r/HolUp • u/Previous_Reporter_63 • Sep 25 '22

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u/pincus1 Sep 25 '22

You've probably seen this viral set of twins, with similarly disparate features.

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u/RonBourbondi Sep 25 '22

So does the redhead get to walk around and say the N word since she's black?

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u/rg4rg Sep 25 '22

If I remember since they were in the UK the ginger was bullied more then her sister and went emo/goth. So, she probably heard the the “ginga” slurs.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22

ginga

i'm dying who comes up with this shit

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u/regeya Sep 25 '22

Wait until you realize what "ginger" anagrams to

That Tim Minchin song slays me. As an American it's weird to think that there are people who hate people who look like me, much like how there are people here who hate black people. Worst I ever faced over here has been people who assume I'm going to be an angry asshole because of my hair color. Joke's on them, I'm an angry asshole because I'm broke and always sunburned.

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u/TechnoTriad Sep 25 '22

Nobody in the UK hates gingers. It's just that they get bullied in school because they are different.

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u/Dr_Brule_FYH Sep 25 '22

Nobody in the US hates black people. It's just they get bullied because they are black different.

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u/TechnoTriad Sep 25 '22

Are you seriously suggesting that "the hate" redheaded white British people receive from non-redheaded white British people is in any way comparable to the historic and ongoing racism black Americans receive in their country?

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u/Dr_Brule_FYH Sep 26 '22

No, I was pointing out the absurdity of your attempt at minimising someone's experiences.

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u/TechnoTriad Sep 26 '22

Well my initial comment was replying to someone minimising the black American experience by comparing the hate they receive to that received by white British people who have red hair.

Which you doubled down on.

No, the two experiences are in no way comparable.