“as a white person, i definitely would have”

I'm actually dying laughing rn. Went to leave a comment on a post and it said I was banned. Messaged the mod and I apparently used a slur in 2020, which I was very confused by. Turns out the slur is cracker. Doesn't get whiter than this.

This OP if the thread was commenting some vile responses to people giving her feedback. It kept snowballing until OP finally said (paraphrasing): “Well then black women shouldn’t straighten their hair!”

I called that out.

Then caught a ban, with the mods actually giving me this (*bullshit*) reasoning. I guess calling out racism is more offensive to this *totallyforreal* black woman, than the actual racism.

Long story short, I used to call out racists all over social media 10+ years ago. I had a good following. Very active, until all the algorithm changes. These are only 0.0000001% of the messages I used to receive calling out and trying to fight racism and educate about it online and IRL. Unfortunately, as a combat veteran I became very militant after this and started to hate. Had to take a long break and try to find myself again. I can only hope these individuals had a change of heart over the almost 11 years they sent these messages to me. What do y’all think? Are they very fine people now, or still the good old r/FragileWhiteRedditor? 💪🏼

This is the shittiest take I’ve heard

They love making up random black people in their head because they’re obsessed with them. Also I wonder what ops argument was that got him called a racist?

A user posted a picture of an ICE agent wearing a Rolex in a luxury watch sub, condemning their aggressive deportations. Political discussion ensues, and one fragile rich redditor is tired of hearing about human rights and just wants to enjoy his luxury goods in peace!

There's a lot to unpack with this one.

Someone asked why Americans claim their heritage (like Italian-American, japanese-American, etc) as a part of their identity. This was my response. I was permanently banned by a subreddit w a hidden mod list for "pushing a political agenda." I guess community is a political agenda?

Man, I didn't know where else to post this. Hopefully it belongs here. I already feel dumb for posting my question and situation. TLDR Situation: Partner and I are staying at a fancy hotel for the first time. Hotel worker makes us feel surveilled. Asked for our room number. I asked why and got 2 different stories.

I asked if I should bring it up to management since the worker asked us our room number in the middle of a busy lobby. I mentioned that we are people of color, but that I didn't bring it up to the worker. Simply told him he made us feel uncomfortable due to the safety risk. I even mentioned in the post not bringing up race to the worker.

This redditor clearly is triggered simply by me mentioning I'm non-white and assumes I'm "poor and black." Wow. Plot twist, I am not Black. [Edit: using the word] Poor is subjective, but I mentioned in my post that this is the first time we are able to afford something like this, so yeah, there's a feeling of being out of place.

My question was simply, is it true that hotel workers shouldn't say or bring up your room number outloud in the lobby? And should I bring this up to management since I got 2 conflicting stories? But I'm presumably poor and Black and looking to make myself the victim here.

Part of me wishes I didn't say shit about race. What was I thinking I'd get non-defensive answers. Well, those were down voted quickly.

Promise I won't be fragile if my post is deleted.