02-12-2016, 11:02 AM
(02-12-2016, 10:26 AM)fredtoast Wrote: We should not give up our power or influence, But we should not use it in a way that benefits our race over others.
What do you think we should do? Should we use our power and influence to treat black people worse than white people?
I have already told you this. White people have been helping black people all throughout history. White people have died to end slavery and to outlaw it.
We aren't oppressing them. Terms like white privilege and institutionalized racism are used not to create equality, but instead shame whites and used to marginalize white issues.
You and others call non-whites a marginalized group. However the word marginalize means to sort out and place in level of importance. Any complaint of racism made by blacks is heavily investigated and even when no racism actually occurred blacks still get to claim victim status. What you are doing in this very thread is marginalizing white issues. "Oh, You're not a victim, you're white." As if being white can't make me a victim.
Ask yourself this...
When was the last time someone was able to show white pride during the SB halftime performance?
Then come tell me that blacks don't get a voice in this country.
