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9 minutes ago, Doot said:

Is this correct? 

I want to learn, y'all. 

In the case of this brewing debate, the topic is “whites aren’t victims to racism” which is totally not true. When has anyone seen a white person getting the same treatment as any Black or POC? 

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Blastertoyo
1 hour ago, Twitter said:

Why Dave? :laughga:

“Ya sure u want more ketchup on your eggs dave? Calm down dave” 

please enlighten me to death
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1 minute ago, Twitter said:

In the case of this brewing debate, the topic is “whites aren’t victims to racism” which is totally not true. When has anyone seen a white person getting the same treatment as any Black or POC? 

I guess my confusion is I feel like prejudice and racism is often used interchangeably in modern day, and upon me Googling it, the definition of racism reads as the same as what people here are referring to as "prejudice". 

Is there a reason why there is so much confusion and vagueness between the terms?

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Gagaloo911
10 minutes ago, Varys said:

which points? I havnen't posted anything i the beginning of this thread except links to the defenition of karen

Whoops, upon rechecking I see I got you mixed up with another user somehow. Must have been this site lagging and I mistakenly started quoting you.

Sorry about that! Everything I said to you was directed to the first user I quoted.

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Blastertoyo
1 hour ago, Thomas P said:

No it’s not. But I’m glad you’re grasping at straws to fit in and feel offended :bear:

 

Gorl you know I’m not white

also it’s a well known joke on the forum 

:bear:
but I’m glad you really felt like you did something by telling an asian person they’re grasping at straws feeling offended for white people and to fit in

:huntyga:
how inclusive of you 

 

please enlighten me to death
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hankhatesyouall

The Karen meme is obviously offensive and sexist but I like how the left continues to alienate new demographics. First, they only revolted against straight white men. Now, "privileged" straight white women are their new scapegoat. They will soon move the goalpost by including the whitegays (or have they already moved it?), Latinos and continue to add new demos that don't rank high enough in Oppression Olympics. 

  
  

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Seryabkina

didn't bother watching the video, just wanted to say that that woman looks gorgeous from that thumbnail tbh

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Varys
3 minutes ago, hankhatesyouall said:

The Karen meme is obviously offensive and sexist but I like how the left continues to alienate new demographics. First, they only revolted against straight white men. Now, "privileged" straight white women are their new scapegoat. They will soon move the goalpost by including the whitegays (or have they already moved it?), Latinos and continue to add new demos that don't rank high enough in Oppression Olympics. 

  
  

If you watched the video you would know it is not about if the meme is offesive or not thats an entire other discussion

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8 minutes ago, Doot said:

I guess my confusion is I feel like prejudice and racism is often used interchangeably in modern day, and upon me Googling it, the definition of racism reads as the same as what people here are referring to as "prejudice". 

Is there a reason why there is so much confusion and vagueness between the terms?

This table explains the difference better instead of me typing a novel :messga:

Difference-Between-Racism-and-Prejudice-

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1 minute ago, Twitter said:

This table explains the difference better instead of me typing a novel :messga:

Difference-Between-Racism-and-Prejudice-

The way this only confused me more. :bear:

 

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Thomas P
12 minutes ago, Blastertoyo said:

Gorl you know I’m not white

also it’s a well known joke on the forum 

:bear:
but I’m glad you really felt like you did something by telling an asian person they’re grasping at straws feeling offended for white people and to fit in

:huntyga:
how inclusive of you 

 

:flop: I thought you were of the you know who blonde types on the site 

Did not mean to be a flop  eeeek :bear:

 

 

I clowned myself, and for that I am truly sorry :bradley:

I’m a simple guy to please, if you like Melodrama, we chill.
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3 minutes ago, Twitter said:

Fixed

I appreciate you for respectfully putting ignorant people in their place. We are lucky to have users like you. It’s hard to be a black user of this forum sometimes. I’m starting to think race topics shouldn’t be allowed on this forum any longer because nothing is being learned and this has been going on for too many years

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Wait, I found this and I think I understand now:

Prejudice is when a person negatively pre-judges another person or group without getting to know the beliefs, thoughts, and feelings behind their words and actions. A person of any racial group can be prejudiced towards a person of any other racial group. There is no power dynamic involved. 

Bigotry is stronger than prejudice, a more severe mindset and often accompanied by discriminatory behavior. It’s arrogant and mean-spirited, but requires neither systems nor power to engage in.

Racism is the system that allows the racial group that’s already in power to retain power. Since arriving on U.S. soil white people have used their power to create preferential access to survival rights and resources (housing, education, jobs, voting, citizenship, food, health, legal protection, etc.) for white people while simultaneously impeding people of color’s access to these same rights and resources.Though “reverse racism” is a term I sometimes hear, it has never existed in America. White people are the only racial group to have ever established and retained power in the United States.

 

This makes sense to me, please tell me this is correct so I can no longer be confusion about the terms lol

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