White Terror

I remember back in the 70s and 80s when white men were the biggest terrorist threat to the UK, though back then it was just referred to as the IRA. In those days people were more concerned with the ideas driving the terrorists than the colour of their skin. How times have changed.




www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRb7qXPL9rw

I'm not surprised. At some point during the Obama presidency it dawned on me that he was not going to be the tranformational president that many had hoped for. America was not going to enter some unprecedented era of interracial harmony. That was never the plan.

"It’s obvious that in a post-Obama America the anti-white zeitgeist is out of pandora’s box. Whether it was always lurking beneath the language of multiculturalism and diversity is for historians to figure out. What’s obvious is that when mainstream media personalities like Don Lemon or New York Times employees like Sarah Jeong freely spew textbook anti-white racism the world takes notice, the Overton window shifts and the temperature rises in the frog-pot. Over in Canada, in Europe and Australia whites are under attack. Due to unprecedented immigration and fatalist progressive experiments, there is no country where anti-white cultural currents are not rising...."
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/11/racism_on_the_rise.html

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If Don Lemon thinks white people are so scary, how come he lives in a neighborhood that's like, 90% white?

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Didn't you know white people are oppressed?

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Didn't you know white people are oppressed?

idk but if they keep stuffing it down my throat i might finally become enlightened

holy shit ANOTHER thread from one of you guys...

Didn't you know white people are oppressed?

idk but if they keep stuffing it down my throat i might finally become enlightened

I believe the word is "woke". It's how you signal that you sympathize with their victim narrative. I guess you've gotta be into identity politics to know all this stuff, though.

Whenever I drive through a white neighborhood, I always lock my car doors. 

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Didn't you know white people are oppressed?

I wouldn't say 'oppressed' but in my country they are legally discriminated against.  And just to anticipate the usual responses, I'm not 'angry' 'triggered', or butthurt' about these advertisements. Nor do I think they are statistically common Andyman. I don't think white people experience more racism compared to other races and I know there are much more serious problems in the world. I do think it's wrong though.

If Don Lemon thinks white people are so scary, how come he lives in a neighborhood that's like, 90% white?

So YOU don't have to! Just like Obama, the Clinton, Maxine Waters, etc

If you want to know what people really care about, take a look at where they live, especially if they could live anywhere. Hillary and Bill Clinton are worth tens of millions of dollars and have free Secret Service protection for life. They could live safely in Harlem or East New York. Instead they bought a place in Chappaqua, which is less than 2 percent black.

Barack and Michelle Obama are also rich and surrounded by bodyguards. Their kids went to Sidwell Friends, so school zoning is irrelevant to them. Yet when they left the White House they still moved to the whitest neighborhood in Washington. Fewer than 4 percent of their neighbors are black, in a town that was known for generations as Chocolate City.

Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York is a tireless advocate for diversity, but not in his own neighborhood. Although he lives in Brooklyn, where one in three residents is African American, his own zip code is one of the whitest in New York. It’s less than 5 percent black.

Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren, meanwhile, doesn’t really live on an Indian reservation. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts, home of Harvard, as well as an enormous number of white people. Her zip code is less than 6 percent black.

Even Representative Maxine Waters of Los Angeles, an open black nationalist, doesn’t choose to live around the people she represents. Waters doesn’t live within the bounds of her own district. She lives in a six-thousand-square-foot, $4.3 million spread in Hancock Park, one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Los Angeles. How did Waters afford a house that expensive after forty years of working in government? I asked once. She didn’t answer, but did call me a racist.

why are there always so many posts about politics and american society on a website that's supposed to be for English teachers in Korea? Couldn't you just post this on a different website?

why are there always so many posts about politics and american society on a website that's supposed to be for English teachers in Korea? Couldn't you just post this on a different website?

You know the forum I posted this on is called 'North America?' It's written in brackets under the post's title so you know not to click on it.  If you don't like the eclectic nature of this site, I suggest you frequent another website that specifically deals with Korean English teachers' concerns. e.g. Reddit.

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It's the same four people.

eggieguffer
hangook77
kengreen
CDW

holy shit ANOTHER thread from one of you guys...

It's the same four people.

eggieguffer
hangook77
kengreen
CDW

Oh look it's another post about pollution/how crap the wages are in Korea from the same poster as always

Life Improvement.

why are there always so many posts about politics and american society on a website that's supposed to be for English teachers in Korea? Couldn't you just post this on a different website?

You know the forum I posted this on is called 'North America?' It's written in brackets under the post's title so you know not to click on it.  If you don't like the eclectic nature of this site, I suggest you frequent another website that specifically deals with Korean English teachers' concerns. e.g. Reddit.

lol thanks for the advice. let the rant commence again.

holy shit ANOTHER thread from one of you guys...

Didn't you know white people are oppressed?

I wouldn't say 'oppressed' but in my country they are legally discriminated against.  And just to anticipate the usual responses, I'm not 'angry' 'triggered', or butthurt' about these advertisements. Nor do I think they are statistically common Andyman. I don't think white people experience more racism compared to other races and I know there are much more serious problems in the world. I do think it's wrong though.

As a white person from America, I just want to say "really?..."  There are plenty of other employers who pass over names just because they sound like they could belong to a minority.  I'm just saying, there is nothing perfect in the world, but what about having some perspective? If these are the kind of prejudices that whites face (and most people certainly do not face them on a daily basis) then I think we are just fine.

That's not all I post about and my posts are far more interesting than yours.

You know you really sound like a little kid in this one   

holy shit ANOTHER thread from one of you guys...

Didn't you know white people are oppressed?

I wouldn't say 'oppressed' but in my country they are legally discriminated against.  And just to anticipate the usual responses, I'm not 'angry' 'triggered', or butthurt' about these advertisements. Nor do I think they are statistically common Andyman. I don't think white people experience more racism compared to other races and I know there are much more serious problems in the world. I do think it's wrong though.

As a white person from America, I just want to say "really?..."  There are plenty of other employers who pass over names just because they sound like they could belong to a minority.  I'm just saying, there is nothing perfect in the world, but what about having some perspective? If these are the kind of prejudices that whites face (and most people certainly do not face them on a daily basis) then I think we are just fine.

I think I already pre-empted all these points - see above. I was specifically referring to companies legally discriminating in job advertisements.

holy shit ANOTHER thread from one of you guys...

Didn't you know white people are oppressed?

I wouldn't say 'oppressed' but in my country they are legally discriminated against.  And just to anticipate the usual responses, I'm not 'angry' 'triggered', or butthurt' about these advertisements. Nor do I think they are statistically common Andyman. I don't think white people experience more racism compared to other races and I know there are much more serious problems in the world. I do think it's wrong though.

As a white person from America, I just want to say "really?..."  There are plenty of other employers who pass over names just because they sound like they could belong to a minority.  I'm just saying, there is nothing perfect in the world, but what about having some perspective? If these are the kind of prejudices that whites face (and most people certainly do not face them on a daily basis) then I think we are just fine.

I think I already pre-empted all these points - see above. I was specifically referring to companies legally discriminating in job advertisements.

My whole answer was in response to that. I said if that's all it is then basically who cares. So few jobs will have requirements like that and it's hurting a tiny amount of people and not on a daily basis which is why I said try having some perspective. I'm white and I could not care less. I'm aware enough to know that something like that is nothing compared to the prejudices minorities face.

I said if that's all it is then basically who cares.

I imagine white people trying to get a foot in the door at the BBC or Bristol City Council. Though, they're not a minority, so f_ck em, yes?