the-pi-guy said:
A few distinctions here - white people make up the majority of the population, most of the politicians, most of the rich people are white. If you were in China, telling people that the 'China virus' is killing people, no one is going to get the idea that it's actually the fault of the Chinese individuals. Unless they have some weird issues, they're not going to start attacking their neighbors, or boycotting restaurants that happen to be run by Chinese people. - White supremacy is advocated for, by and large by a subset of white people. 'China virus' isn't advocated in the same way. If millions of Chinese people were advocating for the virus, then yeah, it'd be pretty fair to blame them. Last I checked, there aren't any Chinese versions of the KKK intentionally spreading coronavirus towards non-chinese people. |
"white people make up the majority of the population, most of the politicians, most of the rich people are white."
Very true. A shame this does not immunize whites against injustices.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3bRtaKwaW8 (Medical Detectives (Forensic Files) - Season 9, Episode 26 - Fishing for the Truth)
"White supremacy is advocated for, by and large by a subset of white people. 'China virus' isn't advocated in the same way. If millions of Chinese people were advocating for the virus, then yeah, it'd be pretty fair to blame them. Last I checked, there aren't any Chinese versions of the KKK intentionally spreading coronavirus towards non-chinese people."
>Can you define 'white supremacy' for me here? Is the majority of our political leaders being white part of this so-called 'white supremacy'?
Last edited by KLAMarine - on 04 June 2021
