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Clever Pseudonym's avatar

One of the rare honest statements of the BLM era is when Patrisse Cullors got busted buying a mansion or two and was put on the spot to respond:

“That was a lot of white guilt money," she said. "There’s a lot of white folks being like, ‘We just got to put the money.’ “

The foundation of modern Western liberalism, from Melbourne to Saskatchewan to London to LA etc etc, is White Guilt and White Saviorism. To be a 21st-century liberal means that you know it in your bones that you must atone for your sins of whiteness, that all good people dedicate their lives to rectifying historical injustices (or at least performing it when necessary), and that contradicting or criticizing a black person is the ultimate social faux pas, the Social Justice equivalent of farting in church.

It's why these poor neurotic souls are always barking out a bigotry accusation, they only feel safe when signalling that they're one of the Good Whites, sort of like how my dog needs to bark when anyone rings our bell.

White guilt has supplanted Christian guilt, racial atonement has supplanted Christian atonement, and the White Man's Burden has been supplanted by the White Woman's Emotional Burden.

BLM was white guilt, so was the insane reaction to George Floyd, as are putting Kendi and DiAngelo on your coffee table, all the black people in ads, the black Anne Boleyn and all the black Vikings etc. And black racial entrepreneurs know this better than anyone, which is why they make sure to charge top dollar to all the upscale white liberals shopping for racial indulgences.

Of course since I'm here in Sailer Town I said all this to my friends in 2020 and they looked at me like I was either a cynical bigot or a bigoted cynic, which is why I'll always remember when Cullors confessed and proved me right. (Again!)

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Derek Leaberry's avatar

To be fair to President Clinton, what do you do as a 54-year old ex-president? He never worked a real job in his life. He owned no farm. He owned no business. But he had his name and the great gift of gab. So he sold his name and made personal appearances sort of like Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams showing up to autograph sessions of Eisenhower-era American men. So Bill Clinton became part of the DEI scam as part of his post-presidential career.

But where does all this money come from? Bill Clinton gets his cut from the American economy. So did the Cheneys and the Pelosis and the Schumers and the Bushes and the McConnells. And so did the DEI scammers who wouldn't be recognized at any street corner or restaurant or baseball park in America. Alleged "college" basketballers are being paid millions in amateur "college" basketball as I type. It seems like everybody has a scam. A new one to me is findom. Pathetic well-monied young men just send money to young women for reasons I don't understand without any service provided.

America has tens of millions of people struggling to make ends meet, a recession is looming and yet America is awash in superfluous wealth. We live in strange times.

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