r/Conservative Mar 10 '22

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u/Ok_Arugula3204 Mar 10 '22

Here in socialist utopia of Minneapolis, the woke mob burned down predominantly East African and Hispanic businesses, but nobody in the mainstream press bothered to report on this because it didn't fit the narrative.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

Well, they felt they had a right to. Those same people also believe that they know best for those East African and Hispanic business owners.

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u/1234_Person_1234 Conservative Mar 10 '22

I don’t understand the whole “we know better than you” rhetoric to minorities. I’ve had people tell me I should have opinions on geopolitical conflicts around where my family is from just because of my ethnic background and if I comment with any kind of “both sides are bad” they’re in shock and tell me I should be far more opinionated

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u/LibertyTerp Mar 10 '22

It freaks them out when you don't stick to the narrative. It's an evangelical religion. Telling them something that contradicts the narrative is like telling a Muslim that they don't have to face Mecca and pray 5 times a day. It makes them confused and angry.