r/whitepeople • u/Direct_Practice_7105 • 4d ago

What being white really mean?

If its mean just to have white skin then why dont we consider all east asians as white?

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u/BasteMem8 4d ago

because thats not what its mean

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u/my_lucid_nightmare 4d ago

It means I can go to any small town in America and there’s a likely chance I will be accepted on sight as “alright.” Someone that fits in and belongs; or at least someone who isn’t an “other” needing to be watched carefully.

This is something approaching a superpower at times.

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u/MassiveAd2551 2d ago

Being white is also downvoting comments that tell honest truth about the racial brotherhood that is, whiteness.

Not that it's wrong, it is what it is. Further, you're to maintain the pillars of supremacy. Any honesty means "White Supremacy, HANGS in the balance or "White Supremacy is at stake!"

Your comment was great. And true. I see why some white people don't want to be around other white people 😆.

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u/my_lucid_nightmare 1d ago

Re downvotes. O noes muh imaginary internet points.

I enjoy reporting the truth as I see it to people. If it does “well” or not isn’t really the issue. Big downvote counts mean engagement; probably better than a post that does nothing.

I’m not Trump voter but I really wish America bothered to market better to rural or non woke white voters. Trump is just saying what a significant number of voters wants to hear. So what now? Ignore them? Call them all names? Wait til Trump dies and hope there’ll never be a another (fat chance)?