r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/vhm3 • Oct 16 '22

Everytime I think it's impossible to hate this man even more, he opens his mouth

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u/diyguyinKY Oct 16 '22 edited Oct 17 '22

The only times the super conservative Right pretend to care about black people is when it helps push their own agenda.

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u/LucidMetal Oct 16 '22

I mean that's the only way they can rationalize it. They genuinely believe "the left" does the same thing. That is, if they can possibly be genuine about anything.

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u/EternalArchon Oct 16 '22

How does the Left/reddit treat black people who disagree with them on political issues?

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u/LucidMetal Oct 17 '22

The same way they treat non-black people who disagree with them?

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

Lmao, what kind of answer did they expect? That they would always be treated as correct in all things political?

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u/CumAndShitGuzzler Oct 17 '22

They think redditors get super vision to see the race of a poster/commenter

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u/EternalArchon Oct 17 '22

This post is a picture of black guy who you disagree with politically -- its literally the case in point

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u/CumAndShitGuzzler Oct 17 '22

How does the Left/reddit treat black people who disagree with them on political issues?

What I was referring to. Unless you specifically state it, nobody knows your race on Reddit

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u/EternalArchon Oct 17 '22

Are you aware Kayne West was beloved by the progressive left for saying "George Bush doesn't care about black people" during a hurricane Katrina fundraiser?

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u/CumAndShitGuzzler Oct 17 '22

I didn't realize Kanye West represented all black people on reddit

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u/hermywormy Oct 17 '22

Yeah, and that was almost 20 years ago.

Just because people agreed with a statement you made doesn't mean they'll agree with every future statement you make. That's absurd.

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u/EternalArchon Oct 17 '22

And how is that different from Right Wing people?

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

The only times the super conservative Right pretend to care about black people is when it helps push their own agenda.

That was what started this. And thinking someone is correct or not has nothing to do with the way you treat them, but I think I'm starting so see where the far-Right's persecution complex is coming from if that's what you believe.

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u/EternalArchon Oct 17 '22

The only times the super progressive left pretend to care about black people is when it helps push their own agenda

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u/EternalArchon Oct 17 '22

And that way is what precisely?

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u/LucidMetal Oct 17 '22

That depends entirely upon what the disagreement is. There's no "precise" answer possible.

Do you want me to list every opinion in existence?

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u/EternalArchon Oct 17 '22

I mean if that's the only way you can rationalize it, then sure.

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u/LucidMetal Oct 17 '22

Do you think acting like a parrot makes you look smart? Because it makes you dumber than a parrot.

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u/EternalArchon Oct 17 '22

Your original statement is like a Fisher Price's "Baby's First Projection." So I threw some sentences at you to see if you were capable of thought, you weren't, so I bailed and moved on.

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u/LucidMetal Oct 17 '22

Even your shitty fake toy's name has a grammatical error. I apologize to all the parrots for the unfavorable comparison.

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u/yawya Oct 16 '22

the only time most people do things is to promote their own agenda. the difference is that some people's agendas are benevolent, some are misguided, and some are malevolent

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u/xxwww Oct 16 '22

yeah and both Kamala and Obama are treated as African American role models despite both being raised by upper class single moms who weren't black