Anonymous wrote:Republicans = the Pro White Male party
Democrats = The Anti While Male party

That's not quite right. Democrats are not anti white male, they just don't think white males are anything special (or at least no more special than anyone else).

Anonymous wrote:Republicans = the Pro White Male party
Democrats = The Anti While Male party

What are Independents?

Republicans = the Pro White Male party
Democrats = The Anti While Male party

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Anonymous wrote:I’m getting really tired of seeing race mentioned on every single forum in DCUM, from real estate to cooking tips. Starting to seriously wonder about Russian propaganda here.

I’m certain Americans are participating but, yeah, it’s definitely calculated.

Why don't you both research "identity politics?"

Then take an honest look at WHICH party has been pushing identity politics to try to gain an advantage? (Hint: it isn't the republicans).

If you want to be honest, the Republican party is totally about white identity these days. Look at Gillespie's ads. They are all about immigration and protecting Confederate statues. The entire Republican agenda is about protecting white people from everyone else.

I had three phone calls and two texts from the Gillespie campaign over the weekend and none mentioned immigration or protecting Confederate statues and I live in Alexandria where this is an issue. I have received at least one mailer from Gillespie for two weeks and the only mention of immigration is the Dreamers and illegal immigration. I don't watch much tv so haven't seen the Gillespie ads you saw. If you can post the ads that would be great

Gillespie has multiple versions of ads about Confederate statues:




Also several versions of ads suggesting that Northam supports MS-13:



Today the Washington Post has an article about Gillespie's adoption of Trump's tactics:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-politics/as-gillespie-adopts-trumpian-tactics-in-virginia-bannon-credits-corey-stewart/2017/11/05/cb32b5ac-bf5b-11e7-97d9-bdab5a0ab381_story.html

Which quotes Corey Stewart saying:

"It feels like my campaign, doesn’t it? I feel vindicated by it. What is it that they say? Imitation is the best form of flattery."

If you remember, Stewart ran a straight-up white nationalist campaign.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m getting really tired of seeing race mentioned on every single forum in DCUM, from real estate to cooking tips. Starting to seriously wonder about Russian propaganda here.

I’m certain Americans are participating but, yeah, it’s definitely calculated.

Why don't you both research "identity politics?"

Then take an honest look at WHICH party has been pushing identity politics to try to gain an advantage? (Hint: it isn't the republicans).

If you want to be honest, the Republican party is totally about white identity these days. Look at Gillespie's ads. They are all about immigration and protecting Confederate statues. The entire Republican agenda is about protecting white people from everyone else.

I had three phone calls and two texts from the Gillespie campaign over the weekend and none mentioned immigration or protecting Confederate statues and I live in Alexandria where this is an issue. I have received at least one mailer from Gillespie for two weeks and the only mention of immigration is the Dreamers and illegal immigration. I don't watch much tv so haven't seen the Gillespie ads you saw. If you can post the ads that would be great

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Anonymous wrote:When was it ever not OK to be white?

this is a prank intended to stoke racial tension.

It's not even a prank. It's a recruiting tool for white supremacists. They are pretty open about their intended goal - getting mainstream whites to see themselves as victims and becoming to white supremacist policies and politicians.

Why is every other race allowed to form groups based on heir race, but if whites do it then they are "white supremacists?" For example the black congressional caucus, NAACP, La Raza, etc.

Whites are already allowed to form groups and have been doing so do years -- have you not heard about these groups? They are called the Klan, The U.S. Senate, The US House, many state legislatures, the Fortune 500, etc.

Just stop. Your comment is neither true nor appreciated.

Of to mention the Masons, secret college societies, and country clubs, even though technically they are integrated.

Not the Prince Hall Masons

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Anonymous wrote:The poor tortured white people.
We have to do something to make them feel wanted.

White and when I see someone who isn't, I smile benevolently at them because they would kill to be me.

I shake my head and hold my nose when I see white people because they’re so full of shit lol.

How sad for you. So much hate.

You should think long and hard about what you just wrote. We are one human family.

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Anonymous wrote:The poor tortured white people.
We have to do something to make them feel wanted.

White and when I see someone who isn't, I smile benevolently at them because they would kill to be me.

I shake my head and hold my nose when I see white people because they’re so full of shit lol.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m getting really tired of seeing race mentioned on every single forum in DCUM, from real estate to cooking tips. Starting to seriously wonder about Russian propaganda here.

I’m certain Americans are participating but, yeah, it’s definitely calculated.

Why don't you both research "identity politics?"

Then take an honest look at WHICH party has been pushing identity politics to try to gain an advantage? (Hint: it isn't the republicans).

If you want to be honest, the Republican party is totally about white identity these days. Look at Gillespie's ads. They are all about immigration and protecting Confederate statues. The entire Republican agenda is about protecting white people from everyone else.

False narrative Jeff - and you know it. Shame on you for pushing it. Your claim is as ridiculous as asserting all democrats are Antifa. That is not true.



But identity politics? At least you can acknowledge that democrats use this divisive tactic for their own political gain.

If the title of this thread had been "It's ok to be black" ... NO IT IS NOT, would this thread have gotten off the ground?

Anonymous wrote:The poor tortured white people.
We have to do something to make them feel wanted.

White and when I see someone who isn't, I smile benevolently at them because they would kill to be me.

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Anonymous wrote:When was it ever not OK to be white?

For the last 10 years or so.

People like you are upset because your racism is no longer going unchecked. Racism and prejudice isn't white. If you've been uncomfortable in recent years it's because you are bigot.

- white lady.

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Should tibetians feel uncomfortable when Chinese government policy encourages Hans to migrate to their lands and diminsh their majority and culture?

Whoa -- not a good analogy until 2021 when China has taken over the US and makes the coasties relocate to flyover country to be re-educated and learn the value of work.

The poor tortured white people.
We have to do something to make them feel wanted.

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Anonymous wrote:When was it ever not OK to be white?

For the last 10 years or so.

People like you are upset because your racism is no longer going unchecked. Racism and prejudice isn't white. If you've been uncomfortable in recent years it's because you are bigot.

- white lady.

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Should tibetians feel uncomfortable when Chinese government policy encourages Hans to migrate to their lands and diminsh their majority and culture?

Of course they should. And the native Americans should be pissed off as well, not you white snowflakes.

+1 Has ^PP not heard of the "free Tibet" movement, championed by the likes of Richard Gere? (I'm no fan of his, though).

To the OP. I'm white. No guilt here!