Oh, no. The problem with BLM is that now because they’ve assumed white privilege is so big of an issue, now they don’t give a rip about white people anymore. This was the original reason I hated BLM, before I even knew it was run by Marxists. I could see this very problem coming in the future (it was happening, but not like it is now). All the medias capitalizing black but not white on account of European being capitalized also had me worried about people’s ability to think. Europe is a country. African American are both country-related names. Black and white are not. I had no idea the reverse racism would happen so quickly, though.
For any Democrats reading this, Herman Cain (yes, the one who died of Covid) once was not getting paid as much as a white man in his profession, and instead of assuming it was racism, he asked why he wasn’t getting paid as much, and the boss said it was because the other guy had an MD. So Cain got his MD, and his pay was raised. This was not even recent. This was back in the day.
What I’m trying to say is this: White privilege has not been as big a problem as it was post slavery. Whether you don’t get a job because of your skin color, that’s one person out of 7 billion that made that decision. It doesn’t matter how many people do this to you. 50 is still a small portion of the American population of 330M people. There are always racists out there, but there are also always non-racists out there. And if you actually check why you don’t get something instead of assuming it is out of racism, you might just find a percentage of instances you count as racism aren’t actually out of racism. I am mostly black, and I don’t know anyone who has not gotten a job or got shafted of pay because they weren’t white. I’m not saying it doesn’t happen, but stop acting like it’s just the norm. You do know we could play ping pong with the whole victim thing for generations, right? If we continue this, one day, when emotional connection to the political push of the day fades, none’ll remember the pains of these days and will victimize whites. Then it’ll happen in reverse again. Victimizing doesn’t help people succeed at all, not even if they’ve actually gone thru hardship. Do you know that some blacks fought to get into major politics right after slavery? I’m not justifying slavery (I would never want it) but if those people could actually fight through prejudice and opposition to succeed and etch their names in our history books, why can’t we?
