People that get called racist are generally pretty fuckin racist, and it scares them that it might not be as popular as it once was. Hence "Make America Great Again".
People that get called racist are generally pretty fuckin racist, and it scares them that it might not be as popular as it once was. Hence "Make America Great Again".
I think you are wrong there, yes there are the fecktards that are, real racist you can usually spot dragging there knuckles down the road. but in this day and age, the word seems to have been kidnapped a bit. when you have rape gangs grooming children and the authorities ignoring it in case they are labeled racist this is where I have the issue. my point is here if something is blatantly a miss people need to speak up. wrong is wrong somewhere we have all got lost in this bubble of political correctness
and we turn a blind eye to people around us suffer real pain and anguish rather than having our feelings hurt by a word.
Racism is just deep-rooted into culture. People think that racism = saying the n word or whatever and it's not that simple. The system of government and the economic model of capitalism is also inherently racist and as long as we live in the same governmental and economic systems we live in a racist nation. Most normies are blind to it because they've "got theirs" and don't bother think about others that are struggling. "As long as I don't say the N word, I'm not racist!" is how people think. Anyone who supports capitalism is a racist, not only are they a racist, but they are a class traitor, a bigot, etc. All minorities suffer under capitalism.