@Jojothegoodperson@freespeechextremist.com @_p@shitposter.club @sim The biggest issue with it is that since it's race, everybody acts like they have a moral high ground because of their views on the matter.
@_p@shitposter.club @sim Yeah, that's a good question. I can really go with both, but I do prefer black. But yeah I identify far more with being American than any relation I may or may not have to Africa...I've never been there tbh, and all the people I know who have gone over there are white lol
@crunklord420 @comicbot Yeah, I don't understand this
@sim @_p@shitposter.club Well most African-Americans generally have similar opinions on these racially-charged political topics, so I could see why he would expect me to agree with him, but it's another thing to be "disappointed" in someone else just for their opinion.
Now thankfully, I don't really care what he thinks. Most of my brother's friends are pretty wack anyways. But it was still odd to me and a bit frustrating. Not because of what he thinks of me, but what that would mean for other black friends of mine who might feel how he does.
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Yeah this gets infuriating a times
My brother's black roommate said he was "disappointed" in me for disagreeing with him smh
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