@Lainyboy@neckbeard.xyz @_p@shitposter.club Yo @sim that's deep but you're 1000% right
Hmm...apparently people are retracting their promising #hydrocloriquine studies...
@sim @_p@shitposter.club Yeah...it is frustrating because white people are (kind of) allowed to have different opinions on these topics, but black people aren't.
White privilege, I guess.
@vantablack What happened? Did you leave home?
@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.
I've moved over to @realcaseyrollins for my private account
This is literally just here to archive my old posts now