Ummm, this?pic.twitter.com/f7toYYsmDh
If you’ve called a white person a “white nationalist,” but never referred to any black person as a “black nationalist,” you just proved anti-white racism. Black nationalism is a pretty big thing.
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"sir, this is a Wendy's."
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Dammit sorry you were way ahead of me
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Ok... let’s say hypothetically, black nationalism is the “big thing” you say it is; what adverse effect has it had on your life? What’s your experience with this “big thing” you call black nationalism? How are you being affected? Enlighten me...pic.twitter.com/LNaEI1Rg9B
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It’s not just overt violence that can be a consequence of racial nationalism. It’s the laws that those advocacy groups can get passed. Congressional Black Caucus comes to mind. A uniformed voting block in congress designed to write and vote on laws for their racial group.
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I’ve missed out on something important. They have a uniform? Please describe it!
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Brown skin...
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(Truth) Still, this seems like it ought to become a thing in order to fully mock the derpidity — something in maroon or a bright green, with lace and epaulettes, maybe. And really flashy buttons. Show up the dullard cons.
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You don’t understand racism. What institutional laws have been put in place by any other demographics against “white” people in North America? Racism needs institutional oppression. What you’re describing is racial prejudice. How weren’t you taught this in your elite schools?
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Affirmative action. The fact that universities will pass over white and Asian applicants to fill quotas. It’s not as common but it exists
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White People created and uphold that policy. Wanna try again?
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It’s still institutionalized racism.
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