Notices by DryBird227 (drybird227@mastodon.social)

@KFuentesGeorge Yup. Like to even miss that? As a human being (also talking certain categories of white people who exist now) means something too.

If a person now can't recoqnize who the current president is, what the current year is, etc. They are deemed to some degree or another not mentally fit.

Meanwhile, like 99.9998% of white american's at the time did and could ignore (a little less today but still) their an other white people's direct influences on black people.

One of the most hilarious parts about the below? Exactly how much of a fucking lie it was. And still is.

Considering at no time in the history of america did white people NOT get help. Indigenous people will tell you ALL about that one. And they left england not because of religious persecution but because christians weren't killing enough for their tastes.

Hell, it was literally white people's fault that england was the way it was.

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@Jain @silvereagle I mean really. Every time i bring it up. You change the subject. So. Can the race/black card thing exist when racism exists?

Is it possible for black people/people of color to gain advantages outside of equality when racism still exists and is excepted by so many?

Will you answer any of that? The world will never know. lol

@Jain @silvereagle You asked me about my bubble. I answered about my bubble. lol

Again. Every last person i've talked to that hates ro avoids talking about the race/black card thing completely. Which is exactly the same thing you're doing.

So logic would find that i'm at the very least accurate if i were to say (which i never did) that your bubble would refuse to talk about the race/black card thing.

@Jain @silvereagle Oh i'm for sure without doubt not in your bubble. My bubble KNOWS racism exists everywhere. And would never say the whole race/black card thing.

By the way. Is there a white card? Could it be possible for a white person..say hitler...to use his race as a means to benefit?

@Jain @silvereagle Are you white? If not. How do you feel about the race/black card?

How would you feel if it were used against you to silence you while you pointed out racism?

@Jain @silvereagle Did you or did you not say this to me? "No, as you actually posted, you cant just redefine language to something different, therefore i disagree on you with that. "

Which means you think i can't change the meaning of words/terms but you have nothing to say about how the term playing the race card was changed?

@Jain @silvereagle You're a person who says they have valid critcisms of ro. And who joined in automatically without question with other people who also don't like ro. Those people i've already talked to...don't like him because they say racism doesn't exist on mastodon and he's playing the race card.

@Jain @silvereagle It isn't unrelated. A good 90% of the white people upset with ro and thebadspace presented what i presented to you as evidence of ro being a bad person.

That ro saying racism existed on mastodon proves he makes up racism and uses race to get what he wants.

Meanwhile, there's a mob of white people who have harassed him for months now. Did ro want to be harassed?

@Jain @silvereagle May i ask. Do you feel your..."criticisms" have been devalued? Or are there way more white people who will listen to you than me and ro?

@Jain @silvereagle Help me out here. The original meaning of the term playing the race card meant white politicians using racism to win elections. Like donald trump. Which you're ok with?

But if i a black person SEEMINGLY change the meaning of something. You're upset?

Did i get that correct? Or am i wrong?

@Jain @silvereagle And yet, you're more than ok with the below?

So lets recap for a hot second. When a black person supposedly changes the meaning of a word you're upset. When white people change the meaning of a term though...you jump over it like nothing happened?

Am i getting that correct or no?

@Jain @silvereagle I'm not distracting anything. This whole thing hinges directly and exclusively on the race/black card. Since people were attempting to say there was no racism on mastodon.

@Jain @silvereagle "No, as you actually posted, you cant just redefine language to something different, therefore i disagree on you with that. "

@Jain @silvereagle Further. Can you name the exact benefits black people and/or people of color in general get from playing the race card? What are they specifically?

Do those benefits have anything to do with black people/people of color being treated equally? Does the advantages mean black people/people of color get something they/we wouldn't normally get? If so, what are those advantages?

@Jain @silvereagle Does racism still exist? Did it ever exist? If it did what was the general outcome/effect of said racism on how americans think about black people/people of color?

If say...racism exists to a 50% degree can a race card exist? What about 60%? 70% 80%? At what degree of racism existing would deem the race card as not existing?

@Jain @silvereagle Is there sucha thing as a trans-card? A woman card? A gay card? A bisexual card? A lesbian card? A jewish card? A muslim card? A republican card? A white card? A male card? A teen card? A kid card? A cop card? A politician card? A judge card? A lawyer card?

A trump card? An ace card? An anime card? A country music card? A rap card? A horror movie card? A card card? A car card? A bike card? A bus card?

@Jain @silvereagle Here's the link to it below. The origin of the term playing the race card that is.

Further. It's much larger than if ro was setting someone up or not. Heres something you can do. If you want. Find as many black people online as you can. And ask them. Have they ever been accused of playing the race card/black card.

And then afterward. Ask them how many times have they be accused of it.

@Jain @silvereagle Then ask them after that. Do they feel they gained any advantages after pointing out racism/a racist. With said advantages not having anything to do with equality.

My guess? A good 90 95% of black people you ask will say they have been accused of it. And no they didn't get any advantages after doing so. In fact, they were generally ignored/dismissed after. Which is exactly what so many are doing to ro.

@Jain @silvereagle Call it fate. Call it divine intervention. lol But i just so happened to be further curious about the term. Now. I know for a fact black people and people of color don't get anything extra from pointing out racism. In fact, every last time we do point out racism...the race/black card comes out to help other white people devalue any and everything we say. So. No advantage there.

Anyway. I look it up.