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[Kamina]

Humanity does this literally constantly.
It's also a retarded justification for commiting atrocities.

And its even more retarded to look at the atrocities of the distant past and feel guilt because of it.

 

[Riastrad]

The truth is this: non-whites want to punish whites for the feelings of inferiority we inspire in them. Every cry of "racism" is an admission of feelings of inferiority.

 

[Lanrutcon]

and the world needs resources far more than it does the lives of a few primitives.

All lives matter, but only until a nation of rednecks wants to drive their hummers, right?

How are they fucked because of us? And who is us specifically? Modern people? All Americans? Some?
Do you know exactly when your ancestors arrived in the US? Even then, doesn't mean all of them were slaveowners or rampant killers. It's bizarre and frankly absurd that there's this automatic confirmation that all white Americans are slaveowner's children somehow, its the strangest attachment of guilt I've ever witnessed.

Whoa there. Read the entire convo: I'm not American. You guys did your own thing with your natives, and that's a whole different subject.

 

[Cybrwzrd]

All lives matter, but only until a nation of rednecks wants to drive their hummers, right?

 

[Down With Yoga Pants!]

The truth is this: non-whites want to punish whites for the feelings of inferiority we inspire in them. Every cry of "racism" is an admission of feelings of inferiority.

Lots of truth in this. The real source of "white supremacy" isn't white people, it's non-whites projecting their own inferiority complexes onto white people and then blaming them for it.

 

[Romulus]

Whoa there. Read the entire convo: I'm not American. You guys did your own thing with your natives, and that's a whole different subject.

It still applies to most any white person. I didnt do anything to any natives and neither did you. But if you come to the US as a white person, regardless of accent you'll be seen as an oppressor. Lol
And natives all over the world were doing the same to each other, just on a smaller scale. No guilt needed.

 

[Romulus]

Vietnam was a pointless, stupid, and highly unpopular war that was essentially started on a lie. That was apparent to most Americans fairly quickly. So of course the soldiers who fought it were disrespected. But I don't see how that is comparable to all the white guilt propaganda that is now being pushed in the schools and media. It's not social media pushing this, it's institutional. The subversion is far more embedded and widespread than the 1960s.

That wasn't really my point about Vietnam that it was a 1to 1 with today's situation.
But how can we know exactly what is being pushed in schools? We have some videos of teachers saying things is all I've seen in terms of hard evidence. I definitely see it in social media but again I honestly think it makes it seem worse than it is. You could probably put anything on camera and it go viral in these ultra liberal cities and I don't think it's a reflection of the whole.

 

[Down With Yoga Pants!]

But how can we know exactly what is being pushed in schools?

Is this a serious question, or are you playing dumb? What takes place in public indoctrination centers and overwhelmingly Leftist universities is not exactly classified information. There's so much evidence out there (polls, course catalogs, videos, interviews, books, etc...) that it's hard for me to believe you are unaware of the mountain of evidence available. I'm almost certain at this point that you are arguing in bad faith.

 

[Romulus]

Is this a serious question, or are you playing dumb? What takes place in public indoctrination centers and overwhelmingly Leftist universities is not exactly classified information. There's so much evidence out there (polls, course catalogs, videos, interviews, books, etc...) that it's hard for me to believe you are unaware of the mountain of evidence available. I'm almost certain at this point that you are arguing in bad faith.

That's not my point and I'm not denying its taught, even to an extreme worse than we even know. My point is, and I've said this several times, I don't believe those are the whole. Again, I think liberal cities are the minority, and while vocal, I don't see it as anywhere near the whole to the point of the country has been conquered by this mindset. If so, people like Trump wouldn't even have a chance in an election.

 

[#Phonepunk#]

its a national tragedy. it is very sad. i learned about this by the time i was in 3rd grade and it made a huge impact on me. i learned about the Trail of Tears, i went to some reservations, etc. at the time i would say the country was built on an Indian burial ground, just like the Poltergeist, that's why things are so fucked up. it's kind of what the Shining is about, in a way.

no idea "what is being pushed in schools". i learned in the 80s about Andrew Jackson's genocide campaigns and several others. i mean the old West was a thing, cowboys and indians just finally dying off and all that. plus we had many native tribes still in the area which we could visit and see. i used to have some really cool t-shirts i got from a reservation. do i personally feel guilty? no. i had no decision in where i was born.

i mean it is what it is. as people say, many atrocities have taken place in the past. many atrocities took place far more recently than that time. there is horrific shit going on now, terrible abuses of power, and we somehow keep getting distracted by the past. "Look to slavery! Look to the Native Genocide! ignore the leaders of today and their constant fuck ups!" this is why Shell and Amazon and Wells Fargo all sponsor this race based think tank stuff. it is a distraction from nuanced history. it is possible to be realistic about the past without using it to perform some narcissistic flagellating ritual of self pity.