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> Eh, I am not really getting this feeling that you seem to have that people blame me for the world's problems 'cause I'm white You've probably never watched a

> Eh, I am not really getting this feeling that you seem to have that people blame me for the world's problems 'cause I'm white You've probably never watched a video of a race debate/relations type of meeting that's not designed to be PC or have white apologetic speakers... You'd be surprised how many white people (that show up in the audience) are completely oblivious to everything positive the white race has done, while being hyper-sensitive to every negative thing they have done - and how many of the people in other race categories think that white people should be exterminated. But I'm not talking about the general public of course. I'm mostly talking about people that expect you to feel guilty for being white... Which has been the context of everything I've said so far.

lsc 14y ago
>You've probably never watched a video of a race debate/relations type of meeting that's not designed to be PC or have white apologetic speakers... So there's a video that says bad things about people who look like you, and this upsets you? Is this video on the internet, where everyone can see it? But in all seriousness, my primary point here is that identifying with your race? it's a class marker. A low class marker. Socioeconomic class matters more (in terms of how others treat you) than race. A lot more. (some would say that the two are related, and there certainly is a correlation, but in the end, green is the color that matters.) My secondary point is that I've never seen serious real-world discrimination against white folk, so quit your whining. (I mean, yes, we're all a little bit racist. I'm just saying, I've not seen /serious/ discrimination against white people. Nobody acts weird when someone shows up for an interview, and turns out he's white.)

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> Eh, I am not really getting this feeling that you seem to have that people blame me for the world's problems 'cause I'm white You've probably never watched a

by powertower 14y ago

lsc 14y ago
>You've probably never watched a video of a race debate/relations type of meeting that's not designed to be PC or have white apologetic speakers... So there's a video that says bad things about people who look like you, and this upsets you? Is this video on the internet, where everyone can see it? But in all seriousness, my primary point here is that identifying with your race? it's a class marker. A low class marker. Socioeconomic class matters more (in terms of how others treat you) than race. A lot more. (some would say that the two are related, and there certainly is a correlation, but in the end, green is the color that matters.) My secondary point is that I've never seen serious real-world discrimination against white folk, so quit your whining. (I mean, yes, we're all a little bit racist. I'm just saying, I've not seen /serious/ discrimination against white people. Nobody acts weird when someone shows up for an interview, and turns out he's white.)