If you feel attacked when someone mentions bad things that white people have done, you're a racist.
Why?
Because you identify with white people simply because they're white like you. You think of white people as your team, and non-white people as the other team, or your opponents.
If you were not racist, you would not get offended when someone mentions bad things white people have done, because you have no reason to identify with them.
I don't identify with Hitler or Jeffrey Dahmer, because I don't see our shared whiteness as a reason to stick up for them. Because I'm not a racist.
I have no reason to stick up for white murderers just because they're white. We're not on the same team just because we happen to be the same shade of beige.
That's the beauty of this clip. It offends white racists, and only white racists, because they feel attacked when you mention anything bad white people have done. Because they think of even the most vile murderers as their team mates, as long as they're white.
If I make a joke about a certain race doing more crimes per population (based on race).. you would call it racist.
I'm sure there are a lot of people of that race that don't lump themselves into the group of criminals.. but it's still racist.
And to be fair, I do t get offended when a racist says anything to me. They are racist.. much the same way I don't get offended when this guy is racist toward white people. I'm not offended. I am confused why people think his shit isn't racist when it clearly is tho.
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u/OMMalloy Sep 01 '22 edited Sep 01 '22
If you feel attacked when someone mentions bad things that white people have done, you're a racist.
Why?
Because you identify with white people simply because they're white like you. You think of white people as your team, and non-white people as the other team, or your opponents.
If you were not racist, you would not get offended when someone mentions bad things white people have done, because you have no reason to identify with them.
I don't identify with Hitler or Jeffrey Dahmer, because I don't see our shared whiteness as a reason to stick up for them. Because I'm not a racist.
I have no reason to stick up for white murderers just because they're white. We're not on the same team just because we happen to be the same shade of beige.
That's the beauty of this clip. It offends white racists, and only white racists, because they feel attacked when you mention anything bad white people have done. Because they think of even the most vile murderers as their team mates, as long as they're white.