#racebaiting

I like how Breadpanes put "resisting arrest" at the end.

And had to make up a bunch of stuff to make it seem silly by association.

And implies "don't act like a violent idiot around cops" isn't advice given to everyone, and acting poorly has never gotten a white person killed.

Spreading unsubstantiated claims (in plain English: fake news) before the victims' bodies are even cold, and sowing further racial division.

Listen listen listen. Please.

The problem is not having multiple main characters on a show. The problem is Netflix deliberately marketing Neveah Stroyer as the lead of a ballet thriller only to put her in the background as soon as they flush episode 1. There are ways to market an ensemble show and this is not the route they’ve taken with Tiny Pretty Things.

Seriously, look at this shit:

Now look at how other shows are promoted with posters designed to clearly give every other main player the spotlight. See a pattern ?

The fact that you’d see a “right wing militia” gang as automatically far right racists if they were all white is, uh, kind of telling on yourself.

Teasle's actions and contempt against Rambo can be compared to racism, due to Rambo being mistreated for his drifter and Vietnam veteran background, much like how minorities were mistreated by racists for their ethnic backgrounds.

-Rambo Fandom Wiki, Will Teasle, Trivia

Linked article: DEI benefits white women more than anyone else.

OP: See! DEI initiatives actually help conservatives! They're voting against their own interests!

I can try a TLDR from my own personal experience with a full ex-family of Trumpers:

Conservatives think that DEI is about helping undeserving blacks and rabid mixed race gays take jobs from more qualified white men.

When in reality DEI is helping Conservatives more than any other bracket in the form of allowing more space for White women and disabled white male veterans more than any other demographic.

They voted against themselves because they didn't check the sources of their talking heads.

Buddy, you know "white women" aren't the same as "conservatives", right?

The stereotypical progressive is a white woman.

Also, from the linked article;

For example, Black professionals are nearly four times as likely as white professionals to say they've experienced racial prejudice at work.

That assumes black and white people report perceived racism at the same rate.

There are loads of folks who don't even believe white people can be victims of racism.

While many white women have made gains in American workplaces, the gains for racial and ethnic minority women haven't been as significant. According to another McKinsey study, white women hold nearly 19% of all C-suite positions, while racial and ethnic minority women only hold 4%. Overall, white women have benefited disproportionally from corporate DEI efforts.

"Okay, but what about the entire rest of the company, not just the executives?"

"Hmmm?"

Off the top of my head, if the company promotes based on merit, don't progressives often argue that black people are generally underprivileged compared to white people? Including in education?

>Black women who are often numerically under-represented in professional occupations regularly grapple with how to counteract negative racial stereotypes that undermine their professional images in the office. In response, they often have to strategically engage in code-switching, by adjusting their speech, appearance, and behaviors to try and fit in.

Isn't...isn't that a work thing in general? As well as a society thing in general?

Also, the article says nothing about disabled white male veterans, so W* either got that from another article, or he's confusing his fetish with reality.

Some Redditor: I think people support John Walker over Sam Wilson because they’re racist.

Me: Do you have any actual evidence of racism? Because it sounds like you’re the one making the racist assumptions.

Me: Also, I’m a black guy.

Some Redditor: Yes. American society is my evidence. Further evidence is people like you who like larp as black people. Get a life.

Me:

He also blocked me. I reported him, of course.