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Jeez, please never mention the small penis thing about asian men again... #bleached #wmaf #raceplay #sph #oxfordstudy #bwc #qoh #cuckquean #asiangirls

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Arnaud Bertrand

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This post has 411k Likes. It’s clear Americans have had enough “I'm so sick and f*cking tired of hearing about privilege. Privilege isn't being white — Privilege is living in government housing and calling people oppressors while they pay your f*cking bills - Privilege is being able to protest every little thing that offends you without worrying about calling in sick to work because you don't have a f*cking job - Real privilege is wearing $200 sneakers when you haven't worked a day in your life - Privilege is walking around with $300 Beats headphones while you're living on f*cking food stamps - While you're on public assistance, and it's paid for by people who wake up and grind every day - Privilege is having the latest smartphone with unlimited data and having zero idea where the bill goes because somebody else is always picking up the tab - Privilege is being able to cheat, lie, fail over and over again in life and still get bailed out while people who play by the rules get punished. That's privilege This isn't about race. This isn't about class. This is about accountability. We've got a culture that rewards victimhood and demonizes work ethic and responsibility. Meanwhile, the people holding everything together for the rest of society, they get taxed into the f*cking ground, their businesses get choked by regulation, and they get personally vilified for speaking up and saying that this is bullsh*t. You want to talk about privilege? Then start with the people who've never paid the price, but who also scream the loudest. Because they've never had to build anything, they've never had to defend anything, they've never had to carry any real weight. And the reason they get away with it? It's because we don't live in a society of strong men anymore. No. That's been dismantled on purpose over the last 50 years because a society of strong men would never put up with any of this bullshit. And that's exactly why they came after us first” “I'm done pretending that any of this bullsh*t makes sense”
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This post has 411k Likes. It’s clear Americans have had enough “I'm so sick and f*cking tired of hearing about privilege. Privilege isn't being white — Privilege is living in government housing and calling people oppressors while they pay your f*cking bills - Privilege is being able to protest every little thing that offends you without worrying about calling in sick to work because you don't have a f*cking job - Real privilege is wearing $200 sneakers when you haven't worked a day in your life - Privilege is walking around with $300 Beats headphones while you're living on f*cking food stamps - While you're on public assistance, and it's paid for by people who wake up and grind every day - Privilege is having the latest smartphone with unlimited data and having zero idea where the bill goes because somebody else is always picking up the tab - Privilege is being able to cheat, lie, fail over and over again in life and still get bailed out while people who play by the rules get punished. That's privilege This isn't about race. This isn't about class. This is about accountability. We've got a culture that rewards victimhood and demonizes work ethic and responsibility. Meanwhile, the people holding everything together for the rest of society, they get taxed into the f*cking ground, their businesses get choked by regulation, and they get personally vilified for speaking up and saying that this is bullsh*t. You want to talk about privilege? Then start with the people who've never paid the price, but who also scream the loudest. Because they've never had to build anything, they've never had to defend anything, they've never had to carry any real weight. And the reason they get away with it? It's because we don't live in a society of strong men anymore. No. That's been dismantled on purpose over the last 50 years because a society of strong men would never put up with any of this bullshit. And that's exactly why they came after us first” “I'm done pretending that any of this bullsh*t makes sense”

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