Last week we covered the story of a formal Police investigation being launched over the alleged hate crime that recently occurred at Boston College. A crime that was nothing more than the placement of a single poster on campus with the words “Don’t apologize for being white.” Seemingly inspired by this development and the overblown reaction to it. The infamous trolls over at 4chan’s politically incorrect board have just launched a new widespread campaign set to take this poster idea to the next level.
The idea was simple. If a seemingly innocuous message like the one posted at Boston College could cause such a reaction, what would happen if a similar message was far more widely distributed? 4chan decided they wanted to find out, and Operation White was soon hatched. The plan being to print out and post all around every major city possible, a simple flyer featuring only the words “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE.” ....
Last week we covered the story of a formal Police investigation being launched over the alleged hate crime that recently occurred at Boston College. A crime that was nothing more than the placement of a single poster on campus with the words “Don’t apologize for being white.” Seemingly inspired by this development and the overblown reaction to it. The infamous trolls over at 4chan’s politically incorrect board have just launched a new widespread campaign set to take this poster idea to the next level.
The idea was simple. If a seemingly innocuous message like the one posted at Boston College could cause such a reaction, what would happen if a similar message was far more widely distributed? 4chan decided they wanted to find out, and Operation White was soon hatched. The plan being to print out and post all around every major city possible, a simple flyer featuring only the words “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE.” ....
What % of white people in the United States are aware that being white is now something to be ashamed of? I don't think it's that many. I think most people don't pay attention to this nonsense.
Kath wrote:What % of white people in the United States are aware that being white is now something to be ashamed of? I don't think it's that many. I think most people don't pay attention to this nonsense.
I respectfully disagree - what % of white Americans watch the MSM? have kids in college? have to attend PC bull shit training at work....
The pot is beginning to simmer...how long till it boils?
DBTrek wrote:Identity politics is pretty hot on the West Coast. I take it Florida is different?
Lots of awareness, but also lots of eye rolling. It's just not being taken all that seriously down here, at least from my older white lady point of view.
Zlaxer wrote:
I respectfully disagree - what % of white Americans watch the MSM? have kids in college? have to attend PC bull shit training at work....
The pot is beginning to simmer...how long till it boils?
Did you really get trained on "privilege" at work? SMH.
How is the MSM covering this nonsense? I really haven't been watching any cable news since election night.
"Stay tuned, white people. Coming up next, we're going to tell you why you suck!"
I think it’s an interesting approach to red-pilling. It begs the question “Who says it’s not ok to be white?!?” - which invites a whole slew of answers that should probably be part of the national conversation.
DBTrek wrote:I think it’s an interesting approach to red-pilling. It begs the question “Who says it’s not ok to be white?!?” - which invites a whole slew of answers that should probably be part of the national conversation.
Kath wrote:What % of white people in the United States are aware that being white is now something to be ashamed of? I don't think it's that many. I think most people don't pay attention to this nonsense.
I respectfully disagree - what % of white Americans watch the MSM? have kids in college? have to attend PC bull shit training at work....
The pot is beginning to simmer...how long till it boils?
Hopefully, sooner than later, this PC BS that is in the workplace is harming more than helping employee interaction and "free-think" areas.
