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- May 16, 2020
If white people decide to really help out black people with their rioting, given all this brainwashing about black victimhood, then rioters might indeed become more organized about it than the random chimpouts. People on the left might actually regret making supporters of the black cause out of white people, who might be competent enough to really systematically and intelligently disable a city, target infrastructure, and possibly use tools like IEDs. You don't want white people on your side while rioting. Maybe that commentator filming that wasn't so off the mark, but blaming white people will probably become a convenient scapegoat. That would feed the narrative: white cops kill black people, black people peacefully protest, and white protestors are the ones who feel the need to further destroy "black cities".
I think that white people really are generally more effective when they set their mind on being destructive. That is why white mass shooters might kill more people, even though black mass shootings (conveniently separated out under the category of "gang violence") happen far more frequently. Everybody was playing the same game, then as now: slavery was a universal or a Muslim thing much more than a white thing, but many white people took over due to their superior position on a global scale. Conquering other people and colonialism was not an exclusively white thing, either, but white people excelled at it. White people didn't invent any of the games we were playing. We played along and were better at it.
I don't think that people who were playing the same game but simply lost at it are less morally culpable. If you start a fight with someone on the street who has a hundred pounds on you and you get the shit beaten out of you, you are still responsible for starting the fight. Instead, what our victimhood politics have been focusing on is who lost the fight.
Black people would have done exactly what white people have, if they had had the chance. Every time they did have an inkling of power, over white people or each other, they have acted many times as viciously.
