Azhir Mahmood  🚀 🤖 🧬 🧠 🪐

Ooooor they do understand what it (white privilege) means, and they deny it exists, exactly so they can keep using white supremacy to have a good life.

Tbh, the one thing i at least respect about them, is they’re at least honest about their ignorance/ questionable views. Other kind of only superficially acknowledged it, which sometimes I find more destructive.

Kinda honest, but yes, I agree. The real analysis here is that he wants to call Black people the n-word.

Basically when you see his utterance above you can think to yourself like a philosopher under what universe does his analysis obtain? Only 2, I think, both of which are more white supremacist than we have now, which is saying something.

He either wants white people never to be called "white", totally destroying any useful/healthy discussion around whiteness & colonialism. Or (mutually inclusively if he's irrational, which he is) he wants to just call everybody slurs, esp. Black people. Both are palingenetic.

Oh yeh, forgot the discussion was about Steve Salerno. Ended-up focusing on Brads story. Yeh, Steve Salerno had a platform so his rhetoric is pretty destructive. Going to read the wiki you sent me, haven't heard of 'state of affairs' before.

It's not about anything. Just philosophy. Only read if you're bothered.