Good for you

:+1:

@Joe Cool can you invite me to the discord? I have experienced oppression as a white man. So I know full well how it feels. I would love to see their argument against that

its a long story btw. :p

http://www.youtube.com/shorts/pu3bmR_elhU

> This guy basically praised the cop being run over by BLM protester.
@Joe Cool lemme at this pos

because i really want to beat the shit out of him

bIkiNg iS rAcISt!!111!!!

> because i really want to beat the shit out of him
@ThiccSpicyGenderRevealParty understandable

lol?

why is the cop so mad at the biker

the dude is literally just standing in front of the bike

i cant believe how many people want to just stand in front of moving vehicles

I remember one time i got into an argument w people who were defending protesting in the streets and blocking entire highways in the name of "justice" or "blm"

yadda yadda "racial injustice is more important than losing your job"

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> God I hate people who go "ur white so u cant have an opinion :3"
@un-w that’s where being Hispanic comes in handy. I can shut down their arguments telling me how oppressed I am

Systemic racism would be a law that proposes explicitly to not serve black people and the like

Or a series of law that are specificially intended towards black people. If there is such a law, the left can tell me what's that specific law

But because they only cry about systemic racism, but **never** bother explaining, I can't believe their movement. I do not live in the US to have a better chance at believing them, but since many of you natives have dismissed their claims, I, therefore, cannot believe them.

And racial injustice? Come on, man! Affirmative action is literally racial injustice towards Asians, for example. But their view is unfortunately a tunnel view, which is sad.

Imagine thinking that stopping affirmative action is racist

affirmative action itself is borderline racist

universities have limited number of spots, why should someone less qualified academically be allowed in instead of someone more qualified academically just because the less qualified person was born in unfortunate circumstances? It's unfair to the people who actually work hard and were lucky enough to be born into fortunate cirumstances @diarkia124

Instead of blaming "the system" for lower success in school for others, why don't they look in the mirror and try to improve themselves?

Like my brother was in a ceremony for people who had the highest grades in high school and a bunch of black and to a lesser extent Mexican classmates complained calling the ceremony racist lol

yea pretty ridiculous

i thought u were on the other side u have to edit ur statement lol

I might have misread what I wrote and tried editing lol

I knew my original statement was right

@Joe Cool am a bit late but ugh I hate people like that who think they have the moral high ground

https://twitter.com/livesmattershow/status/1322968689269002247?s=19

O dear

Beautiful meltdown

Ah yes. Tolerense

> Imagine thinking that stopping affirmative action is racist
@diarkia124 Judging people based on merit and not skin color is now racist......... we are certainly living in interesting times

We live in a society.

"Oh so you're black? *knees down and raises fist while kissing feet*"
"Oh you're white?? RACIST, SEXIST, HOMOPHOBIC, TRANSPHOBIC...!!!!!!!!"

@Soulman we were told by mlk to judge eachother by character and they were found lacking