even though we probably should take it a little more serious. but not to seriously.

crack

yeah, what about it? are you talking about the nixon admin? remember that that backfired in the worst way. im never said there are not racist people or that many wrongs were not committed. Im only saying that we cant keep reliving them.

idk what youre talking abt
1. im from MSMG
2. im an alt

i dont know what msmg is supposed to mean,
so what? why did you comment?

MSMG is MS_Memer_Group

Why should we take it seriously?

Do you appreciate it being acceptable for you to be called a slur but you are not allowed to use the same language? Cause I don't, it's one of those things that I see as being a potential snowball, to say others can use certain language but we can't use it, snowballing into something like being comfortable with having less rights than others and finding ourselves subjugated in social and public settings.

Say it. You can say it. go ahead.

I have said it. A few times and in several different places.

So you were lying. You can say it.

Um, no, Im expected not to say and looked down if I do. That does not mean I or anyone else cannot say it. I can say it, anytime anywhere. The point I've been making is that saying it should not be subject to violence and/or harassment. If a black person called me cracker and I beat their ass for it, I'd be the one to be potentially charged for the hate crime, and saying that word would have society up in arms. Meanwhile everyone else is allowed to call me and my race whatever the f**k they want and we are just expected to take it. Pretty horseshit way for a society that supposedly wants unity and peace to live if you ask me. So in this instance no I didnt lie. Ive spent a ton of time and effort making it so that me saying certain things is exactly what people expect from me, and so minimizes backlash onlline. In reality though as I already pointed out, I would be risking a great deal to say certain words while, again, everyone else that isnt white gets a free pass to shit on white people.

So nobody has every beaten you up for saying the n word... But you want to beat ppl up for them "disrespecting white ppl?"

That's not at all what I said now is it? I've had a few violent altercations, but not over the n word. On the other hand I have seen have personally witnessed violent altercations over people being disrespectful with their words. Oh it all started innocently enough, a white guy and a black guy trying to get a ladies car running. Someone said something out of pocket, slurs on both sides started getting thrown around, and next thing you know, they are swinging on each other. Myself, the altercations I was in where mostly people disrespecting me rather than me having done anything to them. Im a dont start it finish type person. Although, I have let my mouth get away from me a couple times to be fair. Point is, dont pretend like its about me personally when we see shit going down all around us, when you can at any time go on social media and see black people sugar coating racist rhetoric, when you can see tons of people of all walks of life talking reckless. The point Im trying to make and that you are deliberately missing because instead of bringing up any counterpoint you want to try and paint me as a liar and an asshole, is that if you want equality, then you cant expect to both never suffer racism and be a racist yourself, you cant expect to call people whatever you want and not get called names yourself. That we allowed such a clear-cut double standard to exist, and one that grows increasingly divisive and violent, was a massive mistake. A mistake that is getting people hurt, maimed, killed, and is standing in the way of unity, because instead of blaming the people who made all this nonsense up to keep us fighting, we continue to blame each other, fight each other, continue to remain distracted and paint each other in the worst possible light rather than over look one another's flaws and go after the real enemies, which are the pedophile elites, who rape, murder, and plunder on a scale that makes Hitler look tame by comparison when you start looking into the histories of banking, corporations, and the aristocracy.

I've never experienced this double standard. Racism that I've experienced has always benefited me.

For example: Growing up in a predominantly white school the general consensus ppl had of me was that I was ugly and undesirable but a fun accessory to your friend group. I was 80 - 115 and 5'2" my senior year with natural brown curly hair. I wore makeup daily. Had the body of Brittney Spears.

I know work in a predominantly mixed racial environment. I have my own clique and I'm regarded as one of the hottest people in my work place despite gaining 20 pounds and not getting fully into b cup territory. My boobs protrude just a little more than my tummy. Get less frequent acne breakouts, and my hair is natural straight now. I've died it a patchy orange blonde. I'm not allowed to wear makeup at work.

So you basically grew up in a middle class setting in white bread vill. I grew up on out the country and out in the projects. Ive seen racism of all kinds. Ive seen it in general in the most casual ways going both ways out on the streets and Ive seen it within the system, like when the black lady who worked at HUD did everything she could to make sure my mom and I ended up in the worst possible neighborhood. Or when my mom tried to get food stamps and was told she was the wrong color. It goes both ways. You are not the only who has ever experienced racism and/or colourism. Your experience is not the only experience.

Ah... No that makes sense. You view yourself as the same ppl. Yeah. All the white ppl I work with are usually snow bunnies or talk with a blaccent.