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Eventually nobody is even going to remember what that dumb fucking flag even stood for. Also do I even want to know what that purple O on yellow background is meant to symbolize?
Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging
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It's funny, becuased the rainbow was meant to represent everyone, but I guess that wasn't inclusive enough so we got to shoehorn in more colours.
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POC was supposed to be everyone who isn't white too but now it's BIPOC
in the future it'll be GANAEBIBMBPOC
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For what it's worth, what basically happened was;
• before colonisation the Tutsis were the ruling class in Rwanda, but were willing to marry Hutus and have kids with them. Hutus and Tutsis both spoke the same language.
• Belgium was willing to work with native elites and so propped up this racial class system - they also said that you could be classed as a Tutsi if you were wealthy enough.
• at independence, the (Tutsi) monarchy was dethroned and a republic established. Because of the Hutu character of the republic lots of Tutsis left for Burundi.
• a Tutsi militia shot down the Hutu president's plane, and in response the Hutu Power movement called for reprisals. Cue the genocide.
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Nah, it's just that Blacks HAVE to be the most important part of any group. And once the other most-important-parts-of-any-group realized what the shit-browns were doing, they jumped in too.
Amazing. I didn't think they could do it, but they might actually be destroying the pride movement from within.
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thank god, does that mean I can finally draw rainbows without retards thinking it represents gay pride?
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Crikey. There was a lot in history we weren’t taught, and it’s not because there’s some evil plot to not inform students about it - it’s because schools don’t have the time to teach student every single thing that ever happened.
A few people I knew from school a while ago were posting about how they were disappointed in the education system for not teaching them about historical atrocities. Based on their grades, I imagine the education system was disappointed in them, too.
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Oh yes, Britney Spears, the drug addict, bleached pretty ex-childhood star. Got it. There's a REASON why she was under conservatorship. (Or maybe I'm getting her mixed up with Lindsay Lohan.)
PICK ONE.
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how can wypipo food be a privilege when all wypipo food is bland and boring?
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Eating food is a "privilege."
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Soiboi Campbell is at again
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What kills me is that a lot of these assholes operate on Saturday morning cartoon logic.
They actually believe by dismantling everything that another group won't rise up to prominence and continued the cycle because guess what? People Are People and regardless of their race or gender are usually in it for themselves.
The reason why a lot of Leftist punch up is mainly due to jealousy because they want to be in a position of power themselves
They actually believe by dismantling everything that another group won't rise up to prominence and continued the cycle because guess what? People Are People and regardless of their race or gender are usually in it for themselves.
The reason why a lot of Leftist punch up is mainly due to jealousy because they want to be in a position of power themselves
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What amuses me the most about this is this attitude hurts their movement long term anyway.
Mexicans for example hate BLM because they only care about blacks, and so they don't view it as a movement that benefits them. They also have different attitudes about cops but thats another rant. Its a dumb strategy to place your group as the most important because you fracture the ability to have an unity among the people who are "all" supposedly oppressed by the powers that be and instead just position yourself as a new dominate group, giving the others reasons to stick with the current structure.
I know after the shootings at the massage parlor in Georgia there was a woman on the news talking about how Asian women are uniquely fetishized and they also had a BLM person on to remind everyone that blacks matter more than Asians. They are not creating a lasting movement this way, although in general if SJWs knew how to plan long term they probably wouldn't ascribe to these ideas.
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I wish I'd saved that comic about this exact phenomenon, where the last panel is someone in a red ballcap saying "You have 10 seconds to make an argument that can't be turned on you."I still don’t know why SJWs/liberals always talk about “self-identity”, “gender being a social construct” and defend people changing their entire lives for “gender identity”, but ignore this logic in other scenarios.
Like British plastic surgery/K-Pop obsessed freak Oli London. They identify as “non-binary” (they/then pronouns) and are facing accusations of cultural appropriation and I assume “yellow-face” because he got surgery to look like a K-Pop star and now identify as “Korean”.
I don’t think London’s claims should be taken seriously, and its not like intense plastic surgery is something unknown in East Asia. But I’m sure he wouldn’t be facing “backlash” if he only came out as transgender, pansexual or non-binary. I guess “identity” only matters when they say it does.
After like 18 surgeries this is seemingly the results:
And here’s an article about the situation:
Influencer ‘identifies as Korean’ after 18 surgeries
An influencer born in England has hit back at criticism after undergoing multiple surgeries and revealing they now “identify as Korean”.www.news.com.au
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I'd like to hear that rant.
They tried this "black and brown bodies" spin before, but that never got much traction. It's almost like it's a cultural thing that goes beyond skin tone.
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Essentially there is a big attitude of everyone having their respective roles. If you're a criminal, you do criminal things. If you're a cop you do cop things. They don't hold much against police beyond bitching about it amongst themselves and do heavily believe if you get shot by a cop while committing a crime the cop was doing his shit as much as the criminal was his, and both of these roles mean they are opposed so the latter can't be shocked when he gets shot. I've never seen Mexicans really blame the police if a cartel or gang banger in the South gets shot up because that was the risk he took with his life style. Even when police unfairly pull a Mexican driving a nice car over, they will bitch amongst themselves about it but they don't really view it as a systematic product of racism because they acknowledge the reality of things like cartel drug runners etc.
Its a completely different world view where they tend to see things as being how they are instead of being a case of social attitudes against them. Hell, I know for an undisputed fact there were cases of the King Ranch in Texas engaging in what boiled down to slave labor with poor Mexicans, not all illegal, and I've never seen them riot against them or demand payment for what they endured and this was far more recent than the African American slavery.
TLDR: Mexicans often see things as a consequence of your action so are less likely to pin things on a racist system. They also know that a lot of the targeting they may experience is a product of things their race has in fact in done, so they don't blame cops for being suspicious as much as find it shitty for them.
Its a completely different world view where they tend to see things as being how they are instead of being a case of social attitudes against them. Hell, I know for an undisputed fact there were cases of the King Ranch in Texas engaging in what boiled down to slave labor with poor Mexicans, not all illegal, and I've never seen them riot against them or demand payment for what they endured and this was far more recent than the African American slavery.
TLDR: Mexicans often see things as a consequence of your action so are less likely to pin things on a racist system. They also know that a lot of the targeting they may experience is a product of things their race has in fact in done, so they don't blame cops for being suspicious as much as find it shitty for them.
EDIT: Sorry for the double post.
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God, I know exactly what comic you're thinking of too, and I haven't been able to find it either.
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Looks like rape apologist bill Palmer is upset about Cosby being released and him getting angry at someone for calling him out and how much do you want to bet he was for iraq
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