Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "The Great White Tribe" video.

@luket3452 damn, 1/16th Cherokee? You should run for office. "Vote for me, I'm more native American than Elizabeth Warren."
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Not only that, if someone has to use "racist dog whistles" then they're probably mildly racist at worst. If someone is really that racist, they're probably gonna just come out and say it.
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Leftist: now you may be thinking, how can a black man be a white supremacist? Normal person: yes. Leftist: but here's where you're wrong! Normal person: no.
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@nottodisushttoagen1309 yea it seems that way, why in the hell would you choose to live in a fictional reality where snarling fascists and racists are hiding around every corner though? It's like some kind of weird hero complex.
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I'm so white, I throw out any food I make if I accidentally put too much flavor in it
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What's more amazing to me is how the useful idiots go along with it. Somewhere, on some subconscious level, they have to know it's all bullshit. They're told white people are these horrible racists, but they live in the real world, with the rest of us. Physically at least, their brain is in some alternate universe. But how is there not some kind of primitive little bell ringing somewhere in their brain, telling them that the things in their head don't match the things in front of their eyes? I just don't get it. I think they're so invested in this idea of a communist utopia where they'll have everything they want and never have to work, they just smile and nod, and go along with everything their puppet masters say
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But I thought diversity means no white people?
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Exactly. Systemic racism couldn't possibly exist in this distorted worldview, because any time the systemic racism monster tried to hurt a black person, they could just "act white" and the big bad monster would go away. Problem solved.
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@funkydiscogod leftists don't even understand what projection means. To them, it's any time someone says something they don't agree with. Best example I can think of in real life is an ex girlfriend's mom, who would always ask me the same thing multiple times, like if I'm ok with running an errand for her, or if I'm ok with what she's cooking for dinner. I would say "yea of course", and her response is "are you sure?" It used to frustrate me to no end, took me a while to realize it was projection, because she was one of those people who didn't always speak up when something upset her. If I asked her to do something that she didn't want to do, she would go ahead and say yes even though she doesn't want to do it. So when I say it's no problem, her mind hears "yes it's a problem, but I don't want to say it's a problem".
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