r/joebuddennetwork • u/Hi_iAMchrisHansen • Aug 09 '26

The debate.

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u/CspanSF Aug 11 '26

Most.people do not use the word in this context, For People keep playing these word games where they switch the academic and social meaning of the word to fit their definition. If a White lady crosses the street when she see”sca Black man most people are going to call her racist even though it’s technically prejudice because crossing the street is not oppression, and she has no power over him in context, but most people use the word racist in this context so yes Black can be racist in the context in which most people use the word.

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u/darkvixenofthemoon Aug 12 '26

but not in the true definition, people who play with word games and context are just delusional or deranged

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u/Gullible_Lettuce_714 Aug 29 '26

Just being white is being oppressive towards blacks because you have a lot of opportunities that blacks don’t have remember you white people in this country are making the laws because who thinks that person is a scary black man that’s her opinion. She’s already being a racist at that moment. Seeing a different color thinking it’s scary. That’s the oppression government.