On the topic of sundown towns I wonder how many cases of violence started because a black guy was falsely told a place they were going was a sundown town and when a white person approached them after dark they flipped out and attacked them.
If a nigger goes to what he believes to be a "sundown town", he is looking for a conflict, isn't he? My white ass doesn't go exploring the ruins of downtown Detroit at 3:00am, unless I want an excuse to kill me some niggers.
Sorry if this was posted before but it kind of sums up the topic
>black guy goes to Vidor, Texas Americas most infamous sundown town
>Guy is wearing a shirt with "BBC" written on it and a shower cap filming himself and provoking people with racial questions which angers some
>A couple of older white guys are rude to him (see previous racial questions) but most are totally kind and say it's generally the older people who are prejudice
>White kids there adore him for being a Youtuber
>Comment section is littered with blacks convinced it's still a place you can't go after dark as a black man
It's just victimhood bullshit. They WANT it to be real so they can claim to be oppressed because it gets them pity points and handouts from retarded white liberals. Also lol they really think that getting stared at is no different from 100+ years ago where if you were black and wandered into the wrong town you could actually get into serious trouble.
If this guy wasn't wearing a BBC shirt and provoking people I doubt anyone would have said anything to him. He went out of his way to stir shit for content.
