What is white privilege?

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Dis86 said:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowb...ppropriation-jamaican-bikini-bantu-knots/amp/

:D:D:D

Love it. I'm gonna start telling off every black dude I see that isn't wearing a loincloth or speaking in clicks. And woe betide any black woman who isn't walking around with her boobs hanging out and ankle bracelets on. Just what do they think they're playing at :mad:
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This is the funny thing. People like Adele actually support BLM. They champion minorities and it’s on record she is “into” black guys. She has brought it on herself a bit and I have no sympathy for her. Why you would want to “black up” is an enigma to me.
However my point is even the white following liberals can’t be part of the end idea. When push comes to shove they will turn and attack all these lemmings too because they are “not” black. They are out for one race only. Its actually getting laughable now.
 
Dis86 said:
It's based on the appropriation of Asian cultural culinary skills and flavourings. Basically it's Satan in food form.
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I agree that CTM is fairly awful, usually a step up from burgers and pizza though. It is the curry you order after drinking loads of lager rather than before.
Cultural appropriation only works if it is a white bloke preparing it, not eating it. The latter is cultural appreciation. A good thing usually.
 
Dis86 said:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowb...ppropriation-jamaican-bikini-bantu-knots/amp/

:D:D:D

Love it. I'm gonna start telling off every black dude I see that isn't wearing a loincloth or speaking in clicks. And woe betide any black woman who isn't walking around with her boobs hanging out and ankle bracelets on. Just what do they think they're playing at :mad:
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Seen this one yet?

https://unitedwildlifeunion.com/2020/08/01/why-white-people-owning-dogs-is-racist/

According to bio-archaeologist Gregor Larson, the domestication of dogs started in 2 places: Eastern and Western Eurasia. The Eurasian people worked non stop to gain and maintain the trust with these gorgeous creatures, but it was all stolen from them.

The greedy actions by white people stained the history books forever.

What actually happened?

Shortly after the Eurasian people worked so hard to train and bond with wolves, most of them were shipped off and given to Europeans.

These filthy white savages took the work and credit from the Eurasian people and branded these magnificent creatures as their own.

The need for white people to claim premade or pre-discovered things is not isolated to just this incident. Countless times in history, whites have been caught stealing the work and talent of POC for their own success.

Honestly speaking, we shouldn’t be surprised that white people would steal the domestication of dogs as well. Based on historical knowledge, this behavior will not slow down within the white community.
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Someone should probably have told the author that western eurasia includes europe.

Mind you I'm leaning towards this being parody.
 
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Narj said:
The problem is there are actually people who think like this so it's becoming more difficult to tell these days!

If it wasn't the case, we wouldn't have Titania McGrath :D
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Sad but true!

There was actually a far-left feminist parody website that shut down a few years back because they literally couldn't compete with reality.

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainme...-down-after-founder-admits-it-was-pure-satire

Funny stuff, I remember a lot of people on both sides falling for Medusa Magazine.
 
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