r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/Itscooljazz āļø • 3d ago
They tired just like us š Country Club Thread
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u/mayorodoyle 3d ago
Yes! This is exactly it!
I don't hate you because you're black, I hate you because you're a person.
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u/dudushat 3d ago
Fuck these humans.
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u/mayorodoyle 3d ago
Fuck 'em! Fuck 'em all! They're all in my way! The white ones, the black ones, the in-between ones.
I am an equal opportunity hater.
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u/Disastrous-Living-11 3d ago
It was only a matter of time.....
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u/DestinTheLion 3d ago
Man I miss chappelle show
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u/Disastrous-Living-11 3d ago
Me too.š«¤
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u/mayorodoyle 3d ago
Key and Peele was a reasonable facsimile for a little while. And while the two of them are geniuses and funny in their own rights, they didn't have that je ne sais quoi that Dave has.
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u/DiggThatFunk 3d ago
I loved a lot of what they did, but they could only dream of doing a skit on the level of Dave Chappelle's Educated Guess Line, and that's like bottom-tier Chappelle Show. "Dave Chappelle is not a psychic; he is merely a racist, who believes that stereotypes dictate our futures." "CALL ME NOWW FA YA BOMBOCLAAT READIN'! lawdhamercyyyy"
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u/giskardwasright 3d ago
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u/mayorodoyle 3d ago
This is the first time I've heard this song but it's been playing non-stop in my head since the first time I got woken up by an alarm clock.
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u/misntshortformary 3d ago
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u/DeliriumConsumer 3d ago
I hope all the bad things in life happen to you, and to nobody else...but you
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u/wholesome_pineapple 3d ago
This is my overall attitude. Iām convinced George Carlin and Larry David somehow had a child and that child was me. I was basically born as a grumpy 60 year old man.
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u/Sharp_Worldliness803 3d ago
I donāt understand this sentiment or why itās said like a badge of honor. Sounds like a miserable way to go through life.
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u/wishesandhopes 3d ago
And it's often used as cover by people who say racist things, to make it seem like they feel that way about everyone
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3d ago
Exactly. Yall are not solving the race war OR class war by being apathetic.Ā
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u/with_regard 3d ago
What exactly are you doing to solve the race war that we should be doing?
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u/HubeiSpicyLung 3d ago
Yeah this is a huge problem in my country, call out older blokes for it all the time. Used to be totally accepted as the 'out' when someone accused them of racism.
The way they always put it (and I mean always) is "I'm not racist/sexist/homophobic, I hate everyone equally". It's always "I hate everyone equally", verbatim.
And then you ask them why they never crack jokes/make critical observations about our race, and all of a sudden it's "woah there mate settle down no need to start anything serious".
And it's like I'm not? You just don't have the balls to admit to yourself and your mates that you're a racist cunt.
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u/IsHeSkiing 3d ago
Well, yeah. That's the point. We're miserable. Everything is hot garbage right now and only getting worse by the day. The human race as a whole is taking a massive beating and most of us aren't making it out alright.
There's only so much abuse a person can take while keeping the fake smile on their face.
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u/DemandZestyclose7145 3d ago
I can't stand fake people. I can see through them so easily. I would rather deal with someone who is miserable or depressed but is being genuine about it and isn't putting on a show for everyone. Fake people are fucking exhausting.
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u/caretaquitada āļø 3d ago
Yeah I kinda agree. I think I used to be like this but going through life seeing the worst in everyone did just pretty much end up making me feel like shit all the time
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u/Durzaka 3d ago
(White man here)
I generally dislike people in general. But I use that as an excuse to keep to myself, not as an excuse to be a hateful piece of shit to those around me. That's a dogshit "reason" to explain why people behave the way they do.
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u/PunishedWolf4 3d ago
Facts, I donāt give a shit about someoneās skin color because being an asshole knows no color or sexual orientation or gender or whatever and there are a lot of assholes walking this earth.
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u/Dr_Bluntsworthy_ThC 3d ago
Was having a drink out back in a seedy bar the other day. My type of place. I'm very white passing and my boy is completely white. This older white woman and middle aged white dude sit across from us and start smoking. Took under 2 minutes for the old lady to begin a racist rant about Mexicans (a lot of people think I'm Hispanicāshe either accepted me as a white or didn't give a shit lol). Typical "I don't hate them but they're ruining our country blah blah" type shit. Then the dude she's with is like "I fucking hate Mexicans. I hate white people. I hate black people. I fucking hate everyone."
šš these people sucked but that took me by surprise enough to get a laugh.
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u/_Rtrd_ 3d ago
Meh, hating immigrants isn't even racism sometimes, it's just highly hypocritical. Like sure you want a more localized economy and all that bullshit, but then still reap all the benefits of all the illegals doing a lot of work for less pay? Fuck outta here with that bullshit. The American problem with immigration is simply them ripping off people who need the work, they could very well implement better temporary work visas and everyone would be happy. Like you can already buy a fuck ton of stuff here in LATAM if you're being paid in dollars.
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u/snoopfrogcsr 3d ago
I want the best for anyone who isn't racist, sexist, homophobic, fatphobic, etc, but I also don't want to be around anyone at all. Please leave me alone to put in my 8 hours and survive to the next work day.
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u/mayorodoyle 3d ago
Oh absolutely. I love you and I wish absolutely nothing but the best for you and everyone you care about.
But get the fuck away from me.
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u/Captain_Vegetable 3d ago
An obnoxious client I used to have told me straight up that he dealt with bad days by making sure everyone around him had a worse one. Some people just suck.
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u/notsoincredibilis00 3d ago
I hate the people that make my already tired ass more exhausted. Now if we working together and we tired but the job is getting done, we cool.
I worked with a dude that refused to brush his fucking teeth, and yes it smelled worse than you possibly imagine. There were multiple times I had to go outside and calm down because this bitch had the audacity, the gall, to say his breath donāt stink. He was a Top 5 reason why I quit, I just couldnāt take that on top of the other bullshit.
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u/SaboLeorioShikamaru 3d ago
I worked with a dude that refused to brush his fucking teeth, and yes it smelled worse than you possibly imagine.
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u/alienstrippers 3d ago
First time I've seen this scene used as a reaction image. Lol this scene creeped me tf out š
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u/automaticfiend1 3d ago
What's it from?
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u/johnnykonava 3d ago
Attack on Titan, pretty sure the first half of the last season. I do not know the exact episode though.
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u/Karljohnellis 3d ago
Our maintenance man/health and safety officer or whatever hes decided to title himself this week. Has diabetes and doesnt brush his teeth. That shit breath hits you like a brick
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u/wholesome_pineapple 3d ago
I work with a dude whose breath is so bad you can smell it if he walks past you even if your back is turned to him. No one has the heart to say anything to him. Idk how tf his wife deals
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u/ReflexiveOW 3d ago
People always say I'm really chill while I'm at work while everyone else is getting pissed off at anything that goes wrong.
It's not that I'm chill, it's just I don't have the energy unless whoever is fucking up effects when I go home. If I'm still leaving on time, somebody could get shot in another department and it's not gonna phase me lol
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u/GoldxBrownSugar 3d ago
Now why the fuck would someone go to work, or anywhere for the matter with stank on their breath?! Why? I hope someone kicks his ass next time
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u/Utnemod 3d ago
My coworker didn't take showers or wear deodorant, it was so bad you'd smell him before he entered the room. One day my friend got so fucking mad at him, that she sent a "nicely" worded letter to the manager and HR.
He had a meeting with HR where they basically told him hygiene is expected for the position.
It got a little better but he still smelled, eventually he changed shifts and didn't really see or hear anything afterwards.
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u/ramkitty 3d ago
We had a dude at my army unit we called assbreath. One day a guy left him some care products in his locker. He finds it and infront of everyone announces. "What the hell is this!" many sniggles we had at his expense that day.... we were(are) such pricks
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u/RocketOuttaPocket 3d ago edited 3d ago
I hate the people that make my already tired ass more exhausted. Now if we working together and we tired but the job is getting done, we cool.
Type shit. I ain't mad at the Amazon driver for my shit being late, I ain't mad at the Walmart clerk for the scan to be different from the tag, I ain't mad at the AT&T call center employee because the credit supposed to be applied last month from when they overbilled me 6 months ago and "forgot" for 5 months to credit it until I called again... I'm mad (with them) at their boss, their boss' boss, and their boss' boss' boss who leverage minor incriments of everyone's malaise so that when it's rolled up a thousand, million, billion -fold, those few at the top are all harvesting that micro inconvenience in our daily life as massive profit.
Play this out 24/7/365 and you got a population who couldn't tell you the last time they weren't irritated. Everybody know the phrase "death by a thousand cuts" and this is what we as the majority class are meant to just...deal...with? Nah, that's gotta go.
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u/Trust_me_I_am_doctor 3d ago
I've only ever almost been in a fight once as an adult. I was biking to work in the before times ( pre COVID) and this guy stepped out in the street and crossed as I was turning left nearly walked into me. I yelled profanities at him, and he yelled some back at me and I actually turned back dismounted my bike and got in his face.
He put his hands up, a lit cigarette still dangling from his lips, and I started to put mine up but I looked him in the eye and it's like that scene from unbreakable when he would brush up against people and could see all of their misdeeds. Well in that moment I could see in his soul that he was deeply unhappy and so I just put my hands down got on my bike and said I hope your life gets better and rode away and I heard him mumble yeah me too.
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u/Im_Interested 3d ago
Christ that's bleak. Doubly so as self harm in men can present as 'picking fights you can't win'
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u/MadeMinion 3d ago
Damn... I'm glad to hear someone else that's aware of this. I used to spend so much time at work trying to keep grown men from doing things that will get them killed. Then one day I realized they did not see any value in their lives to begin with. Once I started offering those guys support at work and encouraged them to focus more on establishing and maintaining a support system outside of work, my job got pretty boring. Its amazing how much danger people willfully avoid once they realize that someone, anyone gives a shit about them.
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u/laggyx400 3d ago
That keeps me from doing lots of stupid things. There are others that need me around, and I owe it to them to be there.
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u/hazeldazeI 3d ago
Woo boy that describes a whole lot of my relatives right there. Most of them moved on to oxy addiction so there ya go.
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u/elitegenoside 3d ago
Self-destruction can manifest in many ways. When I was in my darkest (or second darkest) time, I wouldn't look before crossing the street. It's fucked up because if someone did hit me then they'd have to live with that, but you don't think about that when you're that far in the void. I would fantasize about a glass pain just falling on me like that scene from one of The Final Destination movies.
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u/Commercial-Chance561 3d ago
āI looked down, saw the all black AF1s and knew he was ready to die in that moment ā
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u/No-Bat-7253 3d ago
Stoooopppppšššššš the way I just fucking snorted manššš
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u/Jamaican_Dynamite 3d ago
When you refuse to put the smoke out for a fist fight, you know you ain't got much to lose.
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u/jeremiahfira 3d ago
I work in the city and my commute is pretty great generally (walk to the Path, take path to midtown, walk 3 blocks to my office). When it gets hot though, I'm ready to fight any biker/scooter who cuts me off in the pedestrian walkway. They're running red lights on to pedestrians' right of way constantly, and they're usually good about giving pedestrians space when they do...but one of these days, who knows.
As for in Jersey City (which doesn't have great bike lanes in my neighborhood unfortunately), the electric bikers/scooter peeps are constantly doing like 15-20mph on the sidewalk. Not sure how I haven't seen more collisions between them and pedestrians
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u/Trust_me_I_am_doctor 3d ago
I'm originally from NYC and learned to bike commute there before moving to Portland. The amount of fights I used to get into became exhausting until I did some mushrooms and it told me in very simple terms: You are the cause of your own misery. Stop trying to fight the world and it will stop trying to fight you. Obviously I still need constant reminding of the message but when I remember I'm much more zen. Just expect people to be unpredictable and selfish and oddly it makes you more accepting and puts you in a better mind set to deal with all that commuter crap.
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u/TruthThruAcoustics āļø 3d ago
Odd.
Currently working a job with white men and it makes me realize they hate their lives and everybody, but still find time and energy to be racist.
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u/MadeMinion 3d ago
Believing they are above certain groups of people is the only thing standing between them and oblivion.
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u/drhagbard_celine 3d ago
oblivion
I would have said important realization but I suppose that works too from their perspective.
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u/SpaceBus1 3d ago
To realize you are at the bottom of the stack is pretty much the same thing.
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u/elitegenoside 3d ago
That is really the whole story for a lot of them. I grew up in a racist area with racist family, and that's the majority of their situations. They (especially the older ones) have lived their entire lives working for "the man," and most have barely gotten anything for it. My grandfather (who was affiliated with the Klan), has never seen the ocean. Has never made more than $15/hr (and that was in his 60s). He has been mostly alone since my grandmother passed away in 98. All he does is read the bible, listen to evangelicals on the radio, cut wood, plant potatoes, and hate everyone but the actual people that are to blame for my region's misery.
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u/StayPuffGoomba 3d ago
āI hate my life, but at least Iām not _____ā
So filled with hate thereās only just enough room to top off with some bullshit.
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u/jtanuki 3d ago
āI hate my life, but at least Iām not _____ā
"...gonna live forever."
That's my morning affirmations, right there
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u/gnomon_knows 3d ago edited 3d ago
Where the fuck do all you people live? Am white, live in LA, work in entertainment...and outside of race being hilarious between friends I do believe you would get your ass kicked if you were openly racist at work.
There was one weird dude from Santa Clarita who was always complaining people were mean to him because he was a "conservative" in Hollywood...he got into an argument about gay marriage and like, had to quit people treated him so badly after that. Drove him out of dodge.
I mean we have racism here, obviously, but not that kind. Lord. Unless you are a cop, then that tracks. They are pretty much race gangs, prison-style.
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u/mistled_LP 3d ago
Don't get OP wrong. Lots of racists out there. His local haters happen to just be miserable in general.
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u/four_ethers2024 3d ago
Exactly that. They didn't get the memo they're just tired and angry and decided to blame my black ass for it.
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u/whitey-ofwgkta āļø 3d ago
also working a job with white men and they just be minding their business, thankful I haven't heard anything I needed to side-eye at
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u/FEMA_Camp_Survivor āļø 3d ago
Drinking coffee outside, petting dogs, and smiling at babies sounds like a much better existence than imparting misery on others because one spent his life working to the bone with nothing to show for it.
May you genuinely continue to live well.
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u/Western_Language_894 3d ago
Oi, can I join you for a coffee some time? You sound pleasant.
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u/l1vefrom215 3d ago
Absolutely, I wonāt even judge you if you order one of those frappe milkshake things. But I get a spoonful of whipped cream with the caramel sauce.
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u/fikis 3d ago
leering respectfully at hot women
Wow. I don't even know how that's possible but the rest of your commment sounds pretty good to me, so...
Carry on?
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u/XPyroMX 3d ago
I don't trust it... them mans say I hate everyone equally, and then say the most transphobic shit imaginable. Im good with whoever hatin whoever for personal reasons, we all human, but hatin for bigoted reasons or hatin a whole group you don't know is kinda nefarious
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u/MadeMinion 3d ago
The quiet part is that everyone tends to favor people more like themselves (homosociality.) Not necessarily because of malice, but likely out of pure laziness. For most people, having to try to get to know you is outside of their bandwidth unless it can lead to money, influence, or sex.
Learning that a trans person is actually just... a person with unique attributes and desires will challenge their deeply held opinions and make them uncomfortable.
If that's true, then what else is true? Is there nothing that makes any member of a particular group or gender inherently special? If so, then who are they exactly? That's not a pleasant thought for most people. If nothing else... at least they are better than "XYZ".
Worst case, they will simply retreat to being a collection of borrowed identities and repeated talking points never having to question the nature of the life that was chosen for them and from which they do not believe they can escape.
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u/D1RTYBACON 3d ago
them mans say I hate everyone equally, and then say the most transphobic shit imaginable
Idk, some people only say it because they can still get away with it. Like being transphobic is the online equivalent of taking candy from a baby. They just need something to hate on and are desperate for people to agree with them so they pick a group they know people are gonna be cool with hating. If you think about those types they probably wouldn't JUST be transphobic if they could do it and keep their job you feel me
Same reasoning why so many non white immigrants in America end up being militantly anti black. Their life sucks ass and hating on a group they know they won't get in trouble for because they're "allowed" to be racist makes them feel accepted
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u/XPyroMX 3d ago
I agree. Most of the time depending on the person and environment, I usually find the people that say they hate everyone, have a bigoted view that catches me out of nowhere, those type people usually have one 'out group' whether it be trans people or immigrants. My take is that they really don't hate everyone, just the one group. I really agree with what u/MadeMinion said about people's sentiment wanting a homogenous society, I think puts it all together.
Sidebar but still on topic, I'm a mixed african, hispanic, and also immigrated from Mexico at a young age. I don't even know if 'black-passing' is the right term, but I've heard some heinous shit said about immigrants from the "I hate everyone equally' camp just because they're thinking they could get away with it. I'm lucky to have grown up in a community of diverse people from all backgrounds who respected and celebrated each others cultures. Bartending right now near a private college kinda helps me see the disconnect
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u/elitegenoside 3d ago
I've grown to hear this phrase as a dog whistle. I used to say when I was younger, but I was less informed and naive. I don't actually hate people, I hate billionaires and boot-lickers. I hate the people who actively make other's lives worse for a little bit MORE money.
The "I hate everyone equally" is the same as "I don't see color." It's a cop-out. They either don't truly know their own opinions or are just saying something to get the scope off of themselves. "I don't really follow politics" is starting to feel like another one to me.
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u/Eatthepoliticiansm8 3d ago
Everyone I ever met who says "I hate everyone equally" has a blatant specific hatred for specific groups.
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u/apinchofsulk 3d ago
Idk there's a noticeable difference between a racist person and a grump who just hates everyone.
Usually it's how many slurs they use
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u/NomadPrime 3d ago
Nah, seriously though. I'm not about to give a pass to anyone who's given the excuse of "don't worry about him, he hates everyone equally" until I personally get to know them for sure like in the tweet, if I even want to give someone like that a chance.
You call me anyone a slur, you're defaulted to bigot first, not misanthrope. I'm not saying it's universal, like yeah some people do turn to hate in their misery, but I can see some people trying to hide behind that kind of thing, too.
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u/typhonist 3d ago
I hated pretty much everyone in my misery when going through it with undiagnosed trauma and mental illness. I never used slurs when fucking with people, though.
Always felt like it was disrespectful, which is a strange dichotomy to feel. I guess that's the difference between being truly hateful and just being an angry, sad, wounded person.
And yeah, before anyone says anything, I did pick fights with randos, mostly hoping someone would kill me or fuck me up. Someone in a different thread that some men self-harm through picking fights they can't win. That was me.
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u/TigerLilly_Tink43 3d ago
I agree with this. It is possible to hate people without using racial slurs as part of your weaponry. If you're willing to go there, you got a bigotry problem. Also a laziness problem. Also a dumbass problem. Also you are part of the problem and the problem itself.
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u/Just-Scallion-6699 3d ago
I had a job where we were having some sort of training about understanding people better. It was mostly focused on race issues, but it was beating around the bush. And one of the white ladies in the group goes "Sometimes people are just having a bad day and you should give them a break". I'm also white and I was just like... what? I've had some fucking awful days and I still don't go on racist tirades lol.
For some people, anything is just an excuse.
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u/OutAndDown27 3d ago
I mean sometimes I'm having a bad day and I'm just not very upbeat and talkative. Those are the times I worry someone might think I'm grumpy because I have to interact with a person of color when actually I'm just fucking grumpy. I think once slurs enter the equation there's not really any room for misinterpreting whether someone is having a bad day or is really a racist. On the worst days of my life it wouldn't occur to me to call anyone a slur.
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u/Doppelthedh 3d ago
I hate you if you made my job harder. White, black, dead, alive,animate, inanimate...
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u/StoneColdMethodMan 3d ago
Sorry, I canāt make it to my shift ācause I diedā¦ I feel this hate is deserved
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u/Doppelthedh 3d ago
If your dead ass made policy decisions that keep affecting my daily life, fuck you and your mother
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u/sharpencontradict 3d ago
that's nice, but i don't know every-person-who-presents-as-a-racist's heart, and i can't nor do i want to make the distinction between which racist is really racist or just alienated from their work and dejected.
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u/ForToday 3d ago
Exactly, I aināt a therapist, you say racist shit, itās fuck you for being racist. I donāt have the time or desire to find out the reason for it.
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u/paputsza 3d ago
i don't think they're referring someone who is actually saying something racist. Just someone who doesn't respond when they say hi to a black person because they don't respond when anyone says hi. Racist people do tend to be bad people in general anyways.
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u/mistled_LP 3d ago
Agreed. If they're saying racist things, then they are racist. The actual haters aren't saying anything racist at all because they haven't spoken in more than grunts while at work since Dukakis ran for President.
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u/SuccessfulWar3830 3d ago
alot of racism comes from people looking for simple soultions to their problems. Its very easy to point at someone that has no actual impact on your life. But if someone says to you "they are the reason are poor" racism can grip even previously seemingly normal people.
This is basically how the nazis convinced germans that jewish people were the root of all their problems.
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u/General-Fun-616 3d ago
Expecting all white men to be racist ā¦. Hmm ā¦ I feel like there is a term for that
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u/Consistent-Photo-535 3d ago
Deadass. Most āhatefulā people I know are just ignorant or misinformed.
Plus itās not like the powers that be would want everyone infighting over bullshit while they steal all our money, right? Right guys? Right ladies?
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u/lonezomewolf 3d ago
"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." - Henry David Thoreau
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u/shaboobalaboopy510 3d ago
Tired, propagandized, unexposed has been my main observations over the years
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u/Theurbanalchemist 3d ago
Boy, at my job, they hate to see black man joy. Lol theyāre out of shape, old AF, working at Amazon wanting to sludge through meanwhile Iām dancing at my station, knocking out schoolwork and flexing on them
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u/Yewaruhdumass 3d ago
Way to miss the point lol. Imagine youāre at a job and some mf is dancing I donāt even work with you and I hate you š
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u/Ness_tea_BK 2d ago
Thatās not bc youāre black. Theyāre bitter bc youāre YOUNG. You still have your whole life ahead of you and are probably moving on from your current job and starting a life. You have energy. You feel good. Those days are behind them. And they can never get that time back. Itās why a lot of older people, especially those who live w regret, are bitter or mean
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u/SUPERKAMIGURU 3d ago
I actually do think Dave Chappelle had a point about that one. Maybe it's not other people they hate. It's probably just general bitterness, feeling that the world just kinda stopped caring about them.
It's real easy to get trapped in that lonely cycle, if you're bit careful because the brain really does require a lot more than what a lot of us are giving it in life.
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u/wecallthempoor 3d ago
The fact that this dude ACTUALLY thought prior to this that every white person is racist is hilarious.
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u/IrisTheTranny 3d ago
To all those who relate and are also simply tired and somewhat misanthropic. While that is absolutely understable given how much everything and everyone sucks, just remember that regardless of your personal beliefs, anyone can contribute to racism.
You may be doing something or treating someone a certain way simply because you hate everyone, but if that action reinforces racist power structures, you are still part of the problem and the problem is what you should actually be hating.
Not accusing the white people of this comment section of this necessarily, just thought it noteworthy that while this is true, it's only half of the story, because racism (and all forms of bigotry really) is built such that even those who do not consciously hold racist beliefs are liable to perpetuate it and that same emotional exhaustion that all of us relate to is often the reason that people who aren't actively bigots will allow harmful things to slide.
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u/redwing180 3d ago edited 3d ago
My God are some people just getting this? Just because someoneās angry at you doesnāt mean theyāre being racist. Sometimes theyāre just angry in general for whatever reason. In other words sometimes life isnāt all about you and whatever your hangups are. A lot of us are self-absorbed and we have our own things we are thinking about.
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u/TrapaneseNYC 3d ago
We connect over class more than race when we connect with people of different diversities. Thats why when class becomes a focus people start dying at the hands of the CIA.
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u/Zer0__Karma 3d ago
I just donāt like people in general. I donāt give a shit about your race, gender, sexuality, religion, whatever. Not my problem. I have my own problems. The biggest one is I just want to be left alone but I work in customer service
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u/Sixtyninealldaychef 3d ago
For some reason this reminds me of the Black Jeopardy skit with Tom Hanks from SNL back in the day.
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u/babysammich 3d ago
Idk man, Iām white, Iām exhausted, and I have a lot of problems with the world and donāt see much hope for the future. But everyone feels that way sometimes, and being hateful not only is a shitty thing to do, it takes energy I donāt have. I certainly donāt vibe with every person I meet, but Iām cordial and keep to myself. Itās not hard, and is actually easier than being a dick.
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u/capitalistcommunism 3d ago
Most hateful people just hate their lives.
The rich back in the day used this to keep poor whites down.
Keeping the working class separated is the key strategy of the elites.