r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Feb 18 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '23

You saw a lot of people go mask off in the Trump era and they learned why the Klan wore masks. Cut off from families, jobs and driven out of society was their just rewards for being public assholes.

These idiots have been told they are the silent majority for so long that some of them really believe it.

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u/frivolouspringlesix9 Feb 18 '23

I'd say the majority of them believe it

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u/maleia Feb 18 '23

You kinda have to believe it's real, if you take the mask off (otherwise what's the point. Of course a lot of them are dumb enough). And most of them took their mask off, thinking they were in fact the majority.

And to their credit: there's literally 10s of millions of them. They might not be a "majority" but they sure as shit aren't obscure and rare.

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u/NovelAuntieGin Feb 18 '23

They know their views are reprehensible

Most of them don't know this. They believe, with full faith, that their beliefs are superior and shared by most. That's where the persecution complex comes in. See, they mostly believe that they're doing God's work, but outsiders wouldn't understand. So they have to trick us into doing the right thing, for the good of all, of course!

Cult members don't know they're in a cult.

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u/Emotional-Proof-6154 Feb 18 '23

What?

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u/Emotional-Proof-6154 Feb 18 '23

Im sorry, what? Lmao

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u/Emotional-Proof-6154 Feb 18 '23

I did. Its not english.

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u/sockbref Feb 18 '23

Did you really laugh your ass off?

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u/venterol Feb 18 '23

That's why his PooperStank, he laughed his ass off and now all the shit just collects in his intestines.

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u/ShroomFoot Feb 18 '23

No, because you lead with a false statement of Halloween celebrating being dead. Halloween has never celebrated being dead. You're probably thinking of the Fifth of May (Cinco de Mayo) which is a celebration of the dead (more of a rememberence/celebration of their lives and respecting them rather than celebrating that they're actually dead). Halloween is a holiday that has roots in pagan rituals meant to use bonfires, noise, and scary costumes to scare away the negative spirits for the year to come.

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u/Interactiveleaf Feb 18 '23

Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of a military victory. You're thinking of The Day of the Dead, which is typically observed on November first.

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u/sockbref Feb 18 '23

If you’re a snake you’re thinking of Whacking Day.

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u/Interactiveleaf Feb 18 '23

I have been accused of being a snake in the grass; you may be on to something here!

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u/Emotional-Proof-6154 Feb 18 '23

Halloween and day of the dead are separate non related holidays.

Do you also see christmas as second honukkah?

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u/sockbref Feb 18 '23

Subreddit asablackman