"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Monday, June 29, 2020
Black neighborhoods would be better off without a police presence
White privilege seems to be something liberal white people have created for themselves so that they can use it for themselves, but also use it to bash all us presumably ignorant deplorable white hicks who don't think like them. They never learned to differentiate one from the other, which left it open to interpretation by all us ignorant deplorable white (and other) hicks who can see the difference. And they absolutely can't stop themselves from imposing this non-interpretation on black people: "Accept our liberal interpretation because we are white people who want to "help you poor unfortunate black people who can't help yourselves without us." Black people are seeing through this, and I wish white people would.
I look at heyjackas.com every now and then. They have a counter for how often people are murdered in Chicago. A couple-three months ago it was 17 minutes, now it's down to 13:05.
Chicago is going to blow past their recent record year and it was pretty low until late May. It's mostly happened in June alone. And it's gonna get worse before it gets better.
White privilege seems to be something liberal white people have created for themselves so that they can use it for themselves
Academic Ethnic and Gender Studies dogma that they regurgitate because it worked so well on campus, but they are utterly clueless about how stupid it sounds in the real world. The urban black people they think they're "impressing" with their "wokeness" can see exactly what it is: privileged white fools signalling their "virtue".
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Say...a bunch of white people.
Say...a bunch of white liberals, to be more fair to me & you, who are white people who don't think like that.
The left is always saying that white people need to check their privilege, take a moment to be quiet and listen to people of color that are impacted.
Well, I suspect about 90 percent of what they say, they don't honestly believe. And they say it just because they think it impresses other liberals.
White privilege seems to be something liberal white people have created for themselves so that they can use it for themselves, but also use it to bash all us presumably ignorant deplorable white hicks who don't think like them. They never learned to differentiate one from the other, which left it open to interpretation by all us ignorant deplorable white (and other) hicks who can see the difference. And they absolutely can't stop themselves from imposing this non-interpretation on black people: "Accept our liberal interpretation because we are white people who want to "help you poor unfortunate black people who can't help yourselves without us." Black people are seeing through this, and I wish white people would.
Rebecca, you're exactly right.
I look at heyjackas.com every now and then.
They have a counter for how often people are murdered in Chicago.
A couple-three months ago it was 17 minutes, now it's down to 13:05.
Chicago is going to blow past their recent record year and it was pretty low until late May.
It's mostly happened in June alone.
And it's gonna get worse before it gets better.
When some dumbass shoots 3 kids, killing 2, for asking him how tall he was*, I think the record is well within reach.
(*if this is some new gangsta lingo for a "challenge" or "dissin'", I am totally unaware of it.)
White privilege seems to be something liberal white people have created for themselves so that they can use it for themselves
Academic Ethnic and Gender Studies dogma that they regurgitate because it worked so well on campus, but they are utterly clueless about how stupid it sounds in the real world. The urban black people they think they're "impressing" with their "wokeness" can see exactly what it is: privileged white fools signalling their "virtue".
Well said, Rebecca!
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