
BurnerTheCount
676 posts






I would never choose to be black, but I would rather be myself forced to pick cotton in the Antebellum South than be myself forced to experience "diversity" from the 1990s to today. How is this even a question? Cotton-picking slaves were taken from a chaotic tribal life, living moment to moment like animals, and they were given cars and apartments and grocery stores. Their population grew from a few hundred thousand to 40 million. Most of them live on free resources given to them by White people. White people created everything of value and had it stolen from us, are being openly abused and killed by low-IQ "outdoor people" who don't belong here, and we have no access to the things that we created. There is absolutely no comparison. Sign me up for picking cotton with my own people and a guaranteed future handed me for free.





White men are very easily the most oppressed group in history. Nearly 100% of our problems are external, in the system. But no one's going to solve them for you. You have to solve them yourself, which means we have to solve them together. This rat is trying to tell you that you have problems because you are personally deficient. That's probably not true. The average White guy is more competent than the top 20% of any other group except maybe East Asians. But even that doesn't matter, because the top 2% of white guys are more competent than 100% of everyone else put together. It does not matter how many retards you put to work designing a rocket, it's never going to fly. The exclusion of white men from opportunity is the vast majority of the problem. It's not that there are no stupid white guys. About 14% of them are. It's not that there are no white guys with problems. Everybody has flaws. It's that we were always that way, and we were doing thousands of times better than everyone else before somebody snuck into our government and changed all the rules to make sure that we get nothing in our own countries. No one's going to solve that but us, and us includes you. So it's not your fault that things are so bad, but it is your responsibility.



















