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Originally Posted by green_mariner
I'm aware that there are Blacks calling for Whites to die. There are also Blacks calling out those Black people, and calling out the terrorist mess going on. Who gets more attention? Black people calling for common sense, or Black people calling for genocide? Furthermore, there has also been a White antifa element in all of this. I notice Whites as a whole aren't being judged based on what violent antifa types are doing.
And consider this. I've dealt with White people calling me the "N" word to my face. I've been told by someone "go pick my cotton". I've dealt with some situations where people have thrown rocks at me. A month a ago I saw a guy throw eggs at a Black guy (and later at a White woman). You don't see me judging the entire White population based on the actions of the very worst. I don't go around thinking "I don't like White people anymore". I could do that, but I choose not to.
At the end of the day, when someone decides they want to take their anger out on me because of what people I have no control over have done, it becomes personal to me. I don't care why they feel the way they feel. Why should I if they are going to look at me sideways because of someone else?
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A black person cannot hide that they are black, and a white person cannot hide that they are white, (despite how some have tried, Rachel Dozel, or whatever her name was.)
Pantifa and white supremacists CAN hide in a crowd of white people, just as radical BLM people CAN hide in a crowd of black people.
I think that there are more black folks who do not condone this violence, rioting, looting, or attacking of white people.
I think there are more white folks who do not condone police brutality, racism, or attacking of black people.
The problem is, despite the majority, in both races, NOT tolerating this craziness, the fact remains:
If you walk around in a predominantly white neighborhood, you're not going to know who is a white supremacist, who is pantifa, and who is a normal white person who doesn't hate someone based on their race.
If you walk around in a predominantly black neighborhood, you're not going to know who is a black supremacists, who is part of radical BLM, and who is a normal black person who doesn't hate someone based on their race.
So, as much as you keep telling us how much you have to worry about people of a different race than you, so do white people. You don't ever seem to want to admit the latter.
As I said in my previous post, I have never feared a black person before. But now? How can I know what they think? How can I know that of the 20 people in the parking lot, who might be that one who thinks attacking or killing a white person is hilarious, revenge, pay back, etc? Maybe none of them are, but I don't know that.
And what makes it worse is that the media, and the Dem politicians are not condemning any of this, they are not even trying to stop it, some are threatening us with more (Kamala Harris), which could have an effect on how some black people view white people, even if they aren't part of the radical BLM.
Just as you don't know if some white guy is going to spit on you, call you the "N" word, throw rocks at you, until they've done it, white people don't know if someone is going to harass them, call them whatever names, or attack them, or, as we've seen in videos, just go up to them and kill them for no other reason than they are white.
If it was horrible when some white people did that in the past to black folks, then why is anyone condoning doing the exact same thing to white folks? You don't right a wrong by repeating the wrong.
What I said stands. I do not think all black folks, or even the majority of black folks, are okay with what has been happening. But now, when I never had fear before, I do, because I don't know which one in the crowd does think it's okay to do these things.
I'm not judging an entire race of people, I'm HOPING that the people I come in contact with are NOT what the media is portraying.
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