r/neoliberal gets triggered cuz indigenous people use academic language to describe their oppression
r/neoliberal gets triggered cuz indigenous people use academic language to describe their oppression
Libs totally aren't fascists btw
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This is something every pan-racial (for lack of a better term) movement will run into. Every movement needs its foundational myths (in the folkloric sense, not the "stories that are false" sense) and common beliefs to function. When you're trying to unite disparate peoples whose main reason for joining together is to increase political/bargaining power, you're going to have to either choose to prioritize certain narratives over others or create new narratives whole cloth.
The crackers have to label this as a "pan-racial" thing because they don't want to admit that "whiteness" is a construct and they have no culture.
White people have a culture. Think 'petri dish'
As Chris Hannah once sung, "Just what exactly are the great historical accomplishments of your race that make you proud to be white? Capitalism? Slavery? Genocide? Sit-coms? This is your fucking white-history, my friend. So why don't we start making a history worth being proud of and start fighting the real fucking enemy?".
spitting bars! gotta look for the source, i imagine there are other gems in it
The Only Good Fascist is a Very Dead Fascist by Propagandhi.
finally listened to it, dang it's pretty smooth, flows better than i thought. no clue what a hammerskin is... is that like sharkfin soup?
Hammerskins are nazi skinheads.
ah ok ty for the clarification, kinda surprised i never heard of it before
capitalism and baseball
Kill em all and let a Norse god sort em out!
In the Museum of Whitness, here we see a box of Captain Crunch Cereal with Crunch Berries...
oops! all honkies!
uh i don't get it, someone help me out? are you taking about agar-agar solution?
Nah, bacterial cultures