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@vUnnamed_ No, your original quote is not fine. The conversation around Argentina is about general anti-black racism. Yet you made a off hand comment about people disliking the entire country because of a fast food restaurant, knowing that’s is not the case.
@vUnnamed_ Unlike like you, I’m competent enough to know racism is a global issue. Imagine acknowledging the fact racism happens world wide, then feeling targeted when the people in your country get called out for racism. That’s backwards.
@vUnnamed_ Nobody said, or implied that ya’ll were uniquely racist. You made that assumption because the momentary focus was on an anti-black racism in Argentina. I’m pretty sure you’re of how intolerant black people are with racism in the states, so I don’t understand the point.
@vUnnamed_ Saying “you're basing this off of seeing like a few people say the n word then idk what to tell you man”, is indeed downplaying the severity of that slur. People who say slurs do not come in fews, they come in multiples.
@vUnnamed_ I made it very clear the current issue black people have with Argentina doesn’t have much to do with that fast food restaurant. So, it’s very interesting that you’re implying our “ hate for Argentina“ is based on “a few people saying the n-word”
@vUnnamed_ Idk what to tell you, disregarding the impact of the n-word makes it very clear you don’t really give a shit about the current reasons black people have a problem with Argentina.
@SantwaliTruecel My feed is full of black people talking about U.S. imperialism. So, how would you know if you’re not actively looking for tweets talking about U.S white supremacy. You just made that assumption because you saw someone tweet about racism happening in a different country.
@SantwaliTruecel I just think it’s beyond audacious to assume the main people who are outspoken on racism in the states are being silent on U.S white supremacist just to focus on a racist “niche food local”. I don’t know about you, but we know how to multitask.
@SantwaliTruecel Priorities? So, racism should only be acknowledged and called out if it happens in the U.S? You don’t think a racist fast food chain is big enough issue to cause justified offense? Is that what you’re saying?
@vUnnamed_ What exactly is this saying? I’m a black person born and raised in the states, and I haven’t said anything that implied other wise. So, what point are you making with this screenshot? You really thought you did something with this.
@vUnnamed_ “Whatever I’m thinking of” is based on an ongoing discourse involving Argentina and anti-black racism. The original post is just the cherry on top.