re: White people are born demons

So I have no choice in my thoughts or behaviors?

I control outcomes for others that I have never met?

I must be like “The Dark Lord”.

If we are, we're doing a damned shitty job of white supremacy.

We had one hired by Corporate that came in. I received my invitation with a date and time to attend. I fired right back ..."I will be in Ontario at a Wind Farm on that date. If there are other dates available, please provide me with a list so that I can schedule other trips."

Human Resources called me. "Why are you avoiding this?" "Will my staff be there?" "They will" "I was hired to increase sales dramatically ...tell me, exactly what in the hell does this have to do with sales?"
"So I take it as a no for you to attend?"
"I'll discuss the Reader's Digest version with someone when I get back."
President later told me "That's alright, I found an excuse to skip it as well. I went to Brazil."

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She checks off every box of the black woman stereotype.

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That's why she is being used to set forth the agenda. People will make fun of her looks and delivery instead of pointing out the stupidity of what she is saying. They in turn will say see! Look at all the racists criticizing a strong black woman.

That thing is telling other people they aren't humans? lol

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White people are born demons

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But they are the racists

Critical race theory is a cult. You, as white people, have no hope or redemption. But if you repent and hand over control of your lives/minds to the black cultural Marxist that espouse this crap, they can somehow cleanse your soul and rid you of the ultimate sin and guilt of being white.


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Hunter Ashleigh Shackelford (she/ they) is a Black fat cultural producer, multidisciplinary artist, nonbinary shapeshifter, hood feminist, and data futurist based in Atlanta, Georgia, with roots in Richmond, Virginia. She is the creator and director of a Southern body liberation organization, Free Figure Revolution, which focuses on decolonizing antiblack body violence. With bylines in Wear Your Voice Magazine, For Harriet, Buzzfeed, and Black Girl Dangerous, Ashleigh illustrates the relationship between Blackness, fatness, desire, queerness, afrotechnology, and popular culture.

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What the frick is that

I'd have to use my Covid mask to cover my eyes and use ear plugs to endure that.
How could any intelligent person endure that.

That made me LOL