Lol, never taken a few minutes to listen to these people?

https://www.aclrc.com/myth-of-reverse-racism

Canada is beyond fucked ^^. This is from alberta.

“The ‘reverse racism’ card is often pulled by white people when people of color call out racism and discrimination, or create spaces for themselves … that white people aren’t a part of. The impulse behind the reverse racism argument seems to be a desire to prove that people of color don’t have it that bad, they’re not the only ones that are put at a disadvantage or targeted because of their race. It’s like the Racism Olympics. And it’s patently untrue” (Blay, 2015).

Reverse racism is a myth because it attempts to ignore the power/privilege dynamic between the individuals/groups involved; the myth of reverse racism assumes that racism occurs on a so-called level playing field, when in actuality, it does not. One claim of “reverse racism” that is often made is in relation to affirmative actions programs: programs that were created to help ensure that non-white individuals are given equal consideration and opportunities, whether it is in regards to employment, school, or scholarships etc. For white individuals, programs such as this might feel like something is being “taken away.” Zeba Blay outlines how white people often "believe deserving white students are discriminated against while academically unqualified students are given highly coveted college or company positions ― just because they happen to tick the ‘ethnic minority’ box. This argument ignores the fact that affirmative action did not come out of nowhere ― there was a need for a system that would address the decades of underrepresentation of people of color both academically and in the job world.” Sherover-Marcuse explains how "[a]ffirmative action programs are attempts to repair the results of institutionalized racism by setting guidelines and establishing procedures for finding qualified applicants from all segments of the population” (p. 2). In other words, these programs do not privilege people of colour but are an attempt to “level” the not-so-level playing field that has historically privileged a certain type of candidate.

I feel dumber for having read this to be honest. Im getting fucked, the blacks are getting fucked, were all getting fucked equally right now, better not get together and throw out the corrupt 1% on the fucking top. I get a kick out of the black people who think that cops only kill people because of the color of their skin. Statistically your more likely to be killed if your mentaly challenged/retarded. But that doesnt really give that "im so much better than everyone else" vibe does it.

At the rate Canada is immigrating people in, its either gonna become Chinese, or Indian anyway.

And please dont anyone tell me this isnt the same thing as saying only white people can be racist. According to this article, its because we havent suffered enough basically. I wish they hadnt dumbed down the education system, but it seems that was the best move our leaders could have made for their bank accounts.

Lol, never taken a few minutes to listen to these people?

https://www.aclrc.com/myth-of-reverse-racism

Canada is beyond fucked ^^. This is from alberta.

“The ‘reverse racism’ card is often pulled by white people when people of color call out racism and discrimination, or create spaces for themselves … that white people aren’t a part of. The impulse behind the reverse racism argument seems to be a desire to prove that people of color don’t have it that bad, they’re not the only ones that are put at a disadvantage or targeted because of their race. It’s like the Racism Olympics. And it’s patently untrue” (Blay, 2015).

Reverse racism is a myth because it attempts to ignore the power/privilege dynamic between the individuals/groups involved; the myth of reverse racism assumes that racism occurs on a so-called level playing field, when in actuality, it does not. One claim of “reverse racism” that is often made is in relation to affirmative actions programs: programs that were created to help ensure that non-white individuals are given equal consideration and opportunities, whether it is in regards to employment, school, or scholarships etc. For white individuals, programs such as this might feel like something is being “taken away.” Zeba Blay outlines how white people often "believe deserving white students are discriminated against while academically unqualified students are given highly coveted college or company positions ― just because they happen to tick the ‘ethnic minority’ box. This argument ignores the fact that affirmative action did not come out of nowhere ― there was a need for a system that would address the decades of underrepresentation of people of color both academically and in the job world.” Sherover-Marcuse explains how "[a]ffirmative action programs are attempts to repair the results of institutionalized racism by setting guidelines and establishing procedures for finding qualified applicants from all segments of the population” (p. 2). In other words, these programs do not privilege people of colour but are an attempt to “level” the not-so-level playing field that has historically privileged a certain type of candidate.

I feel dumber for having read this to be honest. Im getting fucked, the blacks are getting fucked, were all getting fucked equally right now, better not get together and throw out the corrupt 1% on the fucking top. I get a kick out of the black people who think that cops only kill people because of the color of their skin. Statistically your more likely to be killed if your mentaly challenged/retarded. But that doesnt really give that "im so much better than everyone else" vibe does it.

At the rate Canada is immigrating people in, its either gonna become Chinese, or Indian anyway.