Yeah, and by white people he means his dad. Because you know, his dad was such a racist piece of shit that wouldn’t rent to people of color and Woodie Guthry wrote a song about him. Becouse he was such a piece of shit.
Yeah, but only the kind of white people who deserve far worse than “very bad treatment.”
And those are the white people who are now in power, abusing everyone else.
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If you need an apartheid system that gives your group better rights and opportunities then the rest of the people, and if that is intrinsic to your self worth (and your ability to make a living) then you are a failure. Some people are ok with that even though it means they are a loser who need special privileges to succeed in life. Being on the same level as everyone else = very badly treated.
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In some countries they still don’t do anything about that, America for example
At this point in time, I think I’d pay to see Trump’s throat slit on live tv
Something, somehow, ASAP.
white on everyone else crime is destroying this country.
Like being shot by their government for fun?
When you inhabit the peak of social privilege, and habitually debase those you consider different, equality sure looks a lot like oppression.
“I’ll take: things you won’t hear on Fox news for $500”
How.
What weren’t they allowed to do any more
I don’t care that food is unaffordable. I don’t care if my kid has to go into crippling debt for an education. I don’t even care that I can’t afford to fight my wife’s cancer, so she just died. I will not share my water fountain.
Killing minorities has a chance of punishment now.
Can’t you see both sides?
I mean, all they had to do ( and did) was join the cops, they are allowed to kill minorities without punishment
Own people. Simple as.
When you’re used to privilege, equality looks like oppression
It’s not even equality, it’s just a little less privilege.
Yeah you shouldn’t have privileges anyway. No one is entitled to be above others. And leadership isn’t being above others.
Ugh. This reminds me of a relative asking me ‘aren’t you afraid of how you’ll be treated if minorities become the majority?’
I think my mouth literally fell open. Not religious ideologies that hate women, mind you. They meant racial minorities in a predominantly white area.
People who ask questions like that know in every cell of their body that the system that they thrive in treats others horribly and justify it by believing that anyone in power would do the same.
So no, I’m not afraid of a race or nationality of people. I’m afraid of people with inhumane ideologies.
aren’t you afraid of how you’ll be treated if minorities become the majority?
Many (mostly white) people are convinced that others will seek “racial” vengeance.
It’s all throughout the myths regarding what they thought would happen if we freed the slaves, to what they thought would happen if we allowed black people equal footing under the law, to what they thought would happen if a black man was elected to the presidency.
It’s really one thing the entire time: the false insistence that “race” is some kind of determining factor in a person’s soul or essence, and the loathsome postulate that at some point there will be a “race” war in which their “race” will reign supreme.
It’s in the Nazi myths; it’s in the KKK myths; it’s in the Turner diaries; it’s in the neo-Nazi myths; it’s in the Manson family myths; it’s in the Ruby Ridge myths; it’s in the Waco myths; it’s in the Timothy McVey myths; it’s in the myths of the racially motivated mass shootings in South Carolina and New York; it’s in the MAGA myths.
To say the idea is pervasive is almost an understatement.
These people continually try to incite a “race” war through their actions and insist that if another “race” was in charge they would do the same thing.
Really, they’re just massive pieces of shit racists and they haven’t realized that most people aren’t such losers that they consider their “race” to be worth killing or dying over.
Jesus fckn christ, that’s horrible, is education illegal in america or what
People who ask these questions generally are the type of people who treat others badly because they believe they are better than them… so they expect to be treated how they treat people
Donald J. Pedophile said what?
He holds a grudge because as civil rights were popularised his father was outted as a slum lord who would single out poor black families for worse treatment by putting a ‘c’ next to their names on their applications and tenancy agreements to indicate they were “colored people” and worthy of less consideration.
Racism and injustice is the Trump family’s legacy project.
