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Hey, anything that everyone agrees on, must be good, right? If you aren't willing to support non-whites for being non-whites or call out priviledge. its because you are a racist.

No matter what I do, you'll call me a racist.....

Why should anyone ever concede anything to your point of view, when the reward is the same as the consequence?

Trying to appease the chronically offended is a pointless waste of time.

agreed

I'm a minority and the concept of 'white privilege' is nonsense. Race grifters and liberal simpletons are the only ones that buy into this notion. Everybody else knows it's not a real thing, which is why you never hear about it in the real world.

I agree, and, if you don't mind my asking (this is kind of a weird question but I can't exactly see you. feel free to ignore me if you dont want to answer) but what do you mean by minority?

Bengali (Indian looking if you're not familiar with the nationality etc etc)

cool! :)

im plenty willing to support non-whites. but it is racist in itself to assume they need out help.

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and i quote "Liberalism has also succeeded, tragically, in convincing blacks to see themselves first and foremost as victims. Today there is no greater impediment to black advancement than the self-pitying mindset that permeates black culture. White liberals think they are helping blacks by romanticizing miscreants. And black liberals are all to happy to hustle from guilty whites. The result, manifest in everything from a black studies programs to black media to black politics, is an obsession with racial slights real or imagined."

The paragraph was taken from the book titled "Please Stop Helping Us" by Jason L. Riley, who, by the way, is black.

I would also like to add that colleges that lower their standards to black people can get into school is hurting the black community further. People who are let in simply because they are black and not because they have good grades or meet the original qualifications cannot keep up in school because even though the school lowered the standards, the did not lower their level of education. As a result, many black people have dropped out of college with shattered confidence. Treating black people like they need help is to assume they need help in the first place, which, in itself is racist. I am not saying that we shouldn't help those who need it, I am saying that it only hurts the black community to force help upon those who don't need it.

another quote from the same book: "...liberalism remains much more interested in making excuses for blacks than reevaluating efforts to help them."