Anonymous
6/14/2025, 10:05:06 PM
No.81493312
>>81493230
>all brown people hate all white people
>It's obviously not true that all brown people hate all white people.
I never said it was all of them, not even a majority, but it's a very sizeable minority and differs from ethnic group (Pakis are the worst, followed by other recent mystery meat, down to older christian blacks/Sikhs etc etc)
Beyond the minority that explicity hate whites, you have people who are civil enough to your face, but are otherwise ethnocentric, they vote for people along ethnic lines and act explicitly in their ethnic interest etc. The fact that phrases like 'uncle tom' and 'coconut' even exist show how taboo it is for ethnic minorities to do things like vote BNP/Reform etc, even being a tory is taboo enough for most.
>I don't think it's been that sheltered
If this is who I think it is then you've grown up in a 98% white town, and your nearest city was 90% white back then. Living in tower hamlets as a student where you barely really interact with people on a non-commercial basis is different to really being part of the community there. Even so, you lived there at a time when everyone voted for a politician purely on a racial basis, despite being objectively a terrible politician, getting banned for years, and getting reelected again.
I interact with non-whites every day and they have no idea about what I'm like beyond those pleasant interactions, it's the same the other way around.
>all brown people hate all white people
>It's obviously not true that all brown people hate all white people.
I never said it was all of them, not even a majority, but it's a very sizeable minority and differs from ethnic group (Pakis are the worst, followed by other recent mystery meat, down to older christian blacks/Sikhs etc etc)
Beyond the minority that explicity hate whites, you have people who are civil enough to your face, but are otherwise ethnocentric, they vote for people along ethnic lines and act explicitly in their ethnic interest etc. The fact that phrases like 'uncle tom' and 'coconut' even exist show how taboo it is for ethnic minorities to do things like vote BNP/Reform etc, even being a tory is taboo enough for most.
>I don't think it's been that sheltered
If this is who I think it is then you've grown up in a 98% white town, and your nearest city was 90% white back then. Living in tower hamlets as a student where you barely really interact with people on a non-commercial basis is different to really being part of the community there. Even so, you lived there at a time when everyone voted for a politician purely on a racial basis, despite being objectively a terrible politician, getting banned for years, and getting reelected again.
I interact with non-whites every day and they have no idea about what I'm like beyond those pleasant interactions, it's the same the other way around.