Covid and BLM.

[numnuts]

With hindsight, I think that a big part of BLM getting all of the mass media coverage they did, when protesting the demise of George Floyd in May 2020, was to do with increasing vaccine confidence in black people and other ethnic minorities. The PTB knew that the vaccines would arrive by the end of the year and they wanted to increase the uptake in those groups, which they knew had lesser trust in the system. All of a sudden those groups were supposed to matter more and we had an increase in black and ethnic minority people appearing on TV and getting more top jobs etc.. By collectively feeling more inclusive in society, they would then have more trust in the system and be more likely to get vaccinated.

[EnigmaticWorld]

They're going mad again over this Tyre Nichols case, and whites are getting the blame again even though the cops were black. Obviously they're pushing the systemic racism narrative, which is absolute horseshit because most actual white people on the far-right don't want to put their boots on the necks of minorities, they want a place to call their own. And white people are the only group that you can legally discriminate against.

 

Don't get me wrong, the way that Tyre was treated was brutal, but the whole thing glows.

 

I don't know the answer to this mess. Coexisting doesn't seem to be working though, and I just want out of this system. Peaceful seperation seems to make more sense with each passing day, but some think access to white people should be a human right or something.

 

This melting pot crap is never going to work. There will always be individual cases of racism and brutality, but that doesn't mean the whole system is racist, especially when white people have no say or self-determination. Everything is totally inverted. If society is going to lose its shit every time some arsehole does some brutal shit, then we're doomed because there's too many scumbags in society that can start race riots.

Edited January 28 by EnigmaticWorld

[numnuts]

1 hour ago, numnuts said:

By collectively feeling more inclusive in society, they would then have more trust in the system and be more likely to get vaccinated.

 

I just want to add something else. Even those, who don't believe in vaccine harms, should be able to recognise this.

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[Campion]

16 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

I don't know the answer to this mess. Coexisting doesn't seem to be working though, and I just want out of this system. Peaceful seperation seems to make more sense with each passing day, but some think access to white people should be a human right or something.

 

Separation might be worth a try, but it won't succeed for whites unless we drastically increase our fertility. Plus the "Illuminati" also want to complicate matters with miscegenation: where would mixed race people and families live, who they're advertising like crazy atm? 

[EnigmaticWorld]

On 1/29/2023 at 10:20 AM, Campion said:

 

Separation might be worth a try, but it won't succeed for whites unless we drastically increase our fertility. Plus the "Illuminati" also want to complicate matters with miscegenation: where would mixed race people and families live, who they're advertising like crazy atm? 

 

We would probably need to move somewhere abroad and start a community, most likely outside of the West.

 

Edit: Obviously I understand that this wouldn't be practical for most people.

Edited January 30 by EnigmaticWorld

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[Ergo Storm]

On 1/28/2023 at 6:06 PM, EnigmaticWorld said:

They're going mad again over this Tyre Nichols case, and whites are getting the blame again even though the cops were black. Obviously they're pushing the systemic racism narrative, which is absolute horseshit because most actual white people on the far-right don't want to put their boots on the necks of minorities, they want a place to call their own. And white people are the only group that you can legally discriminate against.

 

Don't get me wrong, the way that Tyre was treated was brutal, but the whole thing glows.

 

I don't know the answer to this mess. Coexisting doesn't seem to be working though, and I just want out of this system. Peaceful seperation seems to make more sense with each passing day, but some think access to white people should be a human right or something.

 

This melting pot crap is never going to work. There will always be individual cases of racism and brutality, but that doesn't mean the whole system is racist, especially when white people have no say or self-determination. Everything is totally inverted. If society is going to lose its shit every time some arsehole does some brutal shit, then we're doomed because there's too many scumbags in society that can start race riots.

 

Agree, but also it seems invariably in these cases the black suspect was not victimised by police officers, in fact was up to no good.  This is ignored because the media sense a story and accept a narrative based on twisted facts, so as to stoke up a headline-grabbing, agenda-riven witchhunt in which they can vilify the police and individual officers at will.  What must be remembered in all this is that the criminal justice system in the United States is highly politicised and media-driven, and there is no sub judice protection following arrest of a suspect. 

 

I know nothing about this particular case and don't care to learn more, but I do feel sorry for the officers as they may well be entirely innocent yet find themselves before the courts with no prospect of a fair trial.  While I agree with your comments about racial separation, that doesn't stop me having sympathy for people of all races on the receiving end of legal injustice: in this case, police officers who are black and may just have been doing their duty and had the misfortune of a suspect dying.  

Edited February 4 by Ergo Storm

[EnigmaticWorld]

2 minutes ago, Ergo Storm said:

While I agree with your comments about racial separation, that doesn't stop me having sympathy for people of all races

 

Agreed. Love for the in-group doesn't mean hatred of the out-group.