“those guys who did Jihad for Black people to have rights”

That’s the most based way I’ve ever heard the Civil Rights Movement described; let your mother know she’s adored for that one

I’m a huge fan of TGWDJFBPTHR thought

Edit: my mom was talking to me and referred to MLK.Jr and Malcolm x as “those guys who did Jihad for Black people to have {civil} rights” because she forgot their names

Yeah, seems about right

randomly remembered my first interaction with an American, was during the first Trump presidency, I was in some game’s clan, I barely spoke English and didn’t know much about the U.S., a person in the clan said they were American and I instantly replied with something in the idea of “Trump bootlicking evil doer living in inequaly”

European SSocdems do kinda be like that, before they fully realized that EU’s interests is linked with NATO

Makes me wonder: How were you politically, before?

It took me a minute to realize that black jihad was supposed to be a bad thing

I’m not sure if it was a liberal or Trumper (the fact I can’t tell is damning in itself) yelling outside of my building about getting out to vote and started yelling "Its deportation time"

Libs love to put on their kkk robes the moment they can blame minorities

i don’t even wanna know what shitstorm’s happening on twitter

Many such cases of “calling ICE on my illegal immigrant neighbors bc their son voted trump”

White queers especially. Boyyyyyy when I say white queers Stay the weakest link in our spaces…

Due to the nature of intersectionality, I feel as if discrimination against my blackness and my transness are already usually meshed together as one thing anyway. Sometimes, it just seems like one side of the two is emphasized far more than the other, but ultimately, to answer your question to the best of my ability: I’m generally far more comfortable hanging out with black cishet people than I am doing so with white trans/queer people.

I have less attachment to being transgender. I don’t really think of myself like that much. I’m just a woman and I’d like to be treated as one by the people around me. I have very little in common with almost every other trans person I have met in real life.

deleted by creator

are you joking…? I’m pretty *sure you’d know settlers and imperialist extractors as such ilk

White queers should just ignore Trump the same way they ignore intersectionality. It’s that easy!

Making it all about themselves - just another crakkker thing

deleted by creator

I haven’t watched it because I’d feel sick if I did, but this is pretty much what American Sniper is. If not maybe even worse since there’s a scene where it justifies it.

I hate this country. If it not with the blame it’s other ones like I saw some takes where some are like “enjoy deportation” and like what the fuck. I would like to see those shitheads go tell that to me or my dad or grandma.

like here

White liberals are mad because their candidate who campaigned on offering nothing lost. Good riddance and fuck all of the liberals who are going to be doing this shit for 4 years

There are plenty of white latinos especially Florida and Texas

https://hexbear.net/comment/5591312

Liberals love to regurgitate leftist words so they can appear “”““enlightened, engaged, and informed””“” or whatever the fuck. The amount of times I’ve seen some libshit kkkkracker call someone a reactionary after getting called that themselves would make me rich. They love using mental health terminology, too.

I literally saw a post that showed Trump voter stats for race and gender, but they were completely separate, and white people and men as groups were roughly the same percentage, but this liberal white woman commented on the post, “Wow, men are not okay” or something to that effect. This is just reinforcing the theory that many Western white feminists do not care about ending oppression; they just want patriarchy to stop inconveniencing them personally. They’ll side with white supremacy if given the chance.

And, of course, there’s this. This is not a first-time thing for me.

This is why I often have a lot of hard time trusting mainstream feminists or even get wary when I see any “anti-male” stuff. On the surface, to a non-intersectional, close-minded cracKKKer who has never thought critically about feminism in their life, complaining about men collectively just comes off as women innocuously exercising their very much justified frustration with patriarchy, which isn’t false in many cases. However, such rhetoric has harmed men of color in particular, and trans people do get negatively impacted by the bioessentialist implications that sometimes are hidden within these kinds of complaints.

Most Hexbears not being aware of the fact that this sentiment has been used in racist ways isn’t a shock to me because Hexbear absolutely can be mayo as fuck, but with how many trans users we have, I’m surprised at how many people on this site act like this kind of rhetoric is never used to hurt trans people. And by that, I mean, no, it doesn’t only hurt trans people in the case of mask-off Rowlingesque TERF rhetoric; mainstream liberal feminism is plagued with this shit too. I think I just found it easier to notice because, as a transfem of color, the reactionary stick of imperial feminists beats me twice as hard.

these are white features not generational features.

Too bad, because who’s got the media infrastructure and English language to dominate the Anglophone conversation, the

A lot of black Boomers straight-up took bullets for civil rights or shot klansman and cops. It’s often overlooked in generational discourse.

Something that really hit home for me listening to Good Kid, m.A.A.d. City was that I’m around the same age as Kendrick Lamar and yet his experiences of the '90s were awful. I’ve known about the Rodney King riots because I was alive at the time, but GKmC put it into perspective there were people whose childhoods were affected by those same riots. Columbine was a shock, as well as the Oklahoma City Bombing, but it doesn’t compare living in a place at the height of the Blood-Crips feud.

My point is how it’s utterly bizarre generations get lumped together while ignoring other factors. Kids who grew up in Compton in the '80s and '90s have more in common with kids who grew up in New York during the 1920s and '30s than they do with kids the same age who grew up in suburbs. Lumping generations together like this seems bad for even capitalists. They’re leaving money on the table when they market products towards a generation without considering how different experiences can be within that generation.

I still love my people but they have lost their damn minds after Tuesday.

Some skinfolk just aren’t and never will be kinfolk. They wanna be crackers so bad, I say let 'em try-- every single one will be dashed on Render’s Rock. “Even if you make seven figures, you still a…”

Bendy bus driving

Somehow I didn’t hit anything or anyone!

Phew!