If race comes up in my discussion with blacks. I have no problem with it.
I just point out what is being done to MY race.
Blacks talk about THEIR race all the time.
What screws us up is when we try to make an OBJECTIVE argument for the white race to non-whites.
And what will screw you up is if you make the thing complicated.
This takes the very moral courage that anti-whites have been ripping out of us for generations. It is why the Mantra is so hard to get people to use but so effective when we DO use it. It ASSUMES our right to be part of our race.
The second you try to make it an “us” issue with a non-white, you’ve LOST.
If they were to ask me about the implications of what I have said, which they have never done in THOUSANDS of cases, I would say I don’t know exactly what to do because nobody allows us to discuss it freely.
#1 by The Dude on 12/31/2011 - 5:17 am
Another thing that “respectable” white people do is preface their statements with the “but” word……..
For example, “I’m not a racist, BUT those flash mobs are always blacks beating on whites.”
You add BUT to anything you say and you LOSE!