It seems incredibly difficult for a certain cohort of white guys to...
Isaac Young@HariSel57511397
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Dec 31, 2024
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It seems incredibly difficult for a certain cohort of white guys to reconcile their individualistic “go-getter” attitudes with systematic persecution. The thing they quietly sneered at minorities for complaining about is actually happening to them, and they can’t grasp it.
John Carter@martianwyrdlord
Delusional. The problems are in fact systemic, and those systemic problems generate personal problems. When it becomes clear that it doesn't matter how hard you work, it doesn't matter what you know, it doesn't matter what your skills are, because positions are handed out on the basis of skin color and genitalia, this very naturally - and, indeed, rationally - leads to despondency.
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Whites can’t act as a group, think like a group, it’s all filtered through “personal responsibility”. If circumstances are rough, you deserve it because you’re lazy. You just need to work harder.
Meanwhile, the ones succeeding in America actively support their worst members.
Meanwhile, the ones succeeding in America actively support their worst members.
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Group loyalty, the racial lens through which the entire globe operates except white people, is that you prefer the worst member of your group to the best member of the other guy’s.
This melts so many normie’s brains it’s unbelievable.
This melts so many normie’s brains it’s unbelievable.
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And getting to the effects of persecution, there’s a point where many people can’t just “take it”. Only so much weight you can stack on. There’s only so many stressors you can put on a person before they simply break.
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After decades of abuse, many white Americans are finally at this point. And instead of offering assistance, those better off choose to scorn them for failing to meet Herculean expectations. Regular Americans had not only to support themselves, but the entire third world.
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It’s inevitable that you lose people—a lot of good, otherwise hardworking people—because they can’t take it anymore. They need a hope for the future, something worth striving for, something worth fighting for.
It’s only the very exceptional who strive even in utter darkness.
It’s only the very exceptional who strive even in utter darkness.
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But as someone from Gen Z, I guess I’ll end on this. You are not just out for yours and your own. You have loyalties and obligations to your community, duties to prefer your people over foreigners.
If you’re one of those many people who “made it” and then didn’t turn around and invest in your people, you don’t have the right to complain about being replaced. You don’t have a right to complain about your children not fitting in at schools or failing to get into college or not securing a good job because of their skin color.
It’s not the rest of the world’s fault that you thought you could surrender and not suffer the consequences.
If you’re one of those many people who “made it” and then didn’t turn around and invest in your people, you don’t have the right to complain about being replaced. You don’t have a right to complain about your children not fitting in at schools or failing to get into college or not securing a good job because of their skin color.
It’s not the rest of the world’s fault that you thought you could surrender and not suffer the consequences.