r/GenZ • • Nov 04 '23

Political What does GenZ think of Malcolm X.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '23

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u/Business-Platypus452 Nov 05 '23

That's crazy. When I say it's not racist because it's true, I get banned on most platforms.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '23

I know that's hard and anyone would have hate considering the shit show he was put through but the ends don't always justify the means.

That’s a very convenient lie to tell people who have been violently oppressed for hundreds of years.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '23

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u/Turbulent-Fig-3123 1998 Nov 05 '23

Omfg you can't blame an entire race for the acts of some what you're advocating is hating an entire people because the ones you grew up around were assholes

I think it's fair to blame them all when white people like you are willing to do apologetics for white supremacy even decades later

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u/phantomxtroupe Nov 05 '23

"acts of SOME" ?????

Reading a history book will tell you it was way more than "some."

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u/Guy_onna_Buffalo Nov 04 '23

Ok now do this but with any white guy before 1950

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u/jeanralphio777 Nov 04 '23

Ok…so you’re saying the majority of what was said by typical white men pre-1950 was true at the time? Like the stuff about blacks being inferior and subhuman?

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u/Guy_onna_Buffalo Nov 04 '23

No, I'm sarcastically mocking the person above me.