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Like what?

• concordDance 7y ago
  Well if one googles one can find all sorts of crazy essays... I suspect the impressions you get about how "anti-white" people are (as opposed to "anti-racism") will depend hugely on your filter bubble.
  • ohlookabird 7y ago
    Sure, if one googles one can find all sorts of crazy essays, conspiracy theories and a lot of trash. So far it seemed to me that on Twitter and Reddit mainly racists complain about "anti-white" sentiments after being called out on their racism or if a story is only about non-white people taking action to highlight problems in their environments (e.g. BLM demonstrations), which I haven't seen blaming white people in general either. I am white, live in the US and I have never had the feeling of something being truly ant-white. I am sure there a filter bubbles, but so far I have never encountered an honest text about this anti-white perception (but also didn't look for it). Anything you can point to?
    • non-entity 7y ago
      > I have never had the feeling of something being truly ant-white. There are indeed, albeit a small amount of legitimately "anti-white" people and groups. However while in discouraged that there are people who would inherit dislike me / hate me, I understand why they feel that way.
• negzero7 7y ago
  How about these? First page on Google searching for "White Men": https://www.salon.com/2015/12/22/white_men_must_be_stopped_the_very_future_of_the_planet_depends_on_it_partner/ https://www.salon.com/2015/12/22/white_men_must_be_stopped_t... https://www.huffpost.com/entry/beware-the-average-white-man_b_5a23f56ee4b0545e64bf942e https://www.huffpost.com/entry/beware-the-average-white-man_...
• growlist 7y ago
  Adverts. But I'm a white supremacist for noticing, apparently...