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Jameson Teqkilla

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Originally posted by Pokistic

What about my comment? Maybe you don't see my point. Many Blacks that participate in these Hatred crimes against Whites may be acting out from angry feeling and pressure of Institutionalize racism and for the centuries of abuse by Whites. And some act out by been racist and hatred towards Whites. Not saying is right. But it happens.

The problem is that you're assuming violent behaviors like "the knockout game" are purely a black thing, when white people have a pretty damn long rap sheet of senseless violence too. That's not a black thing, it's a people thing.

chjw

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Originally posted by Smooth Criminal

Congratulations, reverse racism. White people must be so miserable now.

It does exist, but trying to compare them is a FALLACY.

The term "reverse racism" bothers me so much, it's racism if someone is being singled out because of their race.

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Originally posted by satellites.™

Racism on an individual level can be done to anyone by anyone.

Institutional racism is something that cannot be done to whites because they hold the power in the economy and the media as well as the justice system.

This is true for Western countries but give it 15-20 years and Asia will hold all the power on a global scale.

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Originally posted by cOe

Yes.
But white people can't face institutional racism.
Also I think historical discrimination of, for example, Jews or Romani people, even though they are considered "white" (and yes, Jews are a nationality, not only religion) is racism as well. For example, in my country, Poland, Hitler's people easily differentiated Jews who are darker than Poles and have different facial features.

Being Jewish is NOT a nationality. It's a religion and only that.

and in regards to OP, yes anyone can experience racism. Racism does not mean you have to be enslaved or beaten up, a simple comment about your race in a negative way is racism. So in that way everyone can experience it. However, certain races in certain countries experience it to a worse degree than others.

Pokistic

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Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

The problem is that you're assuming violent behaviors like "the knockout game" are purely a black thing, when white people have a pretty damn long rap sheet of senseless violence too. That's not a black thing, it's a people thing.

I did not say it is only a Black thing. Although, it is a new phenomenon in the past decade of an increase crime against Whites. And these Knockout Games attacks are been carried out by Blacks more than Whites these days. But yes, Whites did this to Blacks for centuries. But my point is that there is racism and hatred toward Whites from Blacks as well. No race is free of not having these group of people that carry hate, resentment, discrimination and racism toward others for the color of their skin.

BlueTimberwolf

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Originally posted by chjw

This is true for Western countries but give it 15-20 years and Asia will hold all the power on a global scale.

We'll see about that....

Badger

Yeah who knows, when China takes over maybe then white people may experience institutionalised racism

Tymps.

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Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

I refuse to believe that racism against whites exists
The term 'reverse racism' is laughable tbh whites can be prejudiced against or discriminated against, but they cannot experience racism.

And the discrimination of a race is called... RACISM!

It's definitely not an issue almost anybody has to worry about but that doesn't mean it doesnt exist. And it's not institutionalised racism.

You social justice fighters can make up as many new definitions as you want tbh.

Ichinaru19

I never made this thread to say "institutionalized racism" is not true, because it is. I'm just saying anyone can experience racism, which is something people have disagreed with on this forum

And you can clearly see so in this thread.

Ichinaru19

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Originally posted by Badger

Yeah who knows, when China takes over maybe then white people may experience institutionalised racism

If you are a white person in Asia you can experience racism like that