Anonymous #1 5w

But my point still stands man. We’re under a heavy culture war that is obsessed with hating on minorities and the LGBTQ+ community to divide the country. Can’t make any progress with this issue.

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Anonymous OP 5w

Sure, i think some people use those demographics to capitalize on or confirm their own prejudices. Of course, we have seen violence from any and every demographic so nobody is innocent, but it’s crazy that we feel the need to identify what or who a murderer is before we condemn them, yk? My whole side was just that people should be treated as people in good and bad. It’s tiring seeing people defend or shame literal murderers just bc they check a box or not.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Well yeah, but this is me fighting back against these culture wars. Your point stands, but we need to call it out. We can’t ever make progress in this country if white people don’t start looking at themselves in the mirror asking how they can change.

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Anonymous OP 5w

I mean idk I feel like you are kinda doing to white people what you don’t want people to do to LGBT and POC… don’t generalize and have the mindset that all white people are a problem. That is the kind of talk that fuels people to not want to support your cause. Just the same as labeling all trans people as violent just bc of a handful of trans school shooters, generalizing and blaming a whole demographic of people just isn’t the way to get your point across I promise.

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Anonymous #1 5w

No it is. I’m calling out the problem.

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Anonymous OP 5w

By generalizing. Which is the same harmful rhetoric that gets other people called bigots…

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