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(07-16-2019, 04:01 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Nah, it's more the mentality of "I can take it, they cannot" is what's frowned upon. By the very definition you consider yourself superior to those poor victims of other races. 

Why do you think a white person cannot consider him/herself a victim of racial slurs, but A person of color cannot? Is it your outlook that the superior white person should be able to shake it off? Because you've said a lot of racist stuff about white people in this forum. No one has to "play the victim" to easily identify that. Of course only the white mam can "play the victim"


Perhaps time for your racist meme. 

Who said they "can't take it"?  I said such things don't make me feel attacked or a victim of racism but I'm willing to stand with others who do feel attacked.

I explained why as a white male I don't think we are victims of racism, but I get some people feel they are and like to use the race card anytime they can...especially  when discussing something racist said by a white male.  DOUBLE especially when it come to protecting Trump.

Are they false accusations of racism by some groups?  Of course.  There are no absolutes as my good friend in college would say. 

I think you are just looking for an accusation that isn't there.  That my saying something when I see racism is making the victim of the attack appear weak and in NEED of my saying something when I am just adding my voice to theirs.

If you came to aid of a fellow soldier who is being attacked verbally for their race would you be doing it because you think they are weak and can't handle themselves?  Does your helping make you "superior" to them?

I'd think not.

Does helping ANYONE make us "superior" to them?  I can't see how that would be possible unless one thinks that they and they alone can help.

Wait a minute...didn't someone say that?