What makes a person become racist?
are they mad black people are finally speaking out? Do they prefer them quiet like they were back then?
26-30, F
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tenente · 100+, M
they feel anxious insecure insignificant. example: i lost my job and i have no prospects, i'm vulnerable and i'm scared about the future.
they look for acceptance and belonging. example: KKK is powerful in my community, they said they care about me because i'm white, to join them all i have to do is hate other ethnic groups
they feel guilty for their short comings and release the burden by assigning blame on others outside their group to temporarily feel better. example: i feel awful that i lost my job, i have no money and i don't have a future - the KKK told me those immigrants took my job away, this makes me really mad and i think that those immigrants should be punished.
Re: Do they prefer them quiet like they were back then?
any oppression fuels their false feeling of belonging and security. it escalates - starts with putting them down, then suppressing their freedom, then slavery, then ethnic cleansing. the root issue doesn't get addressed - the fascist leadership profit - and the followers who adopted racism as away of life are left alone with their sins and the burden of their failures. sad.
they look for acceptance and belonging. example: KKK is powerful in my community, they said they care about me because i'm white, to join them all i have to do is hate other ethnic groups
they feel guilty for their short comings and release the burden by assigning blame on others outside their group to temporarily feel better. example: i feel awful that i lost my job, i have no money and i don't have a future - the KKK told me those immigrants took my job away, this makes me really mad and i think that those immigrants should be punished.
Re: Do they prefer them quiet like they were back then?
any oppression fuels their false feeling of belonging and security. it escalates - starts with putting them down, then suppressing their freedom, then slavery, then ethnic cleansing. the root issue doesn't get addressed - the fascist leadership profit - and the followers who adopted racism as away of life are left alone with their sins and the burden of their failures. sad.
Strictgram · 70-79, C
@tenente Didn't know the KKK was powerful anyplace in the US. Maybe you're from Mars!