Hatred of white people

>reasonable but it is still irrational
Pick one you filthy racist.

Stop being a nigger

Well, I hate niggers so it evens out. No hard feelings, my man.

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>reasonable

If you mean reasonable that you're vulnerable to cultural biases to blame whitey for literally everything

You don't need to stop. Whatever your reason for hating white people is, it's probably right and grounded in good evidence.

Oh fuck off you masochistic neo liberal

Whatever you are, you sound like a miserable asshole.

With sex and drugs

Kinda sad to see people taking anything you say seriously at this point

If you hate white people so much, just move to an area full of minorities! Simple.

Well fuck you.

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Kill yourself nigger!

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he's not wrong

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niggerfaggot

another word for my filter.

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In my case it's more of a barrier I feel with them. I don't know why this is but I've never been able to have a meaningful conversation with a single one besides one girl I knew in high school. With her I could just be myself and didn't feel the discomfort I normally feel with the rest.

>It's quite reasonable
>It's irrational
Make up you're fucking mind.
What an annoying shitpost. Tries to confuse people with an utterly nonsensical statement.
Please. If it's irrational, it is not reasonable. If you meant 'understandable' it makes a little more sense, but there's a lot that is understandable and we know what you are doing you fucking faggot.

Small town white folks can be really close minded, I'm constantly shocked at some of the things in my hometown say that just wouldn't be acceptable anywhere else. I'm white for reference and I thought I was sort of racist, but nah. It's just ignorance. They've heard things and they repeat them and don't know any better.

You may be more used to people of your skin colour. Also, people seem to subconsciously/naturally group on some kind of commonality whether that be hobbies or something about their appearance. Just something I've noticed... It's just an easy route, that's all.

I know this could probably sound bad, but it took me a little while to get used to black people when gentrification (or something?) started to cause a lot more minorities to show up around here. I don't hate them; I just had tothese irrational fears that they would think I was racist and it felt weirder the more ghetto/nigga/African-American they seemed (usually just meaning their accent). Now I've gotten used to them, though I'm still a little weird around the ones that have the whole intense ghetto energy thing going on where they're sort of just loud and sociable, but I think that's just because I'm shy and not a high energy person.

Well, that and the Chris Rock formula of black people versus "those types" probably applies there a lot of the time,to be honest...

But of course there's a lot that I just...literally don't know.

I see. Well I don't think my skin color is the problem considering I can pass off as being them. I think my problem might come from the lack of commonality background wise, that and I had some bad experiences when I was a kid. It's hard to say but if I had to be more specific about the barrier thing I think it's definitely the feeling that we're out of sync. I'm pretty sure they get just as confused when they notice my inability to make conversation. It can be uncomfortable for both myself and the person next to me.

This is a really great place to come and let go of your racial biases

Make friends with whitey.

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but non-frogposters could be smart enough to pretend being frogposters