It is important to show the anti-White rhetoric by South African politicians, but what is more important is to understand that there are elected politicians in our own countries that would be speaking the same way if they could win elections doing so.
Forwarded from Noticer News
New opinion from Stephen Wells @triggereveryone on the death of presumption of innocence in Australia:
"The failure of the judicial system to properly and impartially punish violent criminals has incentivised police to apply false charges as normal practice"
https://www.noticer.news/australias-justice-system-broken/
Follow: @NoticerNews
"The failure of the judicial system to properly and impartially punish violent criminals has incentivised police to apply false charges as normal practice"
https://www.noticer.news/australias-justice-system-broken/
Follow: @NoticerNews
Forwarded from Joel Davis
>never actually asked grok about the holobunga
>creates kino advertising campaign as if grok isn't as zogged as chatgpt anyway
>creates kino advertising campaign as if grok isn't as zogged as chatgpt anyway
Forwarded from Blair Cottrell 🇦🇺
Racist remarks are genuinely funny or meaningless so long as you actually like yourself.
No one has ever said anything racist to me that I haven’t been able to ignore or laugh at, because I know what I am and I don’t have a problem with it.
Racism will only be distressing to someone with an identity delusion or to a person who has bought into someone else’s delusion.
Obviously, if a person isn’t comfortable with themselves and has developed some sort of cope to pass themselves off as something they’re not, racism (much like ‘misgendering’, sexism, etc) only grieves them because it alerts them to a reality they’re trying not to acknowledge.
‘Anti-racism’ is the idea that people should have a special right to their delusions, and that broader society has a duty to get offended on behalf of others with those delusions.
Basically, the whole idea of racial, gender & sexual equality as a social standard is rooted in ignorance of reality and widespread self-loathing. But when you don’t hate yourself and just look at everything as it is, it’s all pretty funny.
No one has ever said anything racist to me that I haven’t been able to ignore or laugh at, because I know what I am and I don’t have a problem with it.
Racism will only be distressing to someone with an identity delusion or to a person who has bought into someone else’s delusion.
Obviously, if a person isn’t comfortable with themselves and has developed some sort of cope to pass themselves off as something they’re not, racism (much like ‘misgendering’, sexism, etc) only grieves them because it alerts them to a reality they’re trying not to acknowledge.
‘Anti-racism’ is the idea that people should have a special right to their delusions, and that broader society has a duty to get offended on behalf of others with those delusions.
Basically, the whole idea of racial, gender & sexual equality as a social standard is rooted in ignorance of reality and widespread self-loathing. But when you don’t hate yourself and just look at everything as it is, it’s all pretty funny.