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Leftsplaining How White People Are Supposed to React to Cop Shootings

July 9, 2016 by V the K

A social leftist snowflake in Seattle shares her mindthoughts on the issue of how white people should react to “The Televised Execution of Black People.” Here’s the TLDR version:

1. Liberals, artists, and LGBTQAWXYZ are the most racially enlightened beings in the universe.
2. People who don’t live in cities are dumb.
3. If you’re not wallowing in white guilt, seek out an urban liberal artist or gay person to teach you how.
4. Once you have learned how wrong it is to be white, share your wisdom with those unenlightened hicks from the suburbs and rural areas (but try to be patient, because, remember, they aren’t as enlightened as you.)

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Nowhere does the most special of special snowflakes counsel, “When you see media coverage of a policeman shooting a black person, you should calm your t-ts and wait until you learn more about the facts and circumstances.”

Also, there’s this:

We tolerate the regular, televised execution of Black men in our streets because when it comes down to it, we don’t value their lives quite as highly as our own.

Oh, pumpkin, that’s not racism, that’s human nature. It’s normal to value one’s own life above the lives of strangers. My personal hierarchy of lives I care about goes: Immediate Family; Extended Family; Pets; Friends; Other People’s Pets; Stray Cats; Certain Porn Stars; the rest of the Human Race.

It isn’t that I don’t care about the rest of humanity *at all,* but I care much more about those whom I have bonded with than people I don’t know. However, that does not mean I “tolerate” injustice or violence against people I don’t know. It means I, rationally, recognize the limits of my ability to do anything about it.

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Comments

  1. Sean L says

    July 9, 2016 at 3:10 pm - July 9, 2016

    I think there’s a word for this. Oh yeah: proselytize.

    As far as adult performers, I further break them down by political activity: those who realize that their job is to provide people with vicarious sexual gratification and not spout off about politics rank above those who think otherwise. Those who support Hillary rank below “the rest of humanity.” 🙂

    Of course, these idiots’ claims that “everybody matters equally” is immediately contradicted whenever they are asked to care about straight white men.

  2. Conservative Guy says

    July 9, 2016 at 3:19 pm - July 9, 2016

    What a pompous ass. Is she capable of discussing anything without bringing up how bright, educated, enlightened, and artistic she is?

    “Those of us who live in liberal, educated enclaves have the unfortunate tendency, at times, to respond to the overt racism of ‘other’ white people with self-righteousness. We can often be found performing our anti-racism as a ritual of absolution, demonstratively apologizing to our Black friends for those ‘other’ white people who are allowing them to be killed, thereby deflecting our responsibility in the matter.

    “In many cases, our self-righteousness regarding ‘other’ white people has its roots in the legitimate trauma many of us encountered while leaving our communities of origin. (This trauma is particularly common among artists and LGBTQIA people)…

    “I won’t argue that everyone from a small town or the suburbs should stay there forever — cities are far more efficient, and inspire important social and cultural movements in ways that rural places often can’t — but it’s worth noting that the large-scale migration of bright young people away from rural communities and in some cases entire states (often called, rather condescendingly, a “brain drain”) has had far reaching consequences for our culture.”

  3. Sean L says

    July 9, 2016 at 3:39 pm - July 9, 2016

    Shorter version: people who live in rural communities are no fun because they don’t want to participate in our SJW nonsense.

  4. Cyril says

    July 9, 2016 at 3:49 pm - July 9, 2016

    “… Everything It Touches”

    L’état,

    El Estado,

    The State :

    http://i.imgur.com/981Tuju.jpg

    “To a thousand who are striking at the branches of Evil, there is one striking at the root.”

    — Henry David Thoreau

    .

  5. Christina says

    July 9, 2016 at 4:18 pm - July 9, 2016

    If someone tries to tell me I’m racist and that I need to scknowledge my White Guilt, I’m responding with “you are a sinner and Christ died for you. Would you like to hear more?”

  6. Peter Hughes says

    July 9, 2016 at 6:09 pm - July 9, 2016

    #5 – Christina, if I were straight I’d marry you! 🙂 That’s the best response I’ve heard all day!

    Regards,
    Peter H.

  7. Sean L says

    July 9, 2016 at 6:33 pm - July 9, 2016

    @ Christina: Ooohhh, that could be fun. You could pretend to be all sorts of different religions to counter all sorts of SJW nonsense.

    “Race and gender are social constructs that trap people in a power structure favorable to the White Man!” “Oh really? Well this world is a prison in which we are trapped by karma, but the Buddha found out a way to escape the world and achieve the oblivion of nirvana, would you like to hear more about it?”

    “All white people are racist, whether they like it or not, and they need to accept that!” “Well all humans are pawns that the gods use to act out their squabbles, whether we like it or not, and we need to accept that.”

    “Anybody who thinks homosexuality is immoral is a homophobic barbarian!” “Well anybody who criticizes the teachings of islam is an Islamophobe.

  8. Sandra says

    July 9, 2016 at 11:38 pm - July 9, 2016

    Poor little snow flake, it’s hard for her being a stupid twat and living in her imagination as educated, enlightened, and artistic. The problem with Leftists is they believe if they say something long enough they can make it so (Unlike Gobbels who at least realized when he lied it was a lie and would never be the truth).

    It also appears the little snow turd has no empathy for the police who are risking their lives. Maybe she should take her deluded self – designated educated, enlightened, artistic self out where there are no police and see how it goes. I recommend she wave her purse over her head and yell free stuff.

  9. Ted B. (Charging Rhino) says

    July 10, 2016 at 1:24 am - July 10, 2016

    My personal hierarchy of lives I care about goes: Immediate Family; Extended Family; Pets; Friends; Other People’s Pets; Stray Cats; Certain Porn Stars; the rest of the Human Race.

    I don’t know, I can think of whole categories of people who could be carried-off in the Rapture that I wouldn’t miss one-bit. Not that that makes me a bad person, I just don’t care. . . My immediate response would be, ” Oh good, more for me.”

    And for the record, I’ve been cruising Youtube reviewing vids for concealable .38-Spl snub-nosed revolvers. It’s been one of those weekends here…

  10. Emily says

    July 10, 2016 at 2:37 am - July 10, 2016

    Thanks for driving some traffic my way! 🙂

    Without meaning to, you have rather perfectly demonstrated my point. You write,

    “Oh, pumpkin, that’s not racism, that’s human nature. It’s normal to value one’s own life above the lives of strangers. My personal hierarchy of lives I care about goes: Immediate Family; Extended Family; Pets; Friends; Other People’s Pets; Stray Cats; Certain Porn Stars; the rest of the Human Race.

    It isn’t that I don’t care about the rest of humanity *at all,* but I care much more about those whom I have bonded with than people I don’t know.”

    If you read closely, you’ll see that I never said city people were more “enlightened.” We do, however, know Black people, some of whom even rank highly in our personal hierarchies of who we care about. This is the critical difference I see here. There are Black people I value as highly as you value your family, your pets, and your most beloved porn stars. It’s a different perspective from what I had when I had only lived in mostly white, rural places, and this perspective is what needs to be communicated. That’s all.

    I can see that I’ve pushed your buttons. I have come to realize that when I’m feeling defensive, it’s generally a pretty good indication that someone has a point, and there were things I didn’t realize I still have to learn. This is a great thing if you can get over the initial sting of always having to be right. I’m wrong all the time, that’s how I learn things.

    Best,
    Emily (a.k.a. Little Snow Turd)

    P.S. Us city folk aren’t so bad once you get to know us. I bet you could even get someone to help you with your graphic design problem if you were a little nicer to us!)

  11. pawfurbehr says

    July 10, 2016 at 9:32 am - July 10, 2016

    The media really is exploiting and sensationalizing this

  12. Steve says

    July 10, 2016 at 1:31 pm - July 10, 2016

    What every you do make sure you call anyone that cites the “victims” criminal record to be wacist.

    Sterling was a child sex offender, multiple home invasions, pointed a gun he couldn’t legally have at the guy who called 911-wacist

    NY felon arrested 19 times road raged on an off duty cop.-wacist

    The sheriffs dept said Philando didn’t have a ccw, and look at this video of him & Lavish smoking pot while driving. Wacist, The Poor Innecent was Pulled Over 80+ Times. Hold up doesn’t the video of them smoking pot while driving, that they put up on social media themselves, explain why he got pulled over more often? wacist

  13. Peter Hughes says

    July 10, 2016 at 1:49 pm - July 10, 2016

    We do, however, know Black people, some of whom even rank highly in our personal hierarchies of who we care about. This is the critical difference I see here. There are Black people I value as highly as you value your family, your pets, and your most beloved porn stars.

    I’m sorry, Emily dear, but your domestic help doesn’t count.

    *Drops mic*

    Regards,
    Peter H.

  14. V the K says

    July 10, 2016 at 4:41 pm - July 10, 2016

    We do, however, know Black people

    And you are assuming that the rest of us… don’t know any black people.

  15. ILoveCapitalism says

    July 10, 2016 at 4:57 pm - July 10, 2016

    Pompous.

  16. ILoveCapitalism says

    July 10, 2016 at 5:22 pm - July 10, 2016

    I mean….does she even realize that she has, in essence, just said “Some of my best friends are black” — ???

    This might be her home page – http://blackpeopleloveus.com/

  17. Sean L says

    July 10, 2016 at 5:41 pm - July 10, 2016

    @ ILC: SJW B.S. in a nutshell: “Some of my best friends are X, and they don’t act like they are being victimized, so I am going to explain to them that they are being victimized, and then silence them when they try to disagree.”

  18. Emily says

    July 10, 2016 at 7:42 pm - July 10, 2016

    @18 Anyone can claim to have black friends while upholding white supremacy. What I’m advocating for is to *listen* to what black people have to say about racism. This information can be extremely challenging but it’s a necessary perspective if you ever want to think critically about racism instead of simply amplifying your own feelings in an echo chamber forever.

    – Snow Turd

  19. ILoveCapitalism says

    July 10, 2016 at 7:49 pm - July 10, 2016

    Translation: “Some of my best friends are black. It’s OK when I do it – I’m a progressive.”

    Can you be sure that they don’t actually find you pompous or patronizing, Emily? I would.

  20. ILoveCapitalism says

    July 10, 2016 at 8:07 pm - July 10, 2016

    And what about black conservatives? do you “*listen*” to what they have to say about racism?

    Do you know who, say, Thomas Sowell is? Do you, or do you not, join your fellow progressives in deriding such people as Uncle Toms?

  21. ILoveCapitalism says

    July 11, 2016 at 8:29 am - July 11, 2016

    Emily – thanks for your comments, and that Pingback above is to a post that I made partly in response; check it out. Here is the straight-up link.

    http://www.gaypatriot.net/2016/07/10/some-vids-worth-seeing/

  22. ILoveCapitalism says

    July 12, 2016 at 12:38 pm - July 12, 2016

    Crickets….

    (Not that I expected much better)

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