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I started reading this article with great interest. But then, I got to the part where Bill Gates is "the white man". After reading the Bill Gates is "the white
by throwaway1959 5y ago
I started reading this article with great interest. But then, I got to the part where Bill Gates is "the white man". After reading the Bill Gates is "the white man", my interest dropped to about zero. I guess another garbage propaganda piece from Guardian. Why do I keep clicking on the articles from MSM?
- papaf 5y agoThe full quote is: A white man owns more farmland than my entire Native nation! The author is a native american speaking with his own voice not the voice of a Guardian journalist.
- throwaway1959 5y agoI am not sure how is this makes it better. The author making racist statements and Guardian printing them. Would it be Ok to say "a black man owns more ..."? No, it wouldn't be Ok to say that. And yes, there are a lot of very rich African American men (in Sports, Entertainment for example). Racism is racism, and it is wrong, no matter who prints is or says it.
- doublejay1999 5y agoits pretty ugly whichever way you look at it. The Guardian has a compulsion to feed the pearl clutching middle class centre left with stories of exotic oppression. Sadly, the story here is one of a Billionaire appropriating an even more unequal - and dangerous - portion of the world's resources. The slaughter of Native American people and the reparations due to them is a vital but nevertheless separate cause.