I'm sorry.

Play his balls instead. Like a baseball

If the argument is that racial tension is not good for a nation, what about cultural tension, traditional bavarians in germany really dislike prices (that the right word for preußen?) and they can also tell each other apart very quickly (like black and white).
There is even regular talk in bavaria about splitting from the german state altogether because it has a worse economy than them.
Just curious @Deleted User

I mean, you're asking the wrong folks, Libet.

Well, mostly. Until Aussie sees your question, I guess?

Thing is, I don't think there IS a 'White culture' that needs protecting.

I believe there are European cultures (plural) that need protecting.

You are right I should start tagging. I'm new to this whole internet thing.

There isn't any "white" culture

there's swedish culture, british culture, american culture, german culture, danish culture, etc.

It's stupid to say "White culture"

"White people don't have culture"

Put the pizza down, then.

>"White people don't have culture"
>Says that in English.

Drop the hamburgers. Quit eating hot dogs.

White people don't have *a* culture. They have twenty plus or so. Plus they can take from some extra ones they conquered

Quit riding bikes, driving cars

Quit wearing Jeans, quit planes

It's all cultural appropriation

Just stop speaking English

It'd do us all a favor.

😛

Quit doing whatever the hell people do on their macbooks that sit in student bars at my university all day.

So I got this reply

Can someone explain?

Contextualize how "Uncle Tom" was defined in the situation

Otherwise, I'll just say it's a reference to "Indian in the Cupboard"

Uncle tom from Uncle tom's cabin

Black guy who got killed trying to save slaves

“Uncle Tom is a Christian figure and hero portrayed in the book "Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” Uncle Tom is ultimately martyred; being beaten to death by a cruel master, simply because Tom has a sacrificial heart for others and refuses to betray the location of two black women who have escaped from slavery."

I still don't get it

It was probably a shitpost. But still, I'm not even sure what people group is being referenced or in what country of reference it's in. If the UK, I'd assume it's about Indians actually being able to succeed by adapting to British culture. If in the US, I'd think it means Native Americans getting complacent in their poor situations on Reserves.

If that had better quality

It would be good to share

https://twitter.com/blackfamilyunit/status/1010956421867831296

lol

You hear that?