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 Originally Posted by CoccoBill
What I mean specifically is, that as long as there's the kind of racism that most blacks have to live with, whataboutism about the grievances of white people are laughable in comparison. Like I already said, I know there's racism against whites, just like every fukin body. I think white's are the least affected by racism out of everyone. Diverting the conversations from blm to The Great White Suffering as if they somehow compare is pathetic.
Nice use of the buzzword "whataboutism". This isn't me going "omg what about black people being racist too", this is me saying "white people are victims too".
I think white's are the least affected by racism out of everyone.
On average, of course, but that's no comfort to those who experience it. You're basically saying "well because you're white and you're less likely to be affected by racism, the racism you have suffered isn't as bad and we shouldn't worry about it because bigger fish to fry, hope you get better, soz mate".
Diverting the conversations from blm to The Great White Suffering as if they somehow compare is pathetic.
You've got me wrong, once again. This isn't about the "great white suffering", it's about the "great human suffering", of which blacks and whites are victims. How am I more woke than you on such matters?
You seem to think racism against whites isn't a problem. If I say "yes it fucking is", suddenly I'm all about the "great white suffering". This is what I mean about pushing me to the extreme. I mean poop thinks that saying "white racism is on the increase and is socially acceptable" is a radical thing to say. He thinks that's extreme. It's not. It's an observation.
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