are SURELY going to tell them exactly how racist they are. The problem with that is, you think just about everything is racist.
So, you have white people who don't know they are racist, don't know anything about racism, being told by other black people that they are racist, and you expect whites to be able to fix it.
Do you not see the conundrum here? If you expect white people to fix racism, then you HAVE to admit that they can recognize racism, within themselves, to be able to address it. Where this becomes a problem for you, is, if you do that, then it means white people will know if they are, or if they are not racists, and therfore, your blanket statements of racism are invalid.
I agree racism needs to be ended, but YOU need to understand that you are not helping the problem by calling anything and everything that upsets you "racism" . Just because a white man does something to a black man doesn't mean racism is involved, but sure as shit, you'll come along and accuse people of it anyway, where no sign of racism is present, other than the color of the skin of the two people involved...you know what THAT is called?? RACISM! Lol
The fact that you attribute racism to me based on your PERCEIVED notion of my skin color is racism itself. You look at the words I say, and you ASSUME I'm white because of that, and then paint me as a racist, when I've not said a single thing that has been racist, but because you think I'm white, you think I am.
Think about it.....
The OP was about a black man who got attacked in a store by a group of whites. We have gone into page 7 with no condemnation of this attack but all kinds of opinions justifying it.