godkiller
"We are the Fury"
I see a lot of people on this site claiming to be "pro-black" or against white supremacy, but then they turn around and repeat talking points that stem directly from white supremacy itself.
Black on Black crime
Single mothers
Rap music bad influence
Anti-educational culture
Black women want thugs
Crabs in a barrel
The gay agenda
Immigrants coming to take black jobs
Integration was/is a bad thing
Social welfare was/is a bad thing
Who's black enough or not
All ideas brought to us directly by white supremacy.
You really want to end white supremacy, you have to reject all of its ideals that have been indoctrinated into your everyday thinking.
Wake up brehs, a lot of you are perpetuating white supremacy, and you don't even know it.
Your premise is wrong, thus making your entire argument invalid. These arguments don't "stem from white supremacy". White supremacy did not "create" the idea that immigration is bad for black people. This, among other arguments, is merely a line of argument white supremacists use to back up their position when convenient, not arguments which belong to them as a whole. The argument stand alone as relevant and valid points; they aren't necessarily tied to white supremacy. Immigrants do take black jobs, crabs in a barrel do exist and integration is a bad thing. White supremacists will variously advocate for immigration and integration when these arguments are convenient for them. White supremacy is not necessarily for or against immigration or integration or social welfare.
But white supremacy will use all of these talking points when necessary to advance white supremacy. Black people in turn must use these talking points when necessary to advance our talking points.
You err in separating an idea into the "white supremacist" category merely because some white supremacist uses it. If a white supremacists values science and math, following your logic math and science are accordingly "white supremacist ideals". That's absurd and so is your assertion that the arguments you give are "white supremacist". No, they are not.
Under scrutiny your argument is
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