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alright. let's talk about real world events.
Yes, baseless commentary vs real world events in many different areas of society is very evident imo.
alright. let's talk about real world events.
If you think your posts are 'baseless commentary', I'm not going to disagree, but perhaps you should stop posting, tbh...
We all live in the same real world with the same real world events.
i cant call people n*ggers or make racist jokes at my McDonalds job anymore. why is the world discriminating against me
Priorities. Black community still poor but no longer called meanie names. Actually the word remains a staple of black American culture.
Good to have you back Nathan. Your teary eyed threads are a nice change from derps gab spamming. The variety was neededYes, baseless c
I'm not poor
I see black people being racist at McDonalds on the very rare occasions I'm there, tbh.
Sorry this is happening to you, pretend black person.
"the safety of my whiteness-free castle"
Geez
you know that's a photoshop, right? from a christian conservative site no less...
I do not. But I will take your word for it.
12 years ago these same people believed "don't divide us". That is one of a 180.
Maybe, but you are definitely a racist.
Be better.
So, it's a parody link.
What makes it funny is they're saying the quiet part out loud. That upsets you.
Nor black.
You're a fraud.
Yes. Clearly targeted at the dumb-gullible crowd like you though.
The right's culture of victimhood is quite breathtaking at times.
It is how the dishonest/violent idea set sustains itself, though.
Right-wing ideologies tend to almost exclusively be based on such things, (e.g. the "stab in the back") and it dovetails with the demonization of minorities so that fits in with the underlying racist streak that drives right wing politics.
The culture of victimhood ultimately has its origins in one of the other driving forces behind the fascist movement in this country, as well: Evangelical Christianity.
One of the precepts is from the book of revelation that says something along the lines of "Christians will be persecuted" before the end times.
So, being the dupes they are, and confirmation bias being what it is, they see signs of this everywhere, no matter how thin, and then take it on the same faith that they use to think there is a magic man in the sky watching them masturbate.
It seeps into all parts of the fascist culture, especially in the US due to this influence. Even more secular and less religious segments take up on this, because that is part of the group iden y, although I would be willing to bet the secular parts don't realize the ultimate origin of this cult of victimhood.
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