Comments by "Cool PapaJMagik" (@CoolPapaJMagik) on "London Is For Everyone" video.

We have to remember this isn’t about London. It’s not about Ireland, or South Africa, or the United States… this is about all of the West. Every one of our nations is going through the same degradation and dehumanization of antiwhiteism, and we need to stand together because we are in this together. No more Whte Erasure
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@timstone2813 that r word is nothing but an antiwhte slur
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@jamessones4044 I know… definitely not any time in recent history. we need to learn.
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No, Western and Whte are synonymous in this context
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@llllllblodllllll because it’s never been used for anything other than to slander, cause harm to, and take from Whte people. It was brought into the lexicon in order to make us afraid to look out for our own interests and safety
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@llllllblodllllll anti-whatever race they’re referring to
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@llllllblodllllll your line of thinking has gotten us run over for generations. It’s over. The r word is a slur and we need to be offended by it
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@llllllblodllllll it’s not “crying about being called names,” it’s refusing to accept abuse. You wouldn’t tell a nonWh person they should just accept discrimination and get over it
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@llllllblodllllll if you call a nonWh person the r word, it doesn’t ruin their lives. It doesn’t cause them to lose their jobs, and have the internet come after them full force. It doesn’t cause their families to be taken from them. This only happens to Whte people. In fact, nonWh people are allowed and even applauded for hating and blaming us for their problems. Get. A. Grip
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@llllllblodllllll you clearly are not seeing the precarious nature of our situation. Please reconsider this “get over it” thought process
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@llllllblodllllll I understand your thoughts, they’re just missing the mark. The language we use is also the language with which we think and form our thoughts. When the language is designed to point our thoughts in a direction that’s harmful to us, we think and act in ways that are harmful to us and make our situation worse internally and externally. We lost to words. Not a single bullet needed to be fired… we gave up everything our forefathers built for us over one word—that r word. Language is the battle ground
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@llllllblodllllll you’re just wrong. I don’t think you’re a bad guy, but you can’t see the depths of the psychological warfare we’ve been subjected to. I wish you well
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@llllllblodllllll it doesn’t bother me, not the namecalling itself. It’s the bullying and demoralization of my people in aggregate that bothers me. It’s the “moral” frame that’s set up that bothers me. That r word equates to “the worst of all evil” in the Antiwhite Narrative, so that’s what they’re calling you. And they have the power to do something about it once you get that scarlet r on your back. We need the conversation to be reframed, which is why I go on offense. If someone calls me the r word I will just tell them it’s a slur and ask them why they’re so antiwhte. It puts the onus on them to prove that they’re not, rather than me trying to argue the morality of caring about the wellbeing of my people
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