Anybody can be the victim nowadays. Isn't it great!

Don't forget serial killers. White men are all outcasts and serial killers.

And if you try to relate to black people, you're "acting black".

Also, you're the butt of every " Black people are like this but black people are like THIS! " joke.

You get to have sex with hot white women, though. To me, that balances everything out.

We can.

We mostly don't give a **** though. Its the difference. We don't have an inferiority complex.

I find color funny because nobody is happy. White people loading on the fake tan/sun beds to look dark and black people usibg cream and make up to look whiter.

Not sure what Spanish / Chinese etc who are in-between want. It's hilarious. Just be happy with yourself.

Well when you are on top of the social pecking order, why would you have inferiority complex. Given I will be honest, I do hate whenever someone pulls the race card in certain places, like black lives matter at Bernie Sanders.

Honestly I just find it annoying that the race card exists in parts of North America (not all, I totally understand that fact), where discrimination is almost non-existant. 

Assuming much there buddy. I may be discriminated for other things? I just don't dwell on them.

Theres alot of victimisation that goes on. Discrimination is nowhere near what it used to be many decades ago. Aslong as you don't act like someone up to no good, no one is gonna assume you are. Aside from there is just victimisation and pleas for special treatment. Like the Hollywood actors have done pretty much. They don't want to be recognised by their own merit. They want to be recognised by their skin color. That is just ridiculous. They do themselves a disservice.

Well I was not saying you being a white person are top of the social pecking order, but I would say in general whites are on top currently. Sooner or later it will be Asians. Just how society will be. Also can I say I hate the term whites and blacks, not because of political correctness, but it is too fucken broad. 

"We don't give a **** though." Which is why we're all here whining and complaining about it. Lol

Listen, I'm black and I'll be the first to admit that there's racism toward whites from the black community. Check out this a-hole likening blacks who complain about racism toward blacks to having an inferiority complex. What a bunch of crap! But yes, there is discrimination against white people. Even from other white people. But the white who rebut with this notion are usually the ones who think things like racism is over or there'sno such thing as white privilege. Why not readily admit these things exist alongside the acknowledgment of discrimination toward white?

I've heard people say "reverse racism" as well. There's no such thing! Racism isn't exclusive to whites. I've had blacks go on racist tirades on Facebook after I call them out about something and they check my page and see that my wife is white. Racism is racism!

Finally, to the clown who said, "We get to have sex with hot white women..." LMAO! Foolishness! I've seen every race of men with hot white women. Heck, some deranged kid even went on a killing spree because he was sick of seeing hot white girls with black guys. To be honest, I've seen a mixture of every race of good looking men and women in relationships. What world do you live in where pretty white women only date white men?

P.S. I answered NO in the poll. I think that's the correct answer lol. No, meaning yes that can be. I guess it's a weird way to word the question.

Of course they can, any race, gender, or sexual orientation can be discriminated against. Confused followers of intersectionality will try to argue that you can't be racist against whites because whites are in power. But, that's a dumb shit way of thinking and only encourages further racism. It's best to ignore those people and try to address bigotry and hatred wherever it may be.

Even if the power structure thing were true, it's still a racist question to ask because...which Whites are you referring to?  White people have come from several distinct regions of the planet, it's not like we all sprouted from the same exact location.  My memory may not be the best in the world, but I know the Irish, for example, were an extremely oppressed/marginalized people by both the English, and when they initially migrated to the US.

I actually prefer to be called black as opposed to African American. Don't hyphenated me. If anything I'm a Jamaican American. If one is hyphenated by their roots then all should be. But honestly I think none should be.