Why Do Whites?

[IM2]

Create social media forums they fill up with pure white racost bullshit they would never say to a black, hispanic, AAPI, native American persons face?

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism​

One of the greatest inventions within the last few decades has been social media. With the ability to connect with thousands and even millions of people instantly, social media has revolutionized the way that we communicate. Social media has even been instrumental in catalyzing major revolutions and its usage has risen significantly in the last few years, especially in 2020 amidst the global pandemic. With the great power that accompanies social media, comes great problems, it seems. Twitter just announced that it would be permanently suspending President Trump’s Twitter account out of fear that his tweets may be encouraging a violence. Although it is a step in right direction, social media could use more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy. Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines. The silencing of those who speak out against bigotry and hate causes more damage than harm. The dismantling of oppressive systems cannot be achieved without the hard truths. A large part of the reason why racism is such a difficult elephant to eat is because we refuse to have honest and candid conversations in person and online. But those who are courageous enough to discuss these more challenging and nuanced subjects are punished rather than praised.

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism

Social media needs more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy.

www.forbes.com

How Social Media Feeds Racism

After Facebook realized in 2012 that 83 million users on the social media site were fake users, they instituted the real name policy…

medium.com

 

[BS Filter]

Create social media forums they fill up with pure white racost bullshit they would never say to a black, hispanic, AAPI, native American persons face?

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism​

One of the greatest inventions within the last few decades has been social media. With the ability to connect with thousands and even millions of people instantly, social media has revolutionized the way that we communicate. Social media has even been instrumental in catalyzing major revolutions and its usage has risen significantly in the last few years, especially in 2020 amidst the global pandemic. With the great power that accompanies social media, comes great problems, it seems. Twitter just announced that it would be permanently suspending President Trump’s Twitter account out of fear that his tweets may be encouraging a violence. Although it is a step in right direction, social media could use more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy. Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines. The silencing of those who speak out against bigotry and hate causes more damage than harm. The dismantling of oppressive systems cannot be achieved without the hard truths. A large part of the reason why racism is such a difficult elephant to eat is because we refuse to have honest and candid conversations in person and online. But those who are courageous enough to discuss these more challenging and nuanced subjects are punished rather than praised.

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism

Social media needs more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy.

www.forbes.com

How Social Media Feeds Racism

After Facebook realized in 2012 that 83 million users on the social media site were fake users, they instituted the real name policy…

medium.com

Have you ever had a day when you were happy?

 

[Foreigner Looking In.]

I believe the accepted vernacular is "people of no colour".
You're just pissed because you are not a PONC, and you wish you were.

 

[Canon Shooter]

Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines.

C'mon now, negro. You need to write about shit people care about.

I've not heard of a single negro having an account suspended on any social network platform. I suppose it probably happens, but if it does it's been so downplayed that it effectively doesn't happen.

It happens to plenty of whites, though...

 

[Canon Shooter]

Create social media forums they fill up with pure white racost bullshit they would never say to a black, hispanic, AAPI, native American persons face?

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism​

One of the greatest inventions within the last few decades has been social media. With the ability to connect with thousands and even millions of people instantly, social media has revolutionized the way that we communicate. Social media has even been instrumental in catalyzing major revolutions and its usage has risen significantly in the last few years, especially in 2020 amidst the global pandemic. With the great power that accompanies social media, comes great problems, it seems. Twitter just announced that it would be permanently suspending President Trump’s Twitter account out of fear that his tweets may be encouraging a violence. Although it is a step in right direction, social media could use more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy. Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines. The silencing of those who speak out against bigotry and hate causes more damage than harm. The dismantling of oppressive systems cannot be achieved without the hard truths. A large part of the reason why racism is such a difficult elephant to eat is because we refuse to have honest and candid conversations in person and online. But those who are courageous enough to discuss these more challenging and nuanced subjects are punished rather than praised.

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism

Social media needs more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy.

www.forbes.com

How Social Media Feeds Racism

After Facebook realized in 2012 that 83 million users on the social media site were fake users, they instituted the real name policy…

medium.com

Have you ever had a day when you were happy?

I hope not. I hope he lives a life of misery and pain...

 

[IM2]

Create social media forums they fill up with pure white racost bullshit they would never say to a black, hispanic, AAPI, native American persons face?

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism​

One of the greatest inventions within the last few decades has been social media. With the ability to connect with thousands and even millions of people instantly, social media has revolutionized the way that we communicate. Social media has even been instrumental in catalyzing major revolutions and its usage has risen significantly in the last few years, especially in 2020 amidst the global pandemic. With the great power that accompanies social media, comes great problems, it seems. Twitter just announced that it would be permanently suspending President Trump’s Twitter account out of fear that his tweets may be encouraging a violence. Although it is a step in right direction, social media could use more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy. Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines. The silencing of those who speak out against bigotry and hate causes more damage than harm. The dismantling of oppressive systems cannot be achieved without the hard truths. A large part of the reason why racism is such a difficult elephant to eat is because we refuse to have honest and candid conversations in person and online. But those who are courageous enough to discuss these more challenging and nuanced subjects are punished rather than praised.

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism

Social media needs more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy.

www.forbes.com

How Social Media Feeds Racism

After Facebook realized in 2012 that 83 million users on the social media site were fake users, they instituted the real name policy…

medium.com

Have you ever had a day when you were happy?

Try asking that question to yourself and all the whites here in every thread they make about blacks starting here:

Why do Blacks

 

[Sunni Man]

IM2 thinks it's still 1850 and he's working as a slave on a plantation. ....

 

[IM2]

Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines.

C'mon now, negro. You need to write about shit people care about.

I've not heard of a single negro having an account suspended on any social network platform. I suppose it probably happens, but if it does it's been so downplayed that it effectively doesn't happen.

It happens to plenty of whites, though...

Of course you haven't. The whole world is unfair to whitey.

 

[Sunni Man]

She talks about racist blacks like IM2 ...

 

[IM2]

IM2 thinks it's still 1850 and he's working as a slave on a plantation. ....

They didn't have social media in 1850. So you take the gaslighting and shove it up your muslim ass and praise Allah while you do so.

 

[IM2]

Funny how that's not said here.

Why do Blacks

Act all tough and shit on the internet and then cry when challenged in real life? IM2 Superbadbrutha C_Clayton_Jones

www.usmessageboard.com

Which proves my point.

 

[BS Filter]

IM2 thinks it's still 1850 and he's working as a slave on a plantation. ....

They didn't have social media in 1850. So you take the gaslighting and shove it up your muslim ass and praise Allah while you do so.

You're an Islamophobic bigot. Hypocrite.

 

[IM2]

THE ORIGINAL RACE HUSTLERS

 

[IM2]

IM2 thinks it's still 1850 and he's working as a slave on a plantation. ....

They didn't have social media in 1850. So you take the gaslighting and shove it up your muslim ass and praise Allah while you do so.

You're an Islamophobic bigot. Hypocrite.

Say that to these guys. Because that's what THEY are. Not me.

Why do Blacks

Act all tough and shit on the internet and then cry when challenged in real life? IM2 Superbadbrutha C_Clayton_Jones

www.usmessageboard.com

 

[Sunni Man]

IM2 is still upset because his great, great, great, grand mammy and pappy were slaves.
He thinks that it ruined his life and made him a perpetual victim.
Go figure.....

 

[BS Filter]

IM2 thinks it's still 1850 and he's working as a slave on a plantation. ....

They didn't have social media in 1850. So you take the gaslighting and shove it up your muslim ass and praise Allah while you do so.

You're an Islamophobic bigot. Hypocrite.

Say that to these guys. Because that's what THEY are. Not me.

Why do Blacks

Act all tough and shit on the internet and then cry when challenged in real life? IM2 Superbadbrutha C_Clayton_Jones

www.usmessageboard.com

Child.

 

[Sunni Man]

IM2 goes into a deep depression every winter.
Because when it snows, everything is white and reminds him of slavery. ...

 

[Likkmee]

I told George Foreman he wasn't black. There are no native Texan blacks.

He laughed and said he stoled it fair and square. That was back when he was "mean". World of wheels car show in Hotlanta. He bought a 66 Comet Cyclone gt 390(Vinyl roof). I wonder if he still has it ? Only car I ever saw with a fiberglass hood from the factory. Fuckin hood must weighed 5oo lbs.

 

[Polishprince]

Create social media forums they fill up with pure white racost bullshit they would never say to a black, hispanic, AAPI, native American persons face?

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism​

One of the greatest inventions within the last few decades has been social media. With the ability to connect with thousands and even millions of people instantly, social media has revolutionized the way that we communicate. Social media has even been instrumental in catalyzing major revolutions and its usage has risen significantly in the last few years, especially in 2020 amidst the global pandemic. With the great power that accompanies social media, comes great problems, it seems. Twitter just announced that it would be permanently suspending President Trump’s Twitter account out of fear that his tweets may be encouraging a violence. Although it is a step in right direction, social media could use more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy. Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines. The silencing of those who speak out against bigotry and hate causes more damage than harm. The dismantling of oppressive systems cannot be achieved without the hard truths. A large part of the reason why racism is such a difficult elephant to eat is because we refuse to have honest and candid conversations in person and online. But those who are courageous enough to discuss these more challenging and nuanced subjects are punished rather than praised.

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism

Social media needs more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy.

www.forbes.com

How Social Media Feeds Racism

After Facebook realized in 2012 that 83 million users on the social media site were fake users, they instituted the real name policy…

medium.com

Nowadays, people can't afford to get involved in personal confrontations with people. People are so quick to "file charges" and "call the cops" over basically nothing, it just isn't worth it.

The undisputed truth is that a lot of what people said to each other face to face in an earlier age, would cause fisticuffs, and even worse, lawsuits and prosecutions in the current era. Too many people are unwilling to have peaceful conversations with those whom they disagree. So they talk on social media for controversy.

Back in simpler times, people were more interested in hearing those they disagree with and not fighting. In the 1960's, 3 leading American Nazis (in full uniform) peacefully attended a meeting of African American muslims.

Can't think of 2 groups who would be more at odds.

But they listened, and that's my point. No fighting, just talking.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Create social media forums they fill up with pure white racost bullshit they would never say to a black, hispanic, AAPI, native American persons face?

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism​

One of the greatest inventions within the last few decades has been social media. With the ability to connect with thousands and even millions of people instantly, social media has revolutionized the way that we communicate. Social media has even been instrumental in catalyzing major revolutions and its usage has risen significantly in the last few years, especially in 2020 amidst the global pandemic. With the great power that accompanies social media, comes great problems, it seems. Twitter just announced that it would be permanently suspending President Trump’s Twitter account out of fear that his tweets may be encouraging a violence. Although it is a step in right direction, social media could use more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy. Black social media users have experienced a great deal of censorship online. Often times, those who are outspoken about white supremacy and racism have found their content removed or taken down for violating community guidelines. The silencing of those who speak out against bigotry and hate causes more damage than harm. The dismantling of oppressive systems cannot be achieved without the hard truths. A large part of the reason why racism is such a difficult elephant to eat is because we refuse to have honest and candid conversations in person and online. But those who are courageous enough to discuss these more challenging and nuanced subjects are punished rather than praised.

Social Media Continues To Amplify White Supremacy And Suppress Anti-Racism

Social media needs more protections and safeguards for those who are outspoken about racism and white supremacy.

www.forbes.com

How Social Media Feeds Racism

After Facebook realized in 2012 that 83 million users on the social media site were fake users, they instituted the real name policy…

medium.com

Why?
A picture is worth 1000 words......

Fear.
White America is in the gray shirt...for those confused.

Easy now...I side with Conservatives, I vote with Conservatives BUT they are the most nutless, spinless, big mouth pieces of shit that ever were. Come on man...they didn’t have the balls to keep heterosexual white Christians cool in a nation founded, built, run and funded by heterosexual white Christians. The Left has owned their sackless asses for decades....Sad but true.

Fear......With a helping of stupidity......