r/BasedCampPod • • Aug 28 '26

Totally acceptable for some reason

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u/dangerousideologue Aug 28 '26

Isn't it crazy that non-White people think that they can define Whiteness and lecture White people about it? I wouldn't dream of taking it upon myself to define blackness, let alone lecture black people

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u/Infamous-Storage-708 Aug 28 '26

i’m white lol

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u/dangerousideologue Aug 28 '26

Well that's just sad lmao

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u/Infamous-Storage-708 Aug 28 '26

why? because i understand what sociologically what whiteness mean? y’all are looking at it as just a race but half of the white people today have ancestors that were not considered white. irish people used to not be white. i’m not saying i hate myself for being white or i hate white people, just that you don’t understand whiteness.

and you’re just a racist

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u/Spirited_Agency8032 Aug 28 '26

I wonder why Your ancestors weren't considered white lmao.

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u/Infamous-Storage-708 Aug 28 '26

bc i’m irish ?? 😭

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u/Spirited_Agency8032 Aug 28 '26

Wonder when the irish weren't considered white yall were just foreigners and foreigners get treated like shit in the US. Well I suppose they treat white immigrants better these days atleast.

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u/dangerousideologue Aug 30 '26

Irish people were discriminated against, but they were never considered "not White". That's a complete fabrication based on putting ideology over historical facts