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This saturday, my 10 year old son kept saying he wasn't racist for eating brown bread. I told him to cut it out and his answer was that blacks are brown like poo.
I told him to cut it out again and his answer was that "blacks kill people and should stop complaining for getting whipped years ago". He thought he was hilarious.
I tried to explain him a few things and how wrong his words were but he just kept insisting that blacks should just get over it.
I know his mother is not racist at all and neither am I. The weird thing is that it seemed to come from his own reasoning. I suspect he got this from the news watching US black lives matter protests since we live in canada in an area where the black population is basically non-existent.
How do you convince your own child of not being racist. It was pretty gross and embarassing to watch him spew these words out.
Friends, YouTubers, etc. I’m not racist but could see why he feels that way simply by watching BLM riots and what they do. It certainly doesn’t conjure up feelings of sympathy. Then again, most 10 year olds don’t watch nor care about the news. Ask why he feels the way he does.
Friends, YouTubers, etc. I’m not racist but could see why he feels that way simply by watching BLM riots and what they do. It certainly doesn’t conjure up feelings of sympathy. Then again, most 10 year olds don’t watch nor care about the news. Ask why he feels the way he does.
I understand your point. But regardless of your opinion on that matter, having these opinions and saying them out loud will get you into problems at school or later in the workplace.
You, Mr. 7-posts, have discipline and mental development problems in your theoretical household and child that go far beyond the "racism."
Honestly, if you were a real person, I would not even know where to begin addressing the systemic problems in your household and parenting. I hope they don't stem from your actual upbringing or any real-world experience you've had. Since you are clearly a troll, the question is academic. Hopefully when you grow up, you will find more constructive uses of your time than trying to get a rise out of strangers on the internet.
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