A college student began explaining his “white privilege” - then gets confused.

When she asked him if he thought it was a problem when white people think they have more privilege his friend made a face that said, “be careful, my man.”

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this is a combination of being dumb and brainwashed while at the same time being terrified of being cancelled for one wrong word or phrase you can see this dude literally thinking out every single word he is saying trying to not frick up and it’s sad and hilarious we have destroyed critical thinking as a society

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Very true. Back in the day parents were extremely proud that their kid was accepted to a college. Today the only requirement for college is a pulse.

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this is a combination of being dumb and brainwashed while at the same time being terrified of being cancelled for one wrong word or phrase

you can see this dude literally thinking out every single word he is saying trying to not frick up and it’s sad and hilarious

we have destroyed critical thinking as a society

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You're right on.

I disagree though about the brainwashed part of it. He all but admitted he was initially saying what he thought she wanted to hear. He then backed off once he saw she wasn't trying to frick him up.

The kid's just trying to be savvy but in that savviness, he came off as gutless.

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You're right on.

I disagree though about the brainwashed part of it. He all but admitted he was initially saying what he thought she wanted to hear. He then backed off once he saw she wasn't trying to frick him up.

The kid's just trying to be savvy but in that savviness, he came off as gutless.

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Which then leads into "how much of this 'white privilege' rhetoric is simply that combination of being dumb/brainwashed while also being terrified of being cancelled for one wrong word or phrase?"

And then... what's the most efficient method to get more people to simply say and act on what they truly feel?

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And then... what's the most efficient method to get more people to simply say and act on what they truly feel?

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They should realize that they aren't required to answer and just say "no comment."

I think the phrase "none of your business" is terribly underused today.

saw a “man on the street” compilation video a little while back that was hilarious. dude with a mic asking “this or that” to college students

“Coke or Pepsi”?
“Vodka or Tequila”?
“Boobs or Butt”?
“Personality or six pack”?

they all answered each one quickly and affirmatively … the he dropped the bomb

“black history month or gay history month?”

you can see the blood drain from the faces as they all stood there with eyes shuffling back and forth

interesting, one dude said “…both?” while all the others ended up saying “black history month” (which is funny and probably correct based on current SJW oppression olympics)

So much privilege he can’t even narrow it down to articulate

It's heartbreaking to see white men this fricking pitiful.

I would Savannah her with my banana

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You know there is an anti-white male current running through the culture.

Why else would this kid feel like he immediately has to start apologizing for what he is?

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They would kill us if they had the power, a recent poll shows a majority of blacks say it's not even OK to be White.