Anonymous #1 15w

um what? there are valid criticisms to be had here, but this comment reads like a conservative shitpost.

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Anonymous ellie 15w

like yes people can conflate criticisms to anti-blackness if they aren't up to date and informed on the topic, however that in no way is a metric of privilege—and it's not unreasonable to be harsh of criticism targeted on minority groups when the majority group has a history of punching down.

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Anonymous ellie 15w

you’re gonna tell me that’s not exactly what’s happening here? in a lot of hyper liberal spaces, people blindly trust the word of black people and shit on anyone who disagrees with them on any topic, even and especially when the disagreement has nothing to do with their race. it’s weird and diminishes their worth as people who have opinions by treating them like damsels who need protecting instead of people capable of mistakes like anyone else

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Anonymous #1 15w

that's due to the liberal hyperfocus on identity politics more than it is "black privilege" like yes liberals will always miss the point. that's not a skin color issue, and being a poc does not afford you any special privileges

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Anonymous ellie 15w

ALL liberals fall into the same pitfall regardless of skin color. it is a issue with liberalism as a whole

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