“White People Are the Real Problem”
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@soopaanus2 weeks ago
the white fatigue is real
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@zerotoanime39533 weeks ago
I agree with you completely sis. As a black american man your right. And too often people of color side with white people.
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@Wildwildmint2 weeks ago
As a Middle Easterner, I am glad the rest of the world is waking up
we've always known their true colors, no pun intended.261
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@user-qy6tu9ip9v13 days ago
I am glad you're realizing this. Yts have caused most of the worlds problems and soon it will come to haunt them.
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@brendanobern55352 weeks ago
I'm a white man. You see what "Latinos for Trump" somehow could not.
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@gregsmith269312 days ago
You've said it very well. Most people are aware but act unaware, for convenience
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@3mindgame12 days ago
European taught racism to everyone across the world. From Philippines/ Asians to Latin Americans.
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@tedcrooks482613 days ago (edited)
First thing America needs to do is not vote for trickle down economics. I’m an older white guy and I do have compassion and I do care about all people, that’s why I voted for Harris. A lot of people that were and weren’t white for some strange reason voted for all things bad.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ubZ5TNB3Vc&lc=UgxFi9y0NiaZkpod15d4AaABAg@ladyree7575 commented on Wednesday June 25, 2025 | Likes: 22
So very true. The problem is them and their weird prejudices. It tants every environment they touch.
Cacs are a disease, a parasite 
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• Ethnic cleansing
• Genocide
• Enslavement of ppl
• Oppression, forced conversion and destruction of all indigenous beliefs/cultures that protect nature in Africa and the Americas
• Irreversible exploitation and destruction of nature
• Causing extinction of countless animals by hunting them for fun
• Dropping nukes, putting the whole world in danger
The harm white ppl as a collective have done and continue to do
to the world on a global scale, while being such a small minority in it isn’t highlighted enough by the majority.
• Genocide
• Enslavement of ppl
• Oppression, forced conversion and destruction of all indigenous beliefs/cultures that protect nature in Africa and the Americas
• Irreversible exploitation and destruction of nature
• Causing extinction of countless animals by hunting them for fun
• Dropping nukes, putting the whole world in danger
The harm white ppl as a collective have done and continue to do
to the world on a global scale, while being such a small minority in it isn’t highlighted enough by the majority.
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Summary of the YouTube Video Transcript
Introduction
The speaker reflects on their recent move to the suburbs, noting the gloomy and rainy weather, which contrasts with their previous experience in New York City where rain was calming. They connect the depressing atmosphere to the current political state of the country, highlighting a perceived lack of compassion and empathy.Suburban Experience and Diversity
The speaker discusses the lack of diversity in their suburban area, describing it as predominantly white and right-leaning. They express sadness about the historical shift from indigenous and native communities to a predominantly white population, feeling it does not represent the true history of the USA.Political and Social Commentary
The speaker criticizes the current political climate, suggesting that efforts are being made to prevent the country from becoming predominantly black and brown. They reference a National Geographic prediction about the future racial makeup of Americans and contrast it with the "Make America Great Again" slogan, interpreting it as an attempt to maintain a white majority.Immigration and Colonization
The speaker discusses the selective immigration policies that favor white Europeans over black and brown communities. They argue that this system perpetuates instability and is rooted in colonization, which has historically marginalized and exploited non-white communities. They mention the exploitation of immigrant workers, particularly Latin Americans, who are often paid poorly and treated unfairly.Historical Context and Racism
The speaker provides a historical context for racism in America, discussing the colonization of indigenous lands, slavery, and the ongoing marginalization of black and brown communities. They criticize the white community for perpetuating racism and stereotypes, and for historically benefiting from systems of oppression.Personal Experiences and Observations
The speaker shares personal experiences and observations of racism and discrimination, both in their suburban area and in broader society. They mention instances of white people policing and harassing people of color, and the lack of diversity in leadership positions within companies and educational institutions.Education and Representation
The speaker emphasizes the importance of representation in education, noting the prevalence of white teachers in predominantly black and brown communities. They argue that this lack of representation can lead to a lack of understanding and empathy, and can perpetuate racial stereotypes and biases.Community Dynamics and Internalized Racism
The speaker discusses the dynamics within communities of color, highlighting issues of internalized racism and colorism. They criticize the Latino community for its anti-blackness and for often seeking acceptance from the white community. They argue that this behavior is counterproductive and perpetuates division and oppression.Gentrification and Displacement
The speaker talks about the impact of gentrification on communities of color, noting how white people moving into predominantly black and brown areas can make residents feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. They express a desire to live in a place where they are surrounded by people who look like them and where they are not policed or harassed because of their pigment or features.Conclusion and Call to Action
The speaker concludes by encouraging communities of color to support each other and to be aware of the history and impact of colonization. They emphasize the importance of unity and self-acceptance, and they call for an end to the perpetuation of racist ideologies and behaviors. They also urge international communities to consider the experiences of people of color when deciding whether to move to the USA.Ding! Come and see the wonderful conversation between me and Ernie~ Click the link 文心一言 -- Ernie, who can write copy, read documents, draw, chat, write poetry and make tables, is your all-round partner!
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Because capitalism is intrinsically connected to Abrahamic religions,
as they’re expansionist in doctrine, and therefor hostile to ALL indigenous cultures they meet by design.
For example, Christian missionaries = active cultural expansionism and legal mental enslavement of predominantly Black and brown ppl to work for the Church, through passive agressive forced conversion.
Hence Abrahamic slavery, genocide and colonialism historically and to this day being rooted and justified through their SCRIPTURES.
Every. single. indigenous culture that came in contact with them has been oppressed and culturally cleansed, under their false pretense of “civilizing the savage indigenous cultures” to continue their calculated neverending agendas to expand Abrahamic empires through extreme physical, cultural and political violence.
Africa, the Americas and Asia are prime examples of this fact.
When ppl hear “Abrahamic religions are the problem”
they think it’s just about not liking their doctrines on a surface level. While in reality it’s their cultural indoctrination to destroy indigenous ppl and their cultures weaved into the fabric of Abrahamic religions that is the problem perpetuating itself in its followers. Manifesting itself in ALL forms of physical, cultural and political violence we see daily in the world.
The only cultures they see as equal are eachother, because of the history of their doctrines having the same source, and them knowing the equal level of extreme cultural and physical violence they therefor all manifest.
So the specific internal wars between their ideologies that we see on a global scale, is between ideological mass-murderers fighting for the top spot, with the racial undertone being the racialization of said ideologies.
Christianity being racialized white
Judaism being racialized white
lslam being racialized brown (Black too by extention,but not internally)
Hence the collaborative racialized Judeo-Christian fascism movement of the West against lslam, on a global level.
It’s just a racialized ideological battle among mass murderers of lndigenous cultures on display on the world stage.
The current Middle-East is politically extremely dumb, blinded by money, not realizing Christianity and Judaism are now globally clicked up in a LONG-TERM racialized religious ideology war against them,
with them being seen as the global center of Muslim ideology (90%).
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staticshock
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I’ve been practicing white fatigue since 88 