When did you hit peak racism?

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Over the past few years I believe it's been easier than ever to see the flaws in an individuals race, as well as ones own. When I was growing up in the late 90's early 00's it seemed like actual racism had lost a lot of it's steam, and most people didn't really give a fuck what the color of someone's skin was, as long as they weren't a piece of shit, it seemed like most people were able to see past skin color.

I want to say over the past 8 years, and especially within the past 4, racism feels back in a big way.
A good sized plurality of blacks legitimately hate white people and wish they were dead.
A lot of cuckservatives hate black people because they've been psyop'd into thinking all black people hate white people.
White liberals/progressives think that the black culture is actually wakanda but that they're somehow being forced to rob, rape, and murder to survive "whiteness".
Poo's and chinks hate America and want to suck it dry while claiming anybody who states the obvious is just a bigot.
and the list can go on...

I think when I hit peak racism was when nigger's in CA decided that every nigger in CA (a state that never owned slaves) deserves 5 million dollars, a free house, better jobs, and a whole bunch of TBD, as reparation's for slavery, and they somehow fucking passed it. Now obviously it isn't gunna go through or happen, but holy shit, the entitlement made me wish every single nigger that agreed should be beat with a belt and be made to pick cotton. On top of that every disgusting white cuck who agreed with it should be forced into the mines along with their entire family so that they can actually provide some use for society and to remove that type of sickness from the gene pool.

I say and believe a lot of racist shit, but when it comes down to it, I don't think I hate anybody for the color of their skin, and if I did, it would probably be white people with just how fucking cucked half of them have become. That doesn't change the fact though that when degenerates are openly and hatefully racist, with no scientific or legitimate reason to be so, it pisses me off and makes me want to just say fuck niggers, poo's, Chinks, spics, white trash, and any other name for somebody who thinks that they're better than somebody else while ignoring how trashy their race is.

How about y'all?
 
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When I was growing up in the late 90's early 00's it seemed like actual racism had lost a lot of it's steam, and most people didn't really give a fuck what the color of someone's skin was, as long as they weren't a piece of shit, it seemed like most people were see past skin color.
This 100%. Teen me couldn't put my finger on it, but you could feel things slowly get worse during Obummer's presidency (I think it was 2013 or 2014 when BLM first started its "protests").

To answer the question though: St. Floyd and the aftermath. Peaked pretty much anyone with a pulse who hadn't peaked before.
 
The whooole George Floyd thing, and the riots of 2020. And how the media basically protected them at all costs for saying that they were peaceful, not to mention all of the cases of them acting like rabid monkeys and killing people with stabbing. And some of them who has a fetish on wanting to kill whites.

I don't feel good saying that I'm racist, but the circumnstances since they killed that glorified drug addict forced my hand on the decision.
 
This 100%. Teen me couldn't put my finger on it, but you could feel things slowly get worse during Obummer's presidency (I think it was 2013 or 2014 when BLM first started its "protests").

To answer the question though: St. Floyd and the aftermath. Peaked pretty much anyone with a pulse who hadn't peaked before.
Things certainly started going down hill around then. I remember Obama getting elected and I genuinely didn't give a shit that he was black, and probably thought at the time "It's pretty cool America could elect a black president" as at the time I felt like everybody was so ready to not give a fuck about race anymore, but obviously looking back, while a lot of people might have felt that way, clearly not everybody did, especially Obama and the race grifting piece of shit he ended up being.
I don't feel good saying that I'm racist, but the circumnstances since they killed that glorified drug addict forced my hand on the decision.
This is where I'm at as well sadly. It upsets me to think that I have legitimately cool black friends that don't give a shit about any of this stuff and it somehow being misconstrued that me hating some "we wuz kangs"/"kill all whites" nigger would somehow apply to them as well just because they both happen to be black.
 
I don't feel like I've peaked yet, in fact I think that I still have a lot of potential racism in me, but it's just been a gradual thing. Politicians, certainly from my country, and the media at large have pushed me along as they no longer even try to hide that everyone is more important than white people are in their eyes. In fact, white people are just an unfortunate reality to many of them.

In addition, with the demographic changes that have and are occurring, with increased exposure I've found certain groups to be generally unsavoury. On top of this there's the entitlement. Holy shit, a lot of these people legitimately act like I should be thankful that I get the "privilege" of being in their presence. I didn't want to be around you, I don't want to be around you, and I can assure you that if you left tomorrow I wouldn't be chasing after you like it's some shitty romance movie where only after you left the house did I realize the error of my ways. No, I guarantee I'd be saying "Don't let the door hit you on your way out... or do, I really don't care."
 
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It's pretty wild how entire career paths are closed off to Americans of all races by invading mongrels with forged degrees, and even pointing it out can make you an unemployable outcast.
 
My community was burned down by white people in 2020 who claimed it was my fault that George Floyd pointed a loaded gun at a pregnant woman's stomach.

One black woman in the protest was shown on the news screaming at protestors, begging them to not burn the city. She was a worker at a local shop.

The next time I was in the shop, I mentioned how I saw her on TV and I felt so bad for her, to have these protesters she had been leading defy her and burn the buildings.

The shop workers were adamant and obviously coordinated in their effort to convince me, no, that was not her. It was someone else who looked and sounded exactly like her and wore the same clothing.

Does she have a twin, I asked?

They said no. These people who I had trusted and viewed as honest, they all went out of their way to say no.

I said, but I saw her.

They said no.

I think it was that day, I told myself, "I'm done."
 
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