For Those of You Who Say "I Like My Racism Out in the Open"...

[SunZoo]

Notice how this liberal white lady, had the self awareness to be 'politically correct' enough to call this man African American while she endangered his life for nothing. How many other opportunities has this sneakily racist c*nt had to completely ruin someones life because they're black and in her way?

 

[Tryna Makit]

I wont say im living the dream...rather you all are now seeing nightmare ive been privy to since age 8.....


This country is Exactly what ive always thought it was

Which is a White smile with Rotted teeth that merely replaced them with shiny veneers for a while.....but still breathing the same stank toxic breath from day one.....

 

[FTBS]

Never said the statement but seen it on here, open racism reminds us what we’re fighting against as opposed to it being done behind the scenes and keeping the masses unaware

Both are dangerous, but one is on display and causes more of a reaction to address/counter it

Exactly. I don't think people are saying that like or prefer any kind of racism. However, more overt racism takes away the false sense of security and like you said galvanizes people into action. The more direct approach is easier to see coming and deal with. If someone is trying to harm you would you rather they come out and tell you so that you could be prepared or would you rather they acted like they were cool with you so that they could pull some snake shyt when you weren't expecting it?

 

[TheSpook]

Dead

You think the people who say they rather it in the open dont want it dead?

 

[Gold]

This is a bit of a red herring.

This statement has nothing to do with actually liking racism, open nor closed.

It simply means that covert racism (i.e. institutional racism) has been the greatest threat we have faced over the past 60 years. Its not even up for debate, economically speaking.

What I mean is-

Imagine a white manager who simply does not want to hire a black person on his team. First off, it would be extremely difficult to ever prove this considering he is 'not being open'. And even if they were ever caught, he still would have the ability to feign ignorance and pretend that it was 'an oversight'. Sure, they would go to some BS diversity training, but- they still would retain their employment/power, they still will be allowed to go to their same country clubs, they still would be welcomed into their community.

True. The covertness is what makes it harder to prove. But even saying that, you are under the presumption that the powers that you are proving it too are covertly racist and not openly racist.

That's the paradox here... He's not gonna lose his job for being openly racist, if everyone else is openly racist.
He only loses his job for being openly racist if the CEO, the backers, the patrons, etc are not openly racist, or afraid to be for similar backlash.

When a company is like "We apologize for the views of such and such, they have been removed from the company"... they are probably just as racist as dude was. But they have to hide it for fear of backlash.

Because if he's openly racist with the backing of an openly racist local management, judiciary system, legislative system, and the mandate from the president... maybe he just looks at you and says "fukk I dont want any black employees, you're fired"

And his boss high fives him, and his sales go up for standing up to "BLM agitator" or w/e they call us now.

 

[Shoog Shatmi]

I gave you an example of how people talk about racism. I’ve had these conversations with my relatives all the time Over the last 2 1/2 decades.

I dunno, whenever I've heard black folk talk about the relative merits of moving down South, usually lower COL, warmer weather, family connections, or just being around more black people are mentioned. Never heard anyone mention open racial hostility as a plus.

 

[Gold]

I used to light up wit a white boy i worked with, typical white boy nothing out of the ordinary all the clients liked him yadda yadda. One day he got cut off by a old black lady while my indian homeboy was with him. He said out of nowhere he just screamed ******!! at the top of his voice and my homeboy was like

You got damn right id prefer him being the actual fukking nazi he is. On larger issues i believe it would probably help keep the black dollar in black communities for a longer time if u know that racist store owner hates you and your fam or whatever

You have any other white boys you smoke with now in 2020? Or was he the last one you needed to know that they all like this?
This isn't me trying to put you down btw. We all been there.

Open racism is what opens your eyes the first few times. But once they are open... if you close them again that's kinda on you right?

 

[SunZoo]

But I sure as hell don't need a cross burning in my front yard to remind me that white people are racist. I dont need that shyt, I just dont.

None of us want that, or need it in any capacity. But like I said...it's coming back around for a reason. And it's because we changed some laws, put social pressure on cacs for being themselves in public and drove them into hiding and then clapped for Bill Clinton for playing the saxophone while he set shyt in motion to destroy us. Had he not got caught getting head from a fat white bytch he would have gotten even further with his agenda.

You can't legislate morality, you have to change hearts and minds. As you can see, the hearts and minds of a lot of these people who have decided to let it all hang out were never changed. They were stifled, and it was only going to be so long that was gonna hold til we had to put these issues back on the table. When you zoom out and look at all that's going on with a wide lens, it all makes sense, there is no other way for us to move forward. Dulling the pain to go back to ignoring the symptoms is not an option.

 

[Barlow]

based on the fact that what is happening has always been happening but at this moment we're much more vigilant and proactive i would say yes.

 

[Gold]

Btw, thanks for having a civil and enlightening discussion. I actually agree with most everything that was posted here on both sides of the debate, which is somewhat surprising to me.

 

[BillBanneker]

True. The covertness is what makes it harder to prove. But even saying that, you are under the presumption that the powers that you are proving it too are covertly racist and not openly racist.

That's the paradox here... He's not gonna lose his job for being openly racist, if everyone else is openly racist.
He only loses his job for being openly racist if the CEO, the backers, the patrons, etc are not openly racist, or afraid to be for similar backlash

Because if he's openly racist with the backing of an openly racist local management, judiciary system, legislative system, and the mandate from the president... maybe he just looks at you and says "fukk I dont want any black employees, you're fired"

And his boss high fives him, and his sales go up for standing up to "BLM agitator" or w/e they call us now.

Folks on the coli saying they want "open racism" is pure cap, or they have a disneyland idea of what "open racism" is. With open racism , you're getting the full social, institutional and violent enforcement of it.

 

[FTBS]

I don't entirely knock that statement. It is fitting under circumstances when you're dealing with the other side and they're smiling at you. I remember listening to Howard Stern years ago and he said anytime a Black person left the room, it wouldn't be long before the whites in the same room starting talking about the n!ggers. If you're conscious then you already know what it is. Scenarios like that make statements such as "I like my racism in the open" fit the occasion.

However, considering the past three years and current events and where society is headed, that statement is moronic. You've got an administration in office with white nationalist ideals. What used to be limited to st0rmfr0nt, American Renaissance, Jared Taylor types, 14 words, etc., is now mainstream conservative politics. This isn't the kind of open racism anybody with sense would want.

I don't think anyone necessarily wants this however the fact that it so quickly and seamlessly became mainstream conservative politics demonstrates just how close the two were all along. To that point, did it really BECOME mainstream conservative politics, or is it just not being made crystal clear that they have been one and the same now? We are seeing how many people truly ride with that shyt and have been riding with that shyt. It's not like people are being converted here. No, the very same people walking around in those red hats and running up in government buildings with guns now or making legal decisions that are in line with this dude are the same people that would say "Hey I don't see color. I have black friends." while smiling all up in your face 4 years ago. No one wants to be locked in a room with a rabid dog. But if you are, you'd most likely prefer the lights are on and you can see this mothafukka as well as possible ways to get out.

 

[Ski Mask]

I get what your coming from, but I remember when i saw/read black saying they couldn't believe racism was still here in 2009/10/12/etc... It made me realize that covert racism has a sedative effect on us.

 

[8WON6]

nikkas basically crying that racism out in the open is too much. You should want to know what these people think of you. You should want to know what moves they are making.

Some of yall want racism to have a smile. You're cool with the police brutality, as long as there's an Obama on top giving you a "hug".

Some of you are just now realizing America is racist. Yall think it just started with Trump. The wake up call is too much for you and you want to go back just like the MAGAs do. We can tell yall got a wake up call because yall react to every single word coming out of that Orange fukk boy racists mouth.

 

[Kairi Irving]

Dead

Only one race would have to exist for that to happen