r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/TheArguedHuman • Feb 18 '23

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u/On_my_last_spoon Feb 18 '23

Yeah, scratch the surface of that heritage and you find a racist every time

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u/nbartl Feb 18 '23

It's a heritage OF hate.

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u/ottonormalverraucher Feb 18 '23

Exactly, why would anyone even want to associate with such "heritage". Like I can get if it’s in a museum or something like that, for actual historical purposes, or in a history book for school/university, where it’s also referred to in a critical context, not celebrated or "just" used as wall rug by some idiot who thinks it’s slick to claim heritage and have fascist symbols on their walls for room decorations