It’s Hard To See Racism When You’re White

It’s hard to see the bias against white people if you’re white. You may see some examples of anti–white rhetoric but you quickly explain it away with ‘white privilege’ and ‘white guilt’ from colonialism, slavery and the holocaust all of which have been weaponized against you in order to capitulate to the anti-white agenda of ethnomasochism. Either believe in white privilege or be a bigot. If white privilege is a myth then that means you believe that white people are supreme, not due to historical oppression and injustice, but due to their genes. Obviously that is rAcIsT; therefore white privilege must exist because nobody wants to be called a bigot.   History is written by the victors of war and is engineering to instill your own self-hatred. This effect can be seen in governments of traditionally white countries. (I say traditionally-white because they are…

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Gaslighting the American Public

The term originates in the systematic psychological manipulation of a victim by her husband in Patrick Hamilton’s 1938 stage play Gas Light, and the film adaptations released in 1940 and 1944. In the story, the husband attempts to convince his wife and others that she is insane by manipulating small elements of their environment and insisting that she is mistaken, remembering things incorrectly, or delusional when she points out these changes. The play’s title alludes to how the abusive husband slowly dims the gas lights in their home, while pretending nothing has changed, in an effort to make his wife doubt her own perceptions. The wife repeatedly asks her husband to confirm her perceptions about the dimming lights, but in defiance of reality, he keeps insisting that the lights are the same and instead it is she who is going insane. > We are…

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