If we bring back old and obsolete excuses for oppression, lets burn al left handed people for heresy

I'm also third/fourth generation immigrant so my ancestry is new to america

There is a difference between knowing history and learning from it

and living in history

And my mothers half came to America fleeing Turkish genocide of ethnic christians

Agreed, Tritrium

I'm not responsible for what my ancestors did

And my fathers half is a mix of celtic, anglo, and prussian

today i see an awful lot of people desperate to live in history because it gets them privileges and attention

If anything my ancestors are responsible for what I do not the other way around

I agree, Tritrium and I don't approve of it

Dont u think its strange

how people from the congo living here

Same way parents are responsible for their kids

dont talk about this genocide

well that's different

all they ever asked for afaik

is that the schools would do some better teaching regarding the congo

Which is a fair point since its just glossed over

but theyre not on the streets browbeating people here over historical injustices

If we learn about the DPRC can we also learn about Rhodesia?

Because "its unreasonable to expect from people here today to make up for historical things, they got nothing to do with it"

their words not mine

Textbook white patriarchy @Dvir

I am being sarcastic

I guessed so

Im almost certain that this difference in mentality has to do with that people simply stopped making these aspects a key priority

ALL THESE WHITE SUPREMICISTS

lol

After reading 800 pages of feminist queer theory I have realized how wrong I’ve been all along

no

thats just your brain getting fried

800 pages, how do you even manage to get through all that

I am just a male acting in my own self interest to uphold the patriarchy to benefit myself along with my gender. How could I have been so stupid

This feels familiar

Is this that one onion article

https://youtu.be/lpzVc7s-_e8

I FUCKING KNEW IT

Lol you fucks thought I would ever read even a page of that cancer

I didn't

hey