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White people are satan. You forgot this.
Jews always snidely say whenever they are accused of ANYTHING, "It's always the Jews." Well, they don't have a big problem. Most people are terrified of offending Jews so they grovel to Jews more than they accuse them of anything, rightfully or not.
As for accusing whites, it's ALWAYS the whites. If it isn't slavery, it's greed. If it isn't greed, it's oppression. If it isn't oppression, it's 'racism,' which means any sort of pro-white ethnic feeling (which is inherently bad because white people can't take care of their own. All other ethniticies can, but that's ok because they aren't evil like white people. Rolls eyes.)
A volcano blows up somewhere kiling thousands. White genocide.
A black dictator terrifies his people with violence and bombs innocents. Result of White oppresion.
Black people can't run a single country worth a damn and manage to make everbody's lives miserable when they live nearby in large numbers, even their own, through their own actions. 500 years of White oppresion/slavery.
White people say that affirmative action is actually discrimination against White people on the basis of skin color. White racism.
Need I go on?
I've never understood why white people are supposed to be responsible for the crimes of people that lived hundreds of years ago that they may or may not be remotely related to. I've never understood how they are supposed to be responsible for taking care of the ills of the world.
As I recall, we don't blame children for the crimes of their parents, so why are am I responsible for the actions of someone who lived a couple of hundred years ago did.
This comes from the same people that ask for forgiveness when a black man rapes and then murders a child and mother. This comes from the same people that scream 'white evil!,' 'white guilty!', 'white responsible!' like a broken record.
When some black or jewish person comes up to me and starts bitching about slavery and 'inequality,' or the 'holocaust,' and how he feels that I should feel guilty, the first thing I always say is, "Do I KNOW you?"