FistOfThe North
Senior Member
Originally posted by Robtard
Where did you learn your racist views of "Whites", where they passed on? Did your father feel the same negative views towards "Whites"?
Nope. I learned about the history of Whites and the United States on my own through books and videos, eyewitness events and my own experiences.
From learning and reading about Nazi's in suburbia to the K.K.K. in the south (both which are getting stronger and stronger by the day here in the U.S.),to White Power! and White supremacy, to seperate but equal, to being hanged or dragged for being Black by Whites, or for looking at another White woman or getting arrested for not giving your seat to a White man on a public bus, to separate water fountains, to the racial slurs, to inventing the word "n*gger", to legal injustices, to the daily scrutiny, to legal American slavery backed by the U.S. gov't in "the land of the free" -more like the land of the coward and hypocritical-, to the brutal native american genocide, to the diseases, the rapes, execution, to manifest destiny, to the wars. (9 in the last 90 years) corporate scandal, to fcuked policies, to getting paid lower for being black, to being called a n*gger for no reason in 2007, to being the country hated all over the world, to the modern mental slave grip, and to sticking it to the man, and more! I learned and read about all these "facts" on my own. Damn, it's fcukin' terrible and hard being non-White in the U.S. right now but it must've truly sucked hard to be Black back then. Damn.
You know I once heard that racism was invented by Whites in order to preserve the White race. Now i cannot attest to this because i have no proof of it, just saying it's what I heard.