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arcane1

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2. Yes, and EVERY black person, etc, is expected to say "I'm not personally like that" every time

Reply to YoungDemCA (Original post)

Fri Jul 3, 2015, 04:40 PM

Jul 2015

In other words, they are expected to prove their innocence despite not committing any crime.

As a white male, not ONCE have I ever had to defend myself against the actions of another white male like that. It's assumed that he is an outlier.

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White men and individualism: Anyone else notice... [View all] YoungDemCA Jul 2015 OP

You tell no lies JustAnotherGen Jul 2015 #1

Yes, and EVERY black person, etc, is expected to say "I'm not personally like that" every time arcane1 Jul 2015 #2

Why yes indeed ismnotwasm Jul 2015 #3

I think we've all noticed this Warpy Jul 2015 #4

Very true. brer cat Jul 2015 #5

So very true and yes I've noticed AuntPatsy Jul 2015 #6