Comments on: ‘White privilege’ in the Age of Survival

By: Virginian Secessionist

Virginian Secessionist — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 19:25:33 +0000

The last time I made those same arguments, Jared, I received this scoffing reply, “Ha! That’s not what it means. This country is different. These people are coming here to build a better life. Who are we to deny them that right?” There are many people who sadly refuse to see the truth.

By: Jared

Jared — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 14:09:39 +0000

“White privilege” carries a connotation of great evil and injustice with it. But who complains about Black privilege in Africa? Who complains about Mestizo privilege in Mexico? Who complains about Han Chinese privilege in China? Who complains about Arabic privilege in Saudi Arabia? You see, when the majority racial/ethnic population in non-White countries are preferred and benefit from being members of the majority group, why that’s just natural and fine. But when Whites in White countries enjoy this same “privilege” that goes along with being in the majority, that is a great injustice that must be mitigated.

Therefore, one must arrive at the conclusion that those who seek to minimize “White privilege” are really just ANTI-WHITE.

But once again, the attempt to connect the lack of outrage expressed at Tagg Romney’s remarks about punching Obama with this “White privilege” is utterly asinine.

By: Virginian Secessionist

Virginian Secessionist — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 14:08:15 +0000

“What do Unicorns, the Loch Ness Monster, and Reverse Discrimination have in common? They don’t exist!”
Someone clearly hasn’t done any research. A unicorn hasn’t always meant a pretty whine pony with a spike sticking out of its head. There’s a breed of deer with one horn, which was called in the old days a “unicorn.” So unicorns are real. It is entirely plausible that Nessy either exists or existed. Plesiosaur is the best explanation, and since Loch Ness has never been fully charted, there could lurk in its depths the skeleton of a plesiosaur that once lived there (and thereby gave rise to the ancient legend). And for reverse discrimination, one need only open one’s eyes to the fact that we’re not allowed to have student unions, a heritage month, or any other ridiculous things that the other races get. Biggest slammer for that is the fact that we are the *only* race it is acceptable to displace, and the *only* race where the world would supposedly be better off once we’re all gone.

So I have a bone to pick with that sign. Unicorns do exist. Loch Ness is entirely plausible. And Reverse Discrimination is really just discrimination plain and simple.

By: The New Silence Dogood

The New Silence Dogood — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 00:46:43 +0000

The whole things perverse.

Period.

All human beings need to understand (And accept) the fact that we are all made differently. Even though we are different (Look different, act different, different skill sets, etc.), it shouldn’t make one superior in a haughty, arrogant, way. It is what it is. That’s what makes studying different parts of the globe “cool” in school, because it was always neat to find out that we weren’t all the same, and that’s what makes us unique as a species.

All this other stuff about “white privilege” or whatever it is, is just garbage and nonsense (Especially in this day and age).

Anyway, that’s my “two cents worth” for the day (And that’s about all that it’s probably worth!)

By: Jared

Jared — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 00:43:18 +0000

“…One of the hallmarks of White Privilege is the unquestioned and largely unchallenged assumption that white people can say heinous things about people of color without blowback or even mild criticism — things that people of color rarely dare to say about white people, for fear of serious retribution.”

What alternative universe does this anti-White lunatic live in? Reality is the OPPOSITE of what he said here.