Why Do Whites?

[Canon Shooter]

It is fair to say blacks were oppressed for 400 years but that doesn’t mean you get to oppress white people for the next 400.

That's absolutely perfectly stated.

See, people like IM2, want to do exactly that...

 

[Canon Shooter]

So this is where I repeat that it must be difficult to be white.

It's neither difficult nor easy. It simply is what it is...

Most of you grew up to believe in an America where if you did everything right, you would have a decent paying job waiting for you.

Bullshit. Most of us grew up to believe in America, where you did everything right, AND WORKED HARD, you could, if things worked out, have a decent paying job.

Jobs aren't "waiting" for anyone...

You believed that if you had a good idea and you scrimped and saved, that you could start a business and earn a comfortable living.

That's exactly true. Not everyone is successful at it, but many are.

I own two successful businesses. One of them is a bit of a niche business, but the other is similar to hundreds of other businesses in this country which do the same thing. My businesses afford me a very comfortable lifestyle. I worked hard to grow them to where they would do that. There were times I thought I'd have to close the doors. But I was a mine warfare specialist in the Navy and, well, there's just not a big demand for that skill set in the civilian job market, so I needed these to work. I was smart about growth and didn't go for the fast buck. I took advice from two of the smartest financial minds I've ever known: my grandfather and my step-dad.

It was rough goin' at first but, yeah, my good idea has paid off...

You believed that the officials you elected worked for your best interest, but from the very first day of this county, it has always been about extra rights for the rich and well connected.

No, I've never been as naive and foolish as you. I've always know that the only person looking out for my best interests would be me. It's stupid to believe otherwise.

Your problem is that you've allowed yourself to believe that you don't have to bust your ass. You've allowed yourself to believe that if you cry "racism" loud enouogh and often enough, the government will give you everything you want. Well, Stymie, that's just not how life works, and you damn well better get on board with that or you'll be left behind and no one, and I mean no one, will think twice about you...

 

[Canon Shooter]

I have never said I was white. Lucky ducky is correct. I have said I was married to a white woman and had a biracial child. You made up a lie about me being white and no mattee how much I tell you that I am not your punk ass keeps repeating the lie. I guarantee that I am black. And I guarantee that you are a white racist. So since you are white, YOU answer the question.

Man, even your own kind didn't want you, huh?

LOL!

 

[Slade3200]

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

They are just trolls being trolls. Don’t let them get under your skin... every society has factions of turds

I "judge" by CHARACTER.....unlike you, lowlife.

Greg

It takes zero character to be a racist piece of shit so by all means... judge away.

 

[hadit]

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

Because they can say things anonymously they'd never say to a random person's face within range of that person's physical response. You do it too.

 

[theHawk]

THE ORIGINAL RACE HUSTLERS
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You wanted these guys to create a nation for Africans?

Why? Why can’t Africans make their own nations?

Africans did dumb ass. Furthermore nations were already here, why didn't they assimilate?

Then why don’t “African-Americans” go to them instead of whining about how America was built for white English speaking people?

 

[$ecular#eckler]

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?

That may be true, but you and bLACK peoples in general, are not facilitating the conversation that you want. It has been my experience with bLACK people that they do not want to talk about racism with white people, and it appears that it is because they recognize that bLACK people are lacking the arguments, much less, the ability to articulate.

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

You just think that because your arguments suck, and you do not have the the next step. You believe that the solution is white people need to just stop being racist.

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.

No it has not - it has only enhanced your ability to argue. Nobody is reporting that a social issue was solved on the Internet.

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.

It has enhanced the ability to gather people. It has not enhanced the ability to solve social problems.

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.

That was a couple of months ago, and as you may have noticed violence continues, especially violence perpetrated by bLACK people against Asians. Why is that?

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.

Your anti-racism is racism. Your anti-racism is not building cooperative community.

The dismantling of oppressive systems cannot be achieved without the hard truths.

You do not understand what a system is. A system is predictable. Your sense of oppressive system is not predictable, other than claiming only white people are the oppressors.

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.

We are having a candid conversation - you just cannot handle the truth, nor reason, nor parse arguments, nor put together the rules for deliberating the discussions.

 

[$ecular#eckler]

Why don't you write to the bLACK activists about what you are experiencing here, and see what you get?

Oh, you already tried that - didn't you???

 

[MizMolly]

As I get older, I seem to be better able to see some things I should have seen years ago. First and foremost is that it is not excusing whites for what they have done to say that it must be difficult to be white. Now those in the racist subculture should not claim this as me saying that whites have it just as tough as we do. No, you don’t. You aren’t hated, denied opportunities then blamed for not achieving after you’ve been denied. So let’s cut that one off right there. I say this because it must be tough for those who do so, to live in a fake reality believing things that never were. The America you were taught about never existed. The claim that your skin color makes you better is untrue.

The story that whites have what they do only because of hard work and merit is not so. The belief that the only real Americans are white was disproven by the fact that people of color were standing on the shores of this country when European ships first landed here. I have spent time talking about how racism affects blacks. But white racism has had a huge negative impact on whites outside of the economic benefits they have gained.

“Racism has taught whites that we are entitled to privilege as a right of birth, undercutting the assumption of achieved merit which is one of the cornerstones of democracy.”

Horace Seldon

“Racism burdens Whites by silently holding us up as the standard of excellence, leaving few excuses available to the majority of us who don’t measure up. It burdens us with a narrow bandwidth of options for how to be – White or otherwise. It burdens us with our own suffering, since no one seems to sympathize when our lives are difficult. Racism coddles Whites by not requiring us to learn what all people of color must do to survive – how to live in multiple worlds, speak multiple languages and quickly navigate complex realities. It coddles us by making us too fragile to fully hear, understand and receive what people of color are saying, much less take responsibility for our part. It makes us too fragile to talk with people or color in any way that doesn’t meet our standards of comfort and familiarity, much less tolerate being in groups where we are the racial minority. These are skills people of color utilize almost everyday, and in some respects makes them more resilient, creative and intelligent than us.”

Susana Rinderle​

These things create a psychosis that dwells in the minds of part of the white population. In that psychosis, they are the rightful owners of this land and as such, only they are entitled to the rights and privileges of citizenship. This includes the right to rule or govern. This right is why we were forced to endure the embarrassing and inept presidency of the 45th President of this nation. A black man had just been president, and a woman dared to think she could be president; that was the red line in the sand white men could not let be crossed. So instead of electing one of the most qualified candidates for president in modern times based on the merits of her achievements, we got an unqualified imbecile whose incompetence has cost over one half million American lives and as of this writing the numbers are still rising.

Let me stop this for a moment because we’re well aware of the failed presidency of number 45. It has been discussed and studied at length how number 45 used race to manipulate. Most of my posts have been on the impact of racism on blacks, but what quite a few whites fail to understand is how racism has negatively affected them. As Dr King said, (paraphrasing) “the destinies of all are intertwined.” There is no white supremacy when non whites are denied opportunity. A society fails when all are not strong. A three legged table will fall over. It is just that simple.

It is the arrogance created by a belief in white supremacy that was partly responsible for a largely white crowd to attack the nations capital on January 6, 2021. For years a portion of the white community believed their nation was being taken from them. According to these people, far too many “non americans” were being afforded rights they thought only belonged to them. After all, whites built this country according to them. Not only does racism teach whites a lie about the accomplishments of others thereby creating a psychosis whereby they refuse to see or accept the reality that others besides whites have contributed to civilization but:

“Racism has set whites who are made poor in our society in competition with people of color, and has also increased the separation between classes among whites.”

Horace Seldon​

You are the racist for not believing whites have what they have through hard work. And narrow minded for thinking blacks are only denied things because of their race.

 

[Orangecat]

Have you ever had a day when you were happy?

What day does his welfare check arrive?

 

[BS Filter]

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 ******.

You're an ignorant fool.

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[Canon Shooter]

Now those in the racist subculture should not claim this as me saying that whites have it just as tough as we do. No, you don’t.

Hard work is tough. My experience has shown me that negroes like yourself have a natural aversion to it, while white guys like me simply see it as a challenge...

You aren’t hated

Really?

You certainly don't seem to be spreading messages of joy and acceptance, so fuck you...

, denied opportunities then blamed for not achieving after you’ve been denied. So let’s cut that one off right there. I say this because it must be tough for those who do so, to live in a fake reality believing things that never were. The America you were taught about never existed.

Sure it did, and it does.; It does for those who don't have time to fuck around playing the poor little victim like you...

The claim that your skin color makes you better is untrue.

Oh, I'd agree with that.

There are so many other things that make us better than you...

 

[Markle]

When IM2 first started he said he has a black wife with a mixed-race child. That makes him a white guy. He just loves string the pot and is the head TROLL of the Racism Forum.

 

[IM2]

When IM2 first started he said he has a black wife with a mixed-race child. That makes him a white guy. He just loves string the pot and is the head TROLL of the Racism Forum.

Find the comment and post it because I have never said I was white and married a black woman. I have said I was married to a white woman. I have said that I have a biracial son. Now I understand than in your cracker delusion, you actually think that no one black is actually upset with the way things have been done to blacks here but going so far as to claim that I am white over and over after being told that's not true multiple times shoes that you have psychosis.

 

[IM2]

Hard work is tough. My experience has shown me that negroes like yourself have a natural aversion to it, while white guys like me simply see it as a challenge...

245 years of American history shows that whitrs have most of what they have off the backs of hard work done by others and that some of the more everely mentslly challenged who are racists love to project their laziness onto blacks.

 

[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 ******.

The whole world if unfair to everyone.

Wakey, wakey.

The whole world didn't make laws to exclude blacks based on race.

 

[IM2]

I focus on Reagan mainly because that is the first presidential election I voted in. I saw him start his campaign in Mississippi talking about states rights. I saw him try telling blacks in a situation similar to the “What the hell do you have to lose” speech by president 45 during his campaign, whereby Reagan told blacks that he knew he didn’t have much to offer black people but that we should consider him. His famous quote of, “The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help,” is contradicted by economic history, but Reagan was good at one thing, race pimping low to moderate income whites. He turned welfare into a racial issue whereby he created the lie that “working class whites” were paying their hard earned money to support lazy, shiftless blacks who wanted nothing more than a free handout. This was race pimping 101.

“Corporate welfare often subsidizes failing and mismanaged businesses and induces firms to spend more time on lobbying rather than on making better products. Instead of correcting market failures, federal subsidies misallocate resources and introduce government failures into the marketplace.”

Tad DeHaven​

The problem with making welfare about non whites and poor people is that wealthy whites get the majority of government handouts and always have. For example in 2006, approximately 59 billion was spent on welfare for poor and moderate income Americans. Approximately 92 billion was spent on corporate subsidies. In 2012, 98 billion was spent on corporate subsidies. These are handouts to corporations. The very same people who yell and scream about welfare to the poor because they have been race baited into a vision of a black woman with 8 little kids all looking different following her around like baby ducks, don’t understand that the major recipient of welfare are white men wearing black and blue suits who get up every morning and drive to work in their Mercedes or Range Rovers. “The American government spends more on corporate welfare than it does on food stamps and financial assistance for needy families with children.”

The extent of the bait and pimp strategy to divert the attention of the working class white away from who was really taking from them is legendary. Welfare has been used to race bait low to moderate income whites into voting against their best interest. For the past 27 years, Americans have sent a group of people in one party into public office at nearly every level of government with a philosophy of “Government is Worthless, and “We must cut taxes for the rich.” These politicians souped up the white working class with claims of how everybody else is getting benefits on the white mans dime. They preached reducing government spending and tax cuts. Predictably the usual suspects fell for it.

 

[BlackSand]

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

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The poor fellow sees just about anything as being racists, and then wonders why everything looks racist.

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[IM2]

Again, I am not Einstein, but the people we elect work for us. This is my understanding of how the system is supposed to work. So ask yourself this question: if you were hiring a person for a job and you interviewed a candidate who told you that your company was useless and the less your company got in the way, the better things would be, would you hire that person? I wouldn’t, but that’s exactly what we did in 1994 and again in 2010. 2010 was the first backlash against the first black president. The very people who called themselves the Tea Party, sat on their derrieres for 8 years watching a president spend like no tomorrow for a war he started for no reason, but suddenly they found deficit cutting religion in 2009.

They elected a congress with a majority who believed that government has no role then wondered why Washington wasn’t working. But that’s where they got it wrong, Washington was working. The federal government was working exactly the way the people who we hired promised. “The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help. They didn’t want to terrify us, so they didn’t help.

In 2020, planet earth was in the midst of a pandemic. In America millions of citizens lost jobs. Businesses closed. It has been said that 2.9 million American businesses closed never to reopen again. Yet while millions of Americans were either parked or standing in long lines with masks on waiting for food, and 8 million Americans fell into poverty, between March and December of 2020 American billionaires made 3.9 trillion dollars.20 That includes the billionaire who took the stage on January 6 telling Americans to walk over to the capital to “Stop the Steal.”

So it was with over 40 years of self inflicted damage, a false belief that whites were being oppressed, a misunderstanding that allowed them to believe that equality for others is a zero sum game for whites and award winning pimping from the right wing chattering classes, that once again working class whites allowed themselves to be duped. This time they were taken advantage of by a master con man and on 1-6-2021, committed Whiteys Rebellion.

 

[IM2]

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

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The poor fellow sees just about anything as being racists, and then wonders why everything looks racist.

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No, that's what you see. And you only see that when blacks are holding your white asses to account for your continuing racism. I don't see you saying anything 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

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