Why did you feel guilt if you had nothing to do with it?
Because "my ancestors" who I never knew, did some shit to other people's ancestors that they never knew. It's ridiculous. It's not my burden.
I didn't have many white friends growing up. If I showed you my photos of me with my friends? I'm the only white guy. I heard all of the racist stereotypes. Never once saw any of it happen to them. It's just unproven narrative. Statistics spit in the face of it all too. I was a team player though. I carried shit a lot of the time because I was the white guy lol. Police weren't going to bug me. I've been randomly stopped 4 or 5 times by the police... Always by myself. One lonesome white kid.
It's also Liberalism too. That's what I was taught to feel. I was taught to view people as victims which is completely racist when you're not factoring in someone's individual life experiences.
The education system is responsible for this outrageous shit going on everywhere. White guilt. White privilege. They teach it. Right through university. University professors with their fuck the police mantras. Shameful.
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And I should clarify that these narratives were once prevalent and stats then would have proved it. They don't anymore. They prove the opposite.
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I've never felt guilty for being white. I felt guilty for what my ancestors did... Because I'm white. So I pretty much was feeling guilty for being white, I just wouldn't have worded it like that.
I'm almost 32, I grew up in a different time. Black history month was a big thing. Anti-racism assemblies. We had a gay club in high school. Run by a gay teacher.
That's creepy as fuck now when I think about it. I get the support but sexual orientation? Your bonding with students based on that? It's creepy to me. In fairness the gay community wasn't as open almost 20 years ago as it is now. Still really inappropriate when you think about it.