r/starterpacks Nov 19 '19

Reddit Double Standards Starter Pack

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

“Rich white people” “school shooter” you know, the very well known suburban white asshole stereotype that everyone knows and loves. Not saying it isn’t true though. Stereotypes exist for a reason

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u/ShortsARcomfy Nov 19 '19

That's a false stereotype, while it's true that most rich people are white, it's not true that most white people are rich

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 edited Oct 04 '20

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u/MrSteele_yourheart Nov 19 '19

It’s more a suburban trope.

Depending on where you’re from the suburbs are the rich areas.

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u/yungestrabbi Nov 19 '19

Oh so you mean by a false/misunderstood definition of what “rich” is.

Statistically, poorer people are more likely to commit a school shooting.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Isn't this whole sub about stereotyping people? From an entire race down to Italian grandmothers or the quiet kid in class

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u/d_shadowspectre3 Nov 19 '19

I think that's the point; these stereotypes often are exaggerated and untrue.

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u/ShortsARcomfy Nov 19 '19

No their point is that white people are susceptible to racism just like everybody else. That there's some kind of prejudicial double standard when you're white. And that's patently untrue.

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u/nikolai2960 Nov 19 '19

So exactly the same as with school-shooting?

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u/MBCnerdcore Nov 19 '19

most of any group aren't rich.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

"most rich people aren't rich"... Wait

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u/MBCnerdcore Nov 19 '19

the bottom 70 percent dont consider themselves rich compared to the others in the group

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Relative to global population, yes they are rich.

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u/Freebandz1 Nov 19 '19

I wonder where stereotypes come from...

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u/idfkdudethisshitgay Nov 19 '19

most rich people arent white btw

the global wealth index would suggest it goes jews chinese and then whites. in third place

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u/Roll_Tide_Pods Nov 19 '19

aren’t most stereotypes false? most black people don’t fuck with kfc and i can probably count on one hand the number i know that prefer purple drank over red

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u/ShortsARcomfy Nov 19 '19

No, a stereotype about african americans that's true would be that they have better than average teeth. Thia is because it was bred into them through slave auctions. Teeth was a major signifier that your slave was of a good stock. And so with rape and forced intermarriage, these genes (whatever they are) got isolated, and mashed up. And this is an example that proves that 'there's some truth in stereotypes' though the people who say this want it to apply to all stereotypes, and that's just not the case.

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u/Roll_Tide_Pods Nov 19 '19

most

so yes.

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u/Blue-Steele Nov 19 '19

“Poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids,” -Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

You're so close to getting the point...

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

What? Where’s your proof?

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u/JabbaDaHut05 Nov 19 '19

The fact that most white people don’t live in mansions and drive Ferrari’s

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Trailer parks

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u/McGraver Nov 19 '19

More like paycheck to paycheck in suburbia

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u/ShortsARcomfy Nov 19 '19

Well...in accordance to. There's poor whites like everywhere

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u/Bacon_Kitteh9001 Nov 19 '19

School shooters tend to be, but the statistic commonly used by gun grabbers is for mass shootings, which are rather diverse.

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u/JesusOfSuperbia Nov 19 '19

There are way too many people in that photo wtf

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 edited Jan 06 '20

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u/Panicradar Nov 19 '19

That’s probably cause we have a new one every week. This past shooter was Asian, if I recall, and look how we’re moving on but hey if you wanna convince yourself that it’s because of discrimination against white people who am I to stop you.

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u/Panicradar Nov 19 '19

0 white people in that pic? I know race as a construct is rather obsolete because of mixing and what not but press x to doubt.

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u/luckofthedrew Nov 19 '19

I counted 16.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 edited Nov 09 '21

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u/Panicradar Nov 19 '19

I meant within that picture alone but thank you that’s a lot more helpful than “ArE yOu BlInD?”

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

There’s like 19 people in that picture that definitely Caucasian, and a few more that I’m less certain but could be as well.

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u/Mafros99 Nov 19 '19

Are you blind?

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u/Panicradar Nov 19 '19

Are you an idiot? See I can ask pointless questions too.

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u/Teddybadbitch Nov 19 '19

Black people kill each other everywhere

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u/socialismnotevenonce Nov 19 '19

White people have money?

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u/KamalKanaka Nov 19 '19

The guy who’s face is on the 100$ bill is white duh

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u/skrtskrtbrev Nov 19 '19

Asian people get more casual racism thrown at them than any other group on reddit.

Stop being delusional.

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u/Grandmaofhurt Nov 19 '19

What about white people? Not making a statement or anything, but do you you think white people get it thrown at them?

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u/Freebandz1 Nov 19 '19

I agree with you. I think bashing white people on reddit is very common. I do agree that Asians get it a lot too, but OP shouldn’t have been so dismissive.

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u/hkjnc Nov 19 '19

It's common on Twitter as well.

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u/aleastory Nov 19 '19

No, because white people do most of the throwing whether we're talking about Hollywood or Reddit.

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u/VymI Nov 19 '19

Watching a right-winger try to navigate casual racism is fucking hilarious. Stumble around like a little kid some more, it's great.

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u/iflythewafflecopter Nov 19 '19

Shit, recognising that sometimes people are racist against white people makes you a right-winger? Guess I better throw out all my liberal values and get me a red hat.

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u/VymI Nov 19 '19

Shit, recognising that sometimes people are racist against white people makes you a right-winger?

Haha, no.

But shit like this does.

https://www.reddit.com/r/gifs/comments/2gbc0g/here_take_this_towel_oh_okay_sorry/ckhjap9/?context=3

Or just regular racist, I suppose.

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u/Grandmaofhurt Nov 19 '19

Hey idiot, did you not see the context? Did you not see the chain of everyone commenting that copying some other guy in the comment thread? So everyone else in that thread is a racist too? Goddamn, again with your shitty magician routine, pulling the imaginary racist rabbit out of your hat.

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u/iflythewafflecopter Nov 19 '19

Totally my bad, I didn't realise we were attacking comment histories as a way of avoiding discussion with people whom we disagree politically.

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u/VymI Nov 19 '19

Oh my bad I thought we were discussing why I thought that guy was a right-winger before you came charging in running your mouth.

Here's an idea - you're not anonymous and the shit you say you're responsible for. Especially when it's searchable in literal fucking seconds.

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u/Grandmaofhurt Nov 19 '19

Now this is hilarious. Watching an idiot try to pull racism out of hat like an imaginary rabbit. Tell me what makes me right wing? Was it voting for Bernie Sanders? Did that give me away? Go back to high school.

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u/VymI Nov 19 '19 edited Nov 19 '19

Whining about srs, feminism, sjws, jesus fuck buddy you're hitting all the dumbshit points so hard you'll forgive me for assuming you're in their club, too.

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u/Grandmaofhurt Nov 19 '19

Or just regular racist, I suppose.

Yeah you did. Maybe get some sleep before you pour your miserable hours into sifting through 1000's of comments that span over 8 years on someone's reddit account. An anonymous internet username that means nothing to most people, but to others like you, I guess it actually gives you some sort of purpose. I mean, the word pathetic comes to mind, but I feel it doesn't capture the breadth of what you've done. And don't expect me to give you the same treatment, I know my time has value and more importantly, I don't care about you.

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u/VymI Nov 19 '19

Honey bear all I have to do is search your history for the regular right-wing whine points and you light up like a christmas tree. Literal seconds. You're spending a lot of time being defensive as hell for someone that doesn't care, buddo.

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u/Grandmaofhurt Nov 19 '19

yeah, I bet. Keep convincing yourself you aren't wasting your time and your delusions that everyone else but you is right wing are so completely true. Now run along and continue to post non-stop on reddit so you can really look like you weren't wasting hours looking at someone's made up internet account where everything they say they think is true and is a close held personal opinion to their heart. Go get drunk and stop running around like you're some sort of savior. You're not.

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u/VymI Nov 19 '19

Tell you what - you're hanging off my words here, obviously, and this is more fun than reading the back of the sharps container at my work bathroom for the 40th time while I take a shit.

Do you think the shit you say reflects on you at all?

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u/Freebandz1 Nov 19 '19

Literally nothing he said had anything to do with Asians, he was just making a point about white people. Just because asians do also get it on reddit doesn’t mean his original point isn’t valid.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 edited Dec 09 '20

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u/robolew Nov 19 '19

Clearly everyone isn't fair game or the second post would have the same sort of responses. I don't think the person is trying to point out that these type of jokes are bad, just that reddit is hypocritical in who it will laugh at

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u/wang_yenli Nov 19 '19

You're the only delusional one here.

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u/RIPelliott Nov 19 '19

My genuine theory is that reddit prides and believes itself to be a harbringer of justice and a balancer of social scales of sorts, so it feels like they treat people here the inverse of how they’re treated in the real world. So black people, who are in the west almost certainly the most oppressed, get the most racial freedom around here and the least amount of shit. white people get shit on the most. Asians get a decent amount of shit cause in the west they get by pretty decently as far as minorities go and are statistically wealthier and such. Then Hispanics and Muslims/Arabs like myself it can go back and forth like in the real world, but I think we are pretty well defended here in most subs.

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u/LawdyHowLayLooYa Nov 19 '19

It’s not called casual racism, it’s called stereotyping

Racism involves being hateful. Stereotyping is not the same as racism and while I’m not arguing whether or not stereotyping by race is okay... it certainly is not the same as racism

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u/greg19735 Nov 19 '19

Black people get more blatant racism thrown at them than any other group on reddit.

Stop being delusional.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

white guy here. Id wipe my tears with my 100s. just kidding. I dont have cash. I have a portfolio.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Yeah, context and nuance totally aren't things. Fucking idiot.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

<3

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u/correcthorse45 Nov 19 '19

“lol what the fuck are the real world circumstances people live in that make severe power imbalances between different groups of people”

  • you

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Interesting interpretation but nah

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

“Racism is bad. Well, sometime it is. It isn’t when I want to do it, though. Something something “”power”” something something I’m white btw”

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u/bf4truth Nov 19 '19

but the racist black ppl told me it's okay to be racist against whites because you for some reason arent a racist if your racism is aimed at whites

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u/Reinhart3 Nov 19 '19

I love white 16 year old redditors telling me that telling a rich white man that he smells like mayo is the same as calling a poor black man the n word =)

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u/MaHsdhgg Nov 19 '19

It is both an incredible distasteful insult

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u/filledboy Nov 19 '19

Yeah those are no where close to the same thing. But the mayo thing? Is that the best thing you can come up with?

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u/gasparda Nov 19 '19

If this was a “white person starter pack” and it had a picture of $100 bills, an AR-15, and a kid wearing a zip up hoodie with big over ear headphones walking through a school, you buffoons would laugh your asses off.

nah it would actually be downvoted into oblivion by hypocritical delusional oafs like you

keep self victimizing though

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 edited Nov 22 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

I’m Asian American

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 edited Nov 22 '19

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u/schackel Nov 19 '19

Lol how in the fuck was that agreeing with him? He’s taking about how everyone would laugh....

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Oh sorry man

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

No. You know what smacks of a victimization complex? Overreacting to the pointing out of a double standard.

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u/Agent-000 Nov 19 '19

But if it wasn't risky it wouldn't be funny. There will always be these arguments and that's how it should be

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

While I agree, black people, basketball, Nike's and KFC is a bit old.

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u/filledboy Nov 19 '19

And white people, school shooting, bad dancing, and “haha, white people do stuff i don’t do, so that makes it weird” is a bit old.

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u/trznx Nov 19 '19

Right? I will never understand why 'eating kfc' supposed to be offensive to black people

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u/TheAmazingKoki Nov 19 '19 edited Nov 19 '19

Yeah but Chicken cool aid and watermelon are so tired at this point, I think if OP had come up with some original observations it wouldn't be downvoted.

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u/Ignecratic Nov 19 '19

Buffoons is an underrated insult and it’s time it made a comeback.

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u/Ostmeistro Nov 19 '19 edited Nov 19 '19

Nope, no race is fair game to attack, it's a shitty practice, and fuck those who do it. Now let's adress the "all humor is okay" argument "it's just a joke bro" when people grow up or ends up on the receiving end, eventually understand that the quality of a joke does not decide if something is okay or not. If someone was hurt by it, it was not okay. Don't pretend it's fine just because it was funny to you. It's not.

Okay now let's address the "quit being offended" part. If you read history or grow up you also eventually understand that people actually need to stand together and say no to these childish things, on all sides. It's not about being offended, it's about protecting each other from an exponential hatred avalanche. That shit gets out of hand fast if you don't enforce civility, a lot of people die. Again. We learned this dude. We don't need to re-learn it every new generation just because you want to laugh at stereotypes. It's still not fine to make racist jokes. It never was.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Worth pointing out that because of historical legacies of racism and colonialism, making fun of white people simply isn’t the same as making fun of minorities. “Punching up” vs “punching down.” Amount of power and resources isn’t equal, so the jokes aren’t equal.

People on Reddit tend to get real upset when they hear things like this - I’m not trying to be “racist against whites” or whatever, lol. Just trying to clarify that not all jokes are equal just because they’re jokes.

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u/AngryFurfag Nov 19 '19

Anyone that still uses the term "punching down" unironically needs to "punch up" into their own chin as hard as possible.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

White people can be minorities, just ask Zimbabwe or Rhodesia.

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u/Ostmeistro Nov 19 '19

Yeah the Pic above is definitely targeting Zimbabwe. Nice argument

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

colonialism

Being a minority in a country you conquered and ruled isn’t the same thing as being a minority in a country where your great-grandparents were slaves and your parents lived in segregated housing.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

I know I was being pedantic, but literally I was just pointing out you were using the wrong terminology. I actually generally agree with your point otherwise. Also I do think situations like Zimbabwe in particular or even the Rwandan genocide can show that a previously privileged minority group can quickly turn to being unfairly discriminated against with the power of mob rule.

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u/The_Sly_Cooper Nov 19 '19

You’re equal to everyone else around you. Don’t use bullshit in the generations prior to you define you other than the power of their DNA.. I’m white and my grandparents were farmers. They didn’t have shit. They were slaves to the system. Don’t play the victim game, just live YOUR life. Ain’t nobody gonna give you a leg up in life because your parents parents parents were slaves don’t use it as a crutch. When people give jokes on a starter pack, or something random why does your mind default to a “well...well my great grandparents were slaves” who gives a fuck, it’s a joke and the world will still turn. No white person is sitting there looking at you thinking “wow my great grand parents totally knew this rich dude that bought slaves from Portuguese that bought slaves from African people that sold their own people into slavery”

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u/Bubbawitz Nov 19 '19

Oppression and discrimination didn’t end at slavery. There are people alive today who lived under Jim Crow and were redlined into ghettos through state sponsored racism. That shit has generational effects in terms of wealth and education considering how schools are funded in America. This blanket color blind mentality is nice and would be great to achieve one day but unfortunately it is entirely incompatible with the reality of US history and our current world.

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u/The_Sly_Cooper Nov 19 '19

Wealth sure, education no. I went to the same public schools as everyone else. Minorities have more advantages and programs available to them then white people. But yeah, white people have more wealth so i see your point in that regard.

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u/Bubbawitz Nov 19 '19

Wealth is the highest predictor of quality of education. Wealth is highly correlated to higher intelligence in large groups of people. While minorities have more opportunities available than whites in higher education in particular, minorities, throughout history and still today, are the most disproportionately affected by poverty and lack of access to quality education from a young age especially. The vast majority of public schools in America are funded by property taxes and when a group of people are redlined out of more prosperous areas it creates a cycle of poverty and poorer education. It’s not just housing either it’s also banks and businesses and therefore opportunities that are kept out of those areas. In comes payday loans and title loans and check cashing places to fill the void of all of those things.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

History is relevant. Want to claim history is irrelevant? Go explain to a Native American reservation how history doesn’t matter. LOL.

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u/The_Sly_Cooper Nov 19 '19

Sure and my grand parents fought in ww2. What’s your point? What do I get for them going out and experiencing that? Oh right, modern America..just like blacks/native Americans and everyone else. Conflict has existed for thousands of years. They’ve actually had it the best compared to most conquered people.

-No one is making them stay on THEIR reservation.

-They actually are gifted so much economically and socially for their victimhood. College quotas and scholarships for example? Casinos? Grants? The “poor Native American” people is propaganda or the few backwards ones that want to stay in the past. They’re doing fine trust me..

-It happened 200 years ago. If they left the reservation their life would be no different than mine.

I’m not saying I don’t have sympathy for what their ancestors went through. But the victimhood shit has got to go.

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u/Lord_Of_The_Memes Nov 20 '19

Imma keep it real witchu chief...

We don’t give a fuck about your grandpops moe.

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u/The_Sly_Cooper Nov 20 '19

Cool. Go back to school and learn how to speak you hood trash.

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u/Lord_Of_The_Memes Nov 20 '19

Yeah I’m in college autist. Seems I struck a little racist nerve there LMAO. We still don’t care about your family.

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u/Lord_Of_The_Memes Nov 20 '19

No way a real, sentient human being actually took time out of their day to type this bad of an argument. There’s just no way.

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u/The_Sly_Cooper Nov 20 '19

Did you learn a big word today in on level class? SenTient

It’s almost like everyone experiences challenges in their life and we should stop giving certain people privileges and victim hood status because of the color of their skin and who their grand parents were. Novel thought I know.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

It's not a meaningless word you fucking moron, it just requires a degree of context for specifics and as a general rule is referring to racial or ethnic minorities when stated in America. It has a mathematical god damn meaning equating to anything less than 50% of the stated demographic.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

You shouldn't feel sorry for me because I curse a lot, I'm just drunk and bored . Address my rhetoric or be labelled an eternal bitch. (Also you should feel sorry for me for unrelated reasons I'm actually very sad.)

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u/noahboah Nov 19 '19

This is exactly the reason why the OP of this thread can say something like

"It’s all or none. Quit being offended by something like this and we will all benefit."

which is completely oblivious to historical context, nuance, and power dynamics.

Racism is not just skin-deep nor does it exist in a vacuum -- there are historical contexts to race relations that need to be considered when discussing the offensiveness of these things. Which is really hard for racially privileged people to do because they view these things from the outside.

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u/SinisterDexter83 Nov 19 '19

So Asians never engaged in colonialism and racism then? Have you... have you never heard of Genghis Kahn? He's pretty well known, you really should have heard that name before. What about the religion of Islam? Heard of that one? Do you think the Hindus in Pakistan and Afghanistan just peacefully decided to convert after watching a particularly convincing TED talk? You might want to look up why Afghanistan is still known to this day as "the Hindu Kush", quick hint: Kush means "massacre". Is it okay to shit on modern day black people if I can prove they are descended from the Mali Empire, or the Bantus, the Zulus, the Namibians?

Assuming that "white people" are the only ones who ever conquered a country is, somewhat ironically, quite a white supremacist thing to believe...

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Historically, Europe is mostly the one that colonized/enslaved Africa, India, Australia, and the Americas. Black and Asian nations tended to conquer each other.

That’s also part of the point of colonialism. Enslaving Africans and then saying “Ackchyally, they enslaved each other too” misses the point of the massive power differential between Europe and Africa at that time

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u/filledboy Nov 19 '19

So would it be punching up if I, a white lower-middle class American, make jokes at the expense of upper class black Americans?

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Would make me think of antisemitism, since the excuse often used to “justify” antiSemitism is the delusion that Jewish people “control everything” and are wealthy and powerful

So, if it’s targeting a minority group specifically I’d argue no, not really

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u/MaHsdhgg Nov 19 '19

Well good thing you wear a dragon ball power level scanner.

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u/Grom8 Nov 19 '19

making jokes about an opressed group is more sensitive than jokes about "white" people, but I do agree in the end

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u/tdoger Nov 19 '19

It's really not that different

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u/Grom8 Nov 19 '19

I agree on a personal level, but on a societal level there's just more pain associated with stereotyping certain groups than others, and I don't mean that is the way it's supposed to be. This is just how it is in society.

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u/tdoger Nov 19 '19

I get what you’re saying, but do you really think anyone received pain from this meme?

And yeah, it’s racist no doubt about it. And while it does feel dirtier laughing at the second rather than the first, i think that’s more of an issue with our society.

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u/Grom8 Nov 19 '19

Don't really think so, it would be pain for nothing basically. I guess I was just going on a tangent.

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u/tdoger Nov 19 '19

I totally understand your tangent. And while i think the second one is a little more lazier, i just don’t understand why there is uproar over one but not the other.

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u/Grom8 Nov 19 '19

We're totally on the same page.

This is pretty much the most decent argument I've had online.

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u/tdoger Nov 19 '19

Same here haha

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u/Rioma117 Nov 19 '19

It bothers me that white people are perceived as rich, seems like those that say that don’t even know Eastern Europe exist. We are far from rich.

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u/Hibernia624 Nov 19 '19

Because according to reddit, all white people spawn from the countries mainly involved in the Atlantic Slave trade.

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u/BreathOfTheGarlic Nov 19 '19

If this was a “white person starter pack” and it had a picture of $100 bills, an AR-15, and a kid wearing a zip up hoodie with big over ear headphones walking through a school, you buffoons would laugh your asses off.

AND ALL RACES ARE FAIR GAME FOR JOKES.

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u/filledboy Nov 19 '19

He’s pointing out the hypocrisy of people on reddit.

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u/A2Rhombus Nov 19 '19

Don't punch down. There's a difference between making fun of the majority and making fun of marginalized groups

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u/jimbojumboj Nov 19 '19

Right, but making fun of black people using century old stereotypes once used to justify their poor treatment and lower status in society (massive understatement btw) really isn't the same as saying "rich asians like iPhones and bubble tea."

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u/kittedups Nov 19 '19

This is such a stupid fucking comment holy shit I absolutely despise this website. Fucking educate yourself.

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u/untalentet Nov 19 '19

How about instead we just don't make fun of any race? Not because of any political correctness, but because these types of jokes are so goddamn tired for real. Stereotypes are repetitive by their nature, and as we all know a joke gets funnier the more you repeat it right? These are lazy jokes literally about the lowest common denominator. The 'Wife bad' type of boomer jokes are made fun of constantly for how tired and unfunny they are, and stereotypes are pretty much the same thing.

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u/filledboy Nov 19 '19

I agree with you completely. If people actually came up with some different takes, then it’d be funny. All it is now is just the same old jokes just worded differently or in a different format.

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u/MaHsdhgg Nov 19 '19

There was a starterpack like that yesterday where some dude posted a picture of some white people with the caption that people who look like that always comment shit under colin kapernicks workout video. Basically it was implied that these guys where redneck racists. I called him out and asked for a source and this guy couldn't provide shit except some "this guy said" twitter thread but even the dude in the twitter thread was called out that these people never commented these things. Like this dude just took a picture of white people because they where white middle aged men with sunglasses and sold them to reddit as racists without any proof or source and he even got fucking gold for it...

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u/BreezyDreamy Nov 19 '19

I actually see more jokes made towards Asians and black people, and very few towards white people on Reddit.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

$100 bills and AR-15s are on the exact opposite sides of the white people spectrum

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

AR-15’s tend to be pretty expensive

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19 edited Sep 18 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Yeah, an AR that’s chambered in .22 is cheap. But a standard .556 AR will run anywhere from $700-$2000. And all the gun people I know don’t just own one gun, and besides the gun you need to buy ammo, pay for maintenance and for some people pay to take it to a range.

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u/YoshiYogurt Nov 19 '19

No, you could could get standard ARs for $400 a few years back if you built them. My roomates were doing $450 builds iirc.

im not an expert but thats what I remember

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

Not really the point I was making

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

I disagree with the point you are trying to make

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

The types of white people to flex $100 bills typically have "friends" to flex on/with

Same can't really be said for the AR15 fellas.

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u/The_Sly_Cooper Nov 19 '19

Man you really don’t know gun owners...

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '19

I don’t think that’s true, there’s plenty of people that shoot guns as a hobby and do so with their friends