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Originally posted by c0caine
Living in the past is more of a problem than living in the present, I'm not saying Europe doesn't have problems in the present but at least we don't have black people hating on white people because of stuff that happened centuries ago, it's good to know your history but it's also good to remember that the millions of non-racist whites of nowadays should not be blamed for the things that white people made long time ago, the amount of black americans I've seen that say they hate white people because of the slavery when they weren't even alive is a bit creepy, it just gives you inferiority complex seeing as white people are the majority which leads you to self esteem and self hate problems. And no, I'm not white.
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Not really. The person was saying how Europeans love to talk about the good things but fail to recognize the wrongs. Unlike Americans who aren't afraid to realize their **** ups.
Both America and Europe is great if you're white. But unlike the US, non-whites aren't allowed to be themselves, nor are they always meant to feel like outsiders. Don't get me started on the countless articles which talk about European ethnocentrism, arrogance, and heavy prejudice.
But it's hard to ignore the past, when European history is marred in bloodshed, genocide, racism, colonization, and imperialism.
promote that flawless country. I'm in trogir rn, going back to germany tomorrow
Why people still acting like their way of learning is the sole answer? 
