Social Justice And Equity.....Another Word For Systemic Racism......Against Conservatives

[mudwhistle]

You poor pathetic little victim. Afraid the people your kind have been treating like garbage for 250 years might be looking for some payback?

Well....for one thing....nearly half of my family is black.
We also have alot of Native-Americans in my family....as well as Koreans and other nationalities.
My wife of 42 years grew up in Alabama working in the farmer's fields around the little shack she and her mother and 12 brothers and sisters lived in.
My family was shunned when I lived in Montana because of our penchant for marrying outside of our race. My mom married a member of the Lakota Tribe off the Blackfoot Indian Reservation. Her sister, my aunt Liz married my Uncle Frank, who was full-blooded Sioux.

In another words......go fuck yourself.

That's even worse than simply being ignorant. You should know better and you are still acting like your tribe is under attack.

Sorry, but thems the facts.

 

[mudwhistle]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

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Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

This is typical right wing dribble. Poor picked on white males. Being a white male is still a huge advantage in today's society.You are the racist.

Clearly racism still exists in this country and the Breanna Taylor shooting shows it. Breanna Taylor was black and the cops were allowed to get away with it. Yet a officer was charged for discharging bullets into a white family's apartment was charged. What is sad is that the Kentucky AG is black and he lied to the grand jury to protect the cops.

Try explaining how being a white male is some sort of advantage today.
Please give specific examples and provide links to it.

 

[occupied]

You poor pathetic little victim. Afraid the people your kind have been treating like garbage for 250 years might be looking for some payback?

Well....for one thing....nearly half of my family is black.
We also have alot of Native-Americans in my family....as well as Koreans and other nationalities.
My wife of 42 years grew up in Alabama working in the farmer's fields around the little shack she and her mother and 12 brothers and sisters lived in.
My family was shunned when I lived in Montana because of our penchant for marrying outside of our race. My mom married a member of the Lakota Tribe off the Blackfoot Indian Reservation. Her sister, my aunt Liz married my Uncle Frank, who was full-blooded Sioux.

In another words......go fuck yourself.

That's even worse than simply being ignorant. You should know better and you are still acting like your tribe is under attack.

Sorry, but thems the facts.

You can't be posting white supremacist material and realistically claim to not be racist at the same time.

 

[mudwhistle]

You poor pathetic little victim. Afraid the people your kind have been treating like garbage for 250 years might be looking for some payback?

Well....for one thing....nearly half of my family is black.
We also have alot of Native-Americans in my family....as well as Koreans and other nationalities.
My wife of 42 years grew up in Alabama working in the farmer's fields around the little shack she and her mother and 12 brothers and sisters lived in.
My family was shunned when I lived in Montana because of our penchant for marrying outside of our race. My mom married a member of the Lakota Tribe off the Blackfoot Indian Reservation. Her sister, my aunt Liz married my Uncle Frank, who was full-blooded Sioux.

In another words......go fuck yourself.

That's even worse than simply being ignorant. You should know better and you are still acting like your tribe is under attack.

Sorry, but thems the facts.

You can't be posting white supremacist material and realistically claim to not be racist at the same time.

Clearly you don't know the difference between pointing out the flaws inherent in a system, pointing out racial injustice, and demanding that your race be treated better than other races. I made no demands. You on other hand think you can get away with discrimination. Discrimination because of race and political beliefs.
Knucklehead.

 

[IM2]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males.

when did that start?

Look it up, dumbass.

When the government reserves contracts for minority owned contractors, that's an example of racial discrimination against white people. You may have been brainwashed into referring to this practice by ridiculous euphemisms such as "affirmative action" or whatever, however it is still racial discrimination against white people nonetheless.

Are you too stupid to comprehend that fact, or not?

I'm guessing that you are.

Bullshit. Whites get the majority of the contracts. White men are 31 percent of the population but are the majority in every field but a football field or basketball court. And bitches like you even cry about that.

 

[IM2]

You poor pathetic little victim. Afraid the people your kind have been treating like garbage for 250 years might be looking for some payback?

Well....for one thing....nearly half of my family is black.
We also have alot of Native-Americans in my family....as well as Koreans and other nationalities.
My wife of 42 years grew up in Alabama working in the farmer's fields around the little shack she and her mother and 12 brothers and sisters lived in.
My family was shunned when I lived in Montana because of our penchant for marrying outside of our race. My mom married a member of the Lakota Tribe off the Blackfoot Indian Reservation. Her sister, my aunt Liz married my Uncle Frank, who was full-blooded Sioux.

In another words......go fuck yourself.

That's even worse than simply being ignorant. You should know better and you are still acting like your tribe is under attack.

Sorry, but thems the facts.

You can't be posting white supremacist material and realistically claim to not be racist at the same time.

Clearly you don't know the difference between pointing out the flaws inherent in a system, pointing out racial injustice, and demanding that your race be treated better than other races. I made no demands. You on other hand think you can get away with discrimination. Discrimination because of race and political beliefs.
Knucklehead.

You're not ponting out anything because when you look at the fucking stats white men are the majority in everything.

 

[evenflow1969]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

You are hilarious! I am a white male and have pretty much been able to do what the fuck I want when the fuck I want my whole life no matter the circumstances. Your bitch ass just needs the rules bent in your favor to accomplish anything. Maybe you quit your fucking batching and get off your ass you might accomplish something. Fucking baby.

 

[mudwhistle]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

You are hilarious! I am a white male and have pretty much been able to do what the fuck I want when the fuck I want my whole life no matter the circumstances. Your bitch ass just needs the rules bent in your favor to accomplish anything. Maybe you quit your fucking batching and get off your ass you might accomplish something. Fucking baby.

And you're a lying dipstick too.

Have you been given any grants or scholarships to go to school because of your race?
Have you been given a job because of your race and not your qualifications?
Have you been allowed to vote without proper I.D. because you're white?
Have you been able to start up a radio station, television program, or get any movie deals because you're white?
Have you been allowed to hold beauty pageants that only allow white contestants?
Have you joined any white-only clubs or memberships lately?

I have been banned from Facebook for having conservative views.
I have been passed over by people of other races in favor of diversity.
I have been kicked off the golf course because my clothes didn't look expensive enough.
I have been refused tuition assistance because I'm white and not a member of any Native-American tribe.

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[Muhammed]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males.

when did that start?

Look it up, dumbass.

When the government reserves contracts for minority owned contractors, that's an example of racial discrimination against white people. You may have been brainwashed into referring to this practice by ridiculous euphemisms such as "affirmative action" or whatever, however it is still racial discrimination against white people nonetheless.

Are you too stupid to comprehend that fact, or not?

I'm guessing that you are.

Bullshit. Whites get the majority of the contracts.

That is not relevant, dumbass. You have just proven that you are too fucking stupid to comprehend the fact that setting aside contracts for racial minorities is racial discrimination.

Studies have shown that the average black American has an IQ of only 85. You are quite obviously significantly stupider than that.

White men are 31 percent of the population but are the majority in every field but a football field or basketball court. And bitches like you even cry about that.

Of course that's simply a lie. Stupid people like you often randomly lie because you lack knowledge and frequently jump to illogical conclusions due to a lack of critical thinking skills. I have never once complained about the number of black football or basketball players. Only ignorant retarded bigots like you give a fuck about the racial demographics of different occupations.

You're so fucking stupid that you are unable to discern whether or not statistics are relevant to an argument.

You're a liar and an idiot.

 

[evenflow1969]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

You are hilarious! I am a white male and have pretty much been able to do what the fuck I want when the fuck I want my whole life no matter the circumstances. Your bitch ass just needs the rules bent in your favor to accomplish anything. Maybe you quit your fucking batching and get off your ass you might accomplish something. Fucking baby.

And you're a lying dipstick too.

Have you been given any grants or scholarships to go to school because of your race?
Have you been given a job because of your race and not your qualifications?
Have you been allowed to vote without proper I.D. because you're white?
Have you been able to start up a radio station, television program, or get any movie deals because you're white?
Have you been allowed to hold beauty pageants that only allow white contestants?
Have you joined any white-only clubs or memberships lately?

I have been banned from Facebook for having conservative views.
I have been passed over by people of other races in favor of diversity.
I have been kicked off the golf course because my clothes didn't look expensive enough.
I have been refused tuition assistance because I'm white and not a member of any Native-American tribe.

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I went to school on a baseball scholarship. As far as golf course yes there is a dress code collard shirt. No I am not lying I have been able to do pretty much what I want all my life. The key to that is people around me trust me. I have been able to borrow pretty much anything I needed all my life because people knew it would be returned in equal or better condition than it left. Quit your fucking crying become trust worthy and some one people want to be around you may experience the same thing. People don't want to hang out with babies. They wanna hang out with people of can do attitudes. All you do is complain

 

[WEATHER53]

You first have to create the fake narrative that there is currently widespread white hatred for blacks. Once unleashing that fact absent emotion laden fallacy you then create fake ways to fight the thing that does not exist to begin with

 

[boedicca]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

This is typical right wing dribble. Poor picked on white males. Being a white male is still a huge advantage in today's society.You are the racist.

Clearly racism still exists in this country and the Breanna Taylor shooting shows it. Breanna Taylor was black and the cops were allowed to get away with it. Yet a officer was charged for discharging bullets into a white family's apartment was charged. What is sad is that the Kentucky AG is black and he lied to the grand jury to protect the cops.

^^^ Racist Race Baiter gonna Race Bait ^^^

 

[mudwhistle]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

You are hilarious! I am a white male and have pretty much been able to do what the fuck I want when the fuck I want my whole life no matter the circumstances. Your bitch ass just needs the rules bent in your favor to accomplish anything. Maybe you quit your fucking batching and get off your ass you might accomplish something. Fucking baby.

And you're a lying dipstick too.

Have you been given any grants or scholarships to go to school because of your race?
Have you been given a job because of your race and not your qualifications?
Have you been allowed to vote without proper I.D. because you're white?
Have you been able to start up a radio station, television program, or get any movie deals because you're white?
Have you been allowed to hold beauty pageants that only allow white contestants?
Have you joined any white-only clubs or memberships lately?

I have been banned from Facebook for having conservative views.
I have been passed over by people of other races in favor of diversity.
I have been kicked off the golf course because my clothes didn't look expensive enough.
I have been refused tuition assistance because I'm white and not a member of any Native-American tribe.

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I went to school on a baseball scholarship. As far as golf course yes there is a dress code collard shirt. No I am not lying I have been able to do pretty much what I want all my life. The key to that is people around me trust me. I have been able to borrow pretty much anything I needed all my life because people knew it would be returned in equal or better condition than it left. Quit your fucking crying become trust worthy and some one people want to be around you may experience the same thing. People don't want to hang out with babies. They wanna hang out with people of can do attitudes. All you do is complain

Look.....I'm 64 years old....I lived through the Civil Rights period. I remember when blacks and other minorities weren't allowed to hold any job classifications in the Navy other than cook or storekeeper. That shit ended in the 70s.

And there was nothing wrong with my clothes. I was a guest of a member and some old racist fart didn't like the way I looked. So they had me removed.

So you were on a scholarship....but not everyone gets a scholarship....especially after serving in the military for several years. My parents were too poor to afford sending me to college....so I joined the military when I turned 18...got into Special Forces...and put on my Green Beret in August of 90'. Don't talk to me about being around positive people. We were the best of the best. We had to have a positive attitude to be accepted into Special Forces and work on an A Team. I applied for tuition assistance when I got out and was told they had nothing for whites. I had my G.I. Bill which only covered a fraction of the costs. Books cost over $600.00 every semester....and tuition was $150/ credit hr at San Diego State University.

So your pampered ass got over. Not everyone is born into that kind of privilege.

 

[mudwhistle]

I grew up in Alabama during desegregation. My older male relatives were Klan members. I had that ignorant white grievance bullshit drilled into my head from birth. Turns out it was the landlords and the plant owners that were really working to keep them poor and stupid. I come from a long line of poor white trash that just kept falling for the same stupid line. It's those people who are to blame, never the people who control every aspect of your life.

Exactly. And the wealthy whites have played low and moderate income whites like a stradivarious for damn near 2.5 centuries by race baiting them.

My mom knew different though. She grew up sharecropping cotton right beside black folks. She knew who the real villains were.

Yep....those racist White Southern Democrats were the real villains.
Course you're talking about things that happened 60 years ago and has nothing to do with today.
This thread is about what's going on today......not ancient history.

 

[22lcidw]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

Being black and having lived nearly 60 years, I have not seen this decline in racism you're talking about. I have seen whites like you make yourselves believe you are suffering from discrimination because everything is not handed to you anymore, but the things you say, no.

That is bullshit. We are already in decline. We have changed work rules many times to appease people. There are great men and women working in all cultures. There are bums entangled in most employment opportunities also. The first thing we all need to realie is that even a rich nation can not rid itself of poverty. We then go to who becomes impoverished. If a half century ago mostly white males were hired with bums. Today it is multi cultural with bums. And the accusations of racism for firing people brings many lawsuits. The most prestigious jobs at the top are riddled with people qualified but not the best that could be hired. Today there are millions of impoverished white males who do not have opportunities. The visionaries are here but much reduced in numbers and most are still white males. Most of our tech prowess and ideas for great machines of all kinds suffer from less people actually getting it into service even though there are many people who are supposed to fix and engineer and do so much to keep us ahead of the world. The costs of doing these things has ballooned into more and more increasing numbers. We are living off the past. China is about a quarter century away from being the number one nation. We will all enjoy that then.

 

[occupied]

I grew up in Alabama during desegregation. My older male relatives were Klan members. I had that ignorant white grievance bullshit drilled into my head from birth. Turns out it was the landlords and the plant owners that were really working to keep them poor and stupid. I come from a long line of poor white trash that just kept falling for the same stupid line. It's those people who are to blame, never the people who control every aspect of your life.

Exactly. And the wealthy whites have played low and moderate income whites like a stradivarious for damn near 2.5 centuries by race baiting them.

My mom knew different though. She grew up sharecropping cotton right beside black folks. She knew who the real villains were.

Yep....those racist White Southern Democrats were the real villains.
Course you're talking about things that happened 60 years ago and has nothing to do with today.
This thread is about what's going on today......not ancient history.

Living memory is not ancient history. We are all products of the past. The same shit is still going on in different forms. You are still a racist scumbag. You post racist shit and then spend the whole thread trying act like you are not a white supremacist. Get a new shtick.

 

[themirrorthief]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

Being black and having lived nearly 60 years, I have not seen this decline in racism you're talking about. I have seen whites like you make yourselves believe you are suffering from discrimination because everything is not handed to you anymore, but the things you say, no.

congrats you are officially a RACIST pig

 

[themirrorthief]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

Being black and having lived nearly 60 years, I have not seen this decline in racism you're talking about. I have seen whites like you make yourselves believe you are suffering from discrimination because everything is not handed to you anymore, but the things you say, no.

That is bullshit. We are already in decline. We have changed work rules many times to appease people. There are great men and women working in all cultures. There are bums entangled in most employment opportunities also. The first thing we all need to realie is that even a rich nation can not rid itself of poverty. We then go to who becomes impoverished. If a half century ago mostly white males were hired with bums. Today it is multi cultural with bums. And the accusations of racism for firing people brings many lawsuits. The most prestigious jobs at the top are riddled with people qualified but not the best that could be hired. Today there are millions of impoverished white males who do not have opportunities. The visionaries are here but much reduced in numbers and most are still white males. Most of our tech prowess and ideas for great machines of all kinds suffer from less people actually getting it into service even though there are many people who are supposed to fix and engineer and do so much to keep us ahead of the world. The costs of doing these things has ballooned into more and more increasing numbers. We are living off the past. China is about a quarter century away from being the number one nation. We will all enjoy that then.

close wal mart for a month and china is back to being a third work craphole

 

[evenflow1969]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

You are hilarious! I am a white male and have pretty much been able to do what the fuck I want when the fuck I want my whole life no matter the circumstances. Your bitch ass just needs the rules bent in your favor to accomplish anything. Maybe you quit your fucking batching and get off your ass you might accomplish something. Fucking baby.

And you're a lying dipstick too.

Have you been given any grants or scholarships to go to school because of your race?
Have you been given a job because of your race and not your qualifications?
Have you been allowed to vote without proper I.D. because you're white?
Have you been able to start up a radio station, television program, or get any movie deals because you're white?
Have you been allowed to hold beauty pageants that only allow white contestants?
Have you joined any white-only clubs or memberships lately?

I have been banned from Facebook for having conservative views.
I have been passed over by people of other races in favor of diversity.
I have been kicked off the golf course because my clothes didn't look expensive enough.
I have been refused tuition assistance because I'm white and not a member of any Native-American tribe.

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I went to school on a baseball scholarship. As far as golf course yes there is a dress code collard shirt. No I am not lying I have been able to do pretty much what I want all my life. The key to that is people around me trust me. I have been able to borrow pretty much anything I needed all my life because people knew it would be returned in equal or better condition than it left. Quit your fucking crying become trust worthy and some one people want to be around you may experience the same thing. People don't want to hang out with babies. They wanna hang out with people of can do attitudes. All you do is complain

Look.....I'm 64 years old....I lived through the Civil Rights period. I remember when blacks and other minorities weren't allowed to hold any job classifications in the Navy other than cook or storekeeper. That shit ended in the 70s.

And there was nothing wrong with my clothes. I was a guest of a member and some old racist fart didn't like the way I looked. So they had me removed.

So you were on a scholarship....but not everyone gets a scholarship....especially after serving in the military for several years. My parents were too poor to afford sending me to college....so I joined the military when I turned 18...got into Special Forces...and put on my Green Beret in August of 90'. Don't talk to me about being around positive people. We were the best of the best. We had to have a positive attitude to be accepted into Special Forces and work on an A Team. I applied for tuition assistance when I got out and was told they had nothing for whites. I had my G.I. Bill which only covered a fraction of the costs. Books cost over $600.00 every semester....and tuition was $150/ credit hr at San Diego State University.

So your pampered ass got over. Not everyone is born into that kind of privilege.

Ya, my pampered ass worked my ass off and got a scholarship. It wasn't fucking just handed to me. I spent every spare minute working out, hitting in the batting cage and throwing at a target. I did not go to a school that typically had scouts in the stands for baseball. I went to every clinic and every camp trying to get noticed. I paid for those clinics and camps myself working on farms and on a survey crew. I still work my tale off today and I am close to your age. The difference between you and I is I am still positive and have a can do attitude . Even after a divorce in which I was pretty well taken for everything I owned. I shut my business down so she could not take half of my future earnings. I worked 16 hour days on mate's wages just to stay afloat while being crushed by child support payments I finally worked my way and got enough time to get my captains license. This will be my first year at captains pay and owning three of my own boats by going deep into debt. I will not even have time to run my own boats this year as I am still under contractual obligation with the1 company I got my experience from. I will still run for 60 hours a week for that company while handling sales and management of my own boats. I did all this with out complaint and a smile on my face the whole time. Two years from now I will live like a human again. Quit bitching a d reinvent yourself like I did. You are only being discriminated against because of your attitude. Hell take the same route I did. Go work your ass off on a boat for three years, get your captains license and you can make six figures in the sun. My attorney sais I can reopen my old business under a new name in two more years with out fear of having to pay her. I am not going to do it because I can make 6 figures on the water, in the fresh air and the sun. You show up on a boat with a good attitude and the will to work you will get enough hours in three years to make 6 figures if you get the right license. Drop the woe is me and fix your life.

 

[mudwhistle]

The most oppressed group in America is now White Males......Conservative White Males.
This is the transformation of America Obama talked about. The oppression of white people.
Obama and his wife are a couple of the worst racists to ever occupy the White House.....and now their dreams of pay-back against whites is coming to fruition.
You'd think they were both born poor. Nope....both Barack and Michelle were born into privilege. They both went to Ivy League schools. They both held jobs that paid six figures. What did they ever have to complain about? They have about as much in common with slaves as the Kennedy clan or the Bush clan.

On November 20, 2019, National Public Radio (NPR) announced that Montgomery County, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC in which I reside, had just passed a sweeping new Racial Equity and Social Justice Act to address the deep-rooted racial disparities in its residents.1​

​

​

I had thus witnessed the local arrival of higher education’s ubiquitous “diversity” ideology—the belief that racial oppression and discrimination is the driving force in America, and that resulting racial disparities must be rectified by radical social justice policies imposed through coercive state power.​

​

​

I will argue herein that the recent national focus on racism and social justice stems largely from:​

​

​

• a long-known but false claim by academic social psychologists, based on irreproducible science—that “implicit bias” leads to racial discrimination and racial disparities—which captured the national psyche starting in 2013, and
  • the Black Lives Matter movement, which seized on a false narrative reinforced by a credulous, uncritical media—about the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014—and has been embraced by young, white, college-educated, liberal/progressive activists, who aver that racial discrimination is the principal cause of racial disparities.

​

​

​

The Metamorphosis in Public Views of Racism​

​

In January 2009, as President Obama was being inaugurated, public views of whether racism was a “Big problem” in America were at their lowest recent historic level—26%--according to Pew Research surveys.2 In January 2010, another Pew Research report found that blacks’ assessments of the state of black progress in America had improved more dramatically than at any time in the past quarter century. The public view of whether racism is a “Big problem” in American society remained near its lowest level in January 2009 through November 2011, when the next Pew survey result was 28%.3​

​

​

The following Pew survey in 2015 began to show a marked increase in the view that racism is a “Big problem” in America—rising to 50% in July 2015 and then to 58% in August 2017.​

​

​

Why did America suddenly shift from a nation experiencing declining and low racism to substantially increased racism in a few years during the first black presidency and improving economic times?4 I submit that false information and the influence of higher education, advanced by the media, were the almost certain drivers of that change, which has lamentably transmogrified America.​

​

Racial Equity and Social Justice — Courtesy of Higher Education by William H. Young | NAS

www.nas.org

Systemic Racism? Think Again.

pjmedia.com

Equity, Inclusion and Other Racial Justice Definitions

Learn the definitions to racial justice core concepts including systemic racism, institutional racism, structural racism, equity, equality and more.

www.aecf.org

You are hilarious! I am a white male and have pretty much been able to do what the fuck I want when the fuck I want my whole life no matter the circumstances. Your bitch ass just needs the rules bent in your favor to accomplish anything. Maybe you quit your fucking batching and get off your ass you might accomplish something. Fucking baby.

And you're a lying dipstick too.

Have you been given any grants or scholarships to go to school because of your race?
Have you been given a job because of your race and not your qualifications?
Have you been allowed to vote without proper I.D. because you're white?
Have you been able to start up a radio station, television program, or get any movie deals because you're white?
Have you been allowed to hold beauty pageants that only allow white contestants?
Have you joined any white-only clubs or memberships lately?

I have been banned from Facebook for having conservative views.
I have been passed over by people of other races in favor of diversity.
I have been kicked off the golf course because my clothes didn't look expensive enough.
I have been refused tuition assistance because I'm white and not a member of any Native-American tribe.

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fb.watch

I went to school on a baseball scholarship. As far as golf course yes there is a dress code collard shirt. No I am not lying I have been able to do pretty much what I want all my life. The key to that is people around me trust me. I have been able to borrow pretty much anything I needed all my life because people knew it would be returned in equal or better condition than it left. Quit your fucking crying become trust worthy and some one people want to be around you may experience the same thing. People don't want to hang out with babies. They wanna hang out with people of can do attitudes. All you do is complain

Look.....I'm 64 years old....I lived through the Civil Rights period. I remember when blacks and other minorities weren't allowed to hold any job classifications in the Navy other than cook or storekeeper. That shit ended in the 70s.

And there was nothing wrong with my clothes. I was a guest of a member and some old racist fart didn't like the way I looked. So they had me removed.

So you were on a scholarship....but not everyone gets a scholarship....especially after serving in the military for several years. My parents were too poor to afford sending me to college....so I joined the military when I turned 18...got into Special Forces...and put on my Green Beret in August of 90'. Don't talk to me about being around positive people. We were the best of the best. We had to have a positive attitude to be accepted into Special Forces and work on an A Team. I applied for tuition assistance when I got out and was told they had nothing for whites. I had my G.I. Bill which only covered a fraction of the costs. Books cost over $600.00 every semester....and tuition was $150/ credit hr at San Diego State University.

So your pampered ass got over. Not everyone is born into that kind of privilege.

Ya, my pampered ass worked my ass off and got a scholarship. It wasn't fucking just handed to me. I spent every spare minute working out, hitting in the batting cage and throwing at a target. I did not go to a school that typically had scouts in the stands for baseball. I went to every clinic and every camp trying to get noticed. I paid for those clinics and camps myself working on farms and on a survey crew. I still work my tale off today and I am close to your age. The difference between you and I is I am still positive and have a can do attitude . Even after a divorce in which I was pretty well taken for everything I owned. I shut my business down so she could not take half of my future earnings. I worked 16 hour days on mate's wages just to stay afloat while being crushed by child support payments I finally worked my way and got enough time to get my captains license. This will be my first year at captains pay and owning three of my own boats by going deep into debt. I will not even have time to run my own boats this year as I am still under contractual obligation with the1 company I got my experience from. I will still run for 60 hours a week for that company while handling sales and management of my own boats. I did all this with out complaint and a smile on my face the whole time. Two years from now I will live like a human again. Quit bitching a d reinvent yourself like I did. You are only being discriminated against because of your attitude. Hell take the same route I did. Go work your ass off on a boat for three years, get your captains license and you can make six figures in the sun. My attorney sais I can reopen my old business under a new name in two more years with out fear of having to pay her. I am not going to do it because I can make 6 figures on the water, in the fresh air and the sun. You show up on a boat with a good attitude and the will to work you will get enough hours in three years to make 6 figures if you get the right license. Drop the woe is me and fix your life.

So on one hand you say everything was handed to you or so easy because of being white.....but on the other you claim you had to work your ass off for it?
Make up your mind, dirtbag.
I played H.S. baseball...football....track...cross-country.....and college football.....and playing sports isn't like what I did on an A Team. Not even close. The mind-fuck and gut check I went through just to be accepted to the "Q" Course was horrendous.

I've trained foreign troops on how to kill their enemies. That takes a serious attitude and an extremely high level of professionalism.

And I don't have a negative attitude. I've always been a realist. This is what happens when you see the world and experience war in far away places.
I've been in roughly 2 dozen countries and realize that the racism the left talks about doesn't exist, at least not systemically in the US.
However....that is all changing.....thanks to the communists on the left and shitforbrains assholes like yourself that make it all possible with your apathetic attitudes.

The folks you seem to support are talking about Equity......not Equality.
Look up the difference.
Equity has to do with a system of uneven justice, cash redistribution or personal assets and who controls it. Which means they fully intend on taking from one group and giving to another. This is the first stage of a communist takeover.

'Equity' and 'Equality'

How they differ and overlap

www.merriam-webster.com