Anonymous #1 1d

Are you who they’re talking about?

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Anonymous #2 1d

Yep, and you would see the amount of justification for assault if you read the thread

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Anonymous #1 1d

Okay, so why do ALL black people need to learn respect?

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Anonymous #2 1d

Like sorry, I dont fuck black guys after being sexually assaulted by a Grenadian and I think they need to get their shit together

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Anonymous #2 1d

By respect, I am referring to respectful behavior. The behavior of black Americans (and non American) behavior is horrid. Excusing disorder or degrading conduct as ‘culture’ lowers standards and hurts everyone. Equality means equal expectations, not special exemption because they’re black.

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No other race acts like that, no other people act like that without it being condemned. But it’s seen as their “culture”.

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Anonymous #1 1d

The issue isn’t truly race, it’s whether we’re willing to enforce shared standards of behavior in public spaces. Excusing disorder, violence, or sexualized behavior as ‘culture’ lowers expectations and hurts the very people it claims to protect. Equality means equal standards, not exemptions. But if you call it out saying respect and standards are needed, it’s racist.

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Anonymous #1 1d

ALL black people need to get their shit together? You’re saying that because SOME black people engage in behaviors that you don’t value, black people as a whole need to learn disrespect? Why don’t you say the same thing about white people? There are white people who commit and endorse incest and that’s seen as a southern hillbilly cultural phenomenon

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Anonymous #1 1d

If the issue isn’t race, why are you saying all black people need to learn disrespect? Weird you’d feel the need to qualify a single entire race rather than just specific groups of people adhering to certain areas.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Im saying as a whole it needs to be condemned. 99% of white people do condemn incest, a majority of the black community would not condemn the events I describe.

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Anonymous #1 1d

No they don’t lmao. Large portions of white communities still openly condone it. Why aren’t you saying this about any other race lmao? Just say it. Say white people need to learn respect, if it’s not a race issue.

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It’s not. I just told you an actual fact. Large white communities still endorse or commit incest. If it’s not a race issue, then say that white people need to learn respect for degrading behavior masked as culture.

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Anonymous #2 1d

And no, I’m not going to say it as someone who was literally raped by a black dude and was just told by the grandma cops that’s “just how it is there” in their disgusting misogynistic society. So yes, they need to learn so damn respect.

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Anonymous #1 1d

But you can’t say the same about white people even though there’s plenty of white people who endorse and commit incest? You don’t think white people need to learn respect but black people do?

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Anonymous #2 1d

Incest is a crime in 48 states, so yes it is widely condemned in by all races including white. So your point is literally null.

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Anonymous #1 1d

So no, you can’t do it. Even though there are white people who commit incest and other white people who endorse it, it’s ONLY black people that need to learn respect. Seems like a race issue. Prove me wrong. Say it.

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Anonymous #2 1d

I just proved you wrong 🤣 it is a crime being it’s widely condemn. A crime is not respect. A crime is a crime

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Anonymous #1 1d

Sure let’s change it up then. In federal sentencing data for sexual abuse offenses (which include crimes like child sexual abuse), a majority of convicted offenders have been identified as White. For example, in recent U.S. Sentencing Commission statistics about sexual abuse offenders, about 55–56 % were White Since most of it’s done by white people, and clearly not condemned by the culture ENOUGH to prevent it from happening. say it

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Anonymous #2 1d

It’s not about crimes vs “culture” which you clearly can’t seem to wrap your head around.

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Anonymous #1 1d

White culture clearly isn’t interested in preventing pedophilia, I’d say any normal person can agree it’s not only respectful but also vital to have a culture that does. So why don’t you say it? Prove it’s not a race thing. Seriously lmao

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Anonymous #2 1d

Read what you said. Straight up read what you said. You just said it’s vital to have a culture with pedophiles. I think you’re the one condoning it.

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Anonymous #1 1d

I said it’s vital to have a culture that’s interested in preventing pedophilia. It’s vital for a culture that does care about preventing it, and is interested Hurry up. Go ahead and say it if you’re not trying to make it a race thing.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Pedophilia is yet again a crime. You cannot come up with a non crime argument

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Anonymous #1 1d

So it’s okay that white people engage and endorse it in their culture because it’s a crime, so it suddenly doesn’t matter?

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Anonymous #2 1d

Guess what, I think trashy white liberals should have some respect so not about race 🤣

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Anonymous #2 1d

If it’s a crime it’s clearly condemned

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Anonymous #2 1d

But how about this, we make all of my examples felonies just as pedophilia.

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Anonymous #1 1d

So then you admit white people need to learn respect!!! That wasn’t so hard! Right?

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Anonymous #1 1d

You want people to have a felony for offending you?

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Anonymous #2 1d

Specific sub classes do, ones I don’t agree with. But you’re such a drama queen that you don’t even get that im not white so I got to effectively waste your time 🤣

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Anonymous #1 1d

Okay so when it’s white people you don’t want to address them as a whole but when it’s black you do? Sounds hypocritical lol

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Anonymous #2 1d

I’m sayin crimes are condemned, you won’t condemn black culture. I condemned white people, you codemn black people

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Anonymous #2 1d

No, I’m saying literally every other race abides by those social rules but black people. Giving them direspectful reputation.

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Anonymous #1 1d

Hold on, we’re talking about black PEOPLE. Not culture. Suddenly you want to change what you’re crying about on this. You said black PEOPLE need to learn respect and talked about how SOME do this, now when I bring up how some white people do bad things, you wanna say “well it’s just those sub classes of white poeple” So which is it? The whole race or some people in that race?

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Anonymous #2 1d

No, I’m saying their “black hoodlum trash culture” since it’s widely accepted among the black community (you cannot specifically say which, like if you were to separate Punjabi and Southern Indian, or Grenadian vs Jamaican blacks because it’s all). Which is why black was used as a whole

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Anonymous #1 1d

no you said black people then you went on about perceived cultural things some black people do that you’re attributing to all black people. I even asked why do “ALL” and you answered with a justification.

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Anonymous #2 1d

And I just explained why, as it is black culture. Not a specific group.

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Anonymous #1 1d

so it is all black people, because of black culture?

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Anonymous #1 1d

You went through something truly awful, and I’m sorry you have to live with that. But regardless of the race of the person committing that act, you can’t generalize an entire race or culture based on the actions of a few. In the same way you can’t generalize that all white people are the same as MAGA dumbfucks, or pedos like Epstein. Like that doesn’t even make sense

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Anonymous perry_theplatypus 1d

I appreciate your understanding, but when you have their police officers (this was at my school in the Caribbean where the local population is black) laugh at you and just tell you it’s how it is, you can’t even go to the grocery store at 8am without a local dude sitting outside telling you what he wants you to do to his “sea cucumber”. EVERY WHERE you go. Pepper spray and any sort of self defense is illegal there. I do not feel comfortable around black men, and they’re painting that as racism.

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Anonymous #1 1d

And frankly, at this point the can say I’m racist all they want, but this was a local black MD student (so one would think doctors would be safe) and that makes it more terrifying for his future patients. And since then 2.5 years of sexual harassment from black men. So I don’t even care anymore what they think.

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Anonymous #1 1d

do you think it’s valid to say the same thing about white or hispanic people if I experience SA by a white person and the white people around me are also dangerous or endorse violence?

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Anonymous #1 1d

That’s truly fucked up. It really is. That’s not how things should be, not at all. Especially the police, that’s insane. And I absolutely understand your discomfort, and how it stems from your own experiences. Even more so given self defense is illegal, as you said. None of that is racism. Trying to generalize that to black people as a whole, or blame it on “black culture,” is

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Anonymous perry_theplatypus 1d

My point mainly being it is their culture there [local culture being black specifically] is what I was referring to but now is just getting dragged out and misconstrued. No where did I say black Americans. There even buying weed with a guy friend, I tried to ask if we were leaving soon and the dealer told my friend “you better shut your bitch up before I do”. It’s disgusting, misogynistic, wife beating, sexual assault, harassment and rape is normalized.

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Anonymous #1 1d

I get it, I do. And it’s important that you speak up about this cause like I said, it’s wrong and needs change. I’m just trying to help you understand how the way you phrased things led people to misunderstand what you were saying. It’s very important for you to get your point across and explain the situation, but if you use language like you did above, many people are just gonna right it off as racism and ignore it. Especially in this community, people are very quick to make judgements, and-

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Anonymous perry_theplatypus 1d

I wanna make sure that your voice is heard, bc what you’re saying is in essence very important for people to hear about

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Anonymous #5 1d

i was SA’d by a black boyfriend as a teen who spoke loudly & rudely in movie theaters. i was cheated on by a black man. yet i still identify that the cultures that blend together globally as black culture is rich and vital, and cannot be generalized in any sense. if you speak of Grenadians, you must use their nationality and NOT their race.

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