Comments by "Cool PapaJMagik" (@CoolPapaJMagik) on "James Klug" channel.

  1. Whte Erasure 👀
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  2. “Atonement cannot be made for a grievance never committed”
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  3.  @guncotton1950  it’s not the dictionary definition that matters, it’s the one in the heads of millions of people across the West. The actionable definition is “Wh people mistreating nonWh people”
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  4.  @frankb4526  yeah defining AWism is not the issue, it’s just that it’s pretty obvious what it means so when people ask like this they’re often being subversive
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  5. This is so frustrating to listen to. Honestly, why are we lending credence to the idea that we should have “equal amounts of the different peoples” in workplace/gov entities etc.? Why in the world? This is Western civilization, built by our people for our people. Those who come to this country to take advantage of the world we built need to stop whining and lying. This is absolute insanity. Pure antiwhiteism
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  6.  @ang-a we really need to get our people to stop degrading ourselves by using the “Karen” slur
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  7. Nice use of the term antiwhiteism 😎
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  8. That is practically a slur. It’s just a way to imply that we didn’t work for anything we have, and therefore don’t deserve it.
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  9. Yes antiwhiteism is jealousy
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  10. *antiwhite “Racism” is not a word we can use. It only hurts us more when we try to use it
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  11.  @youtubesucks1499 what do you mean? This whole scenario only came about because they were smearing the kid as a Whte “racist.”
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  12.  @randyrenner7643  I’m against antiwhiteism and you call me “bigot.” Stuff it
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  13.  @kimberc6736  well majority of them are on the government dole in some form or fashion already... food stamps/section8/welfare and dont pay taxes
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  14.  @ZealousPower  exactly đŸ‘đŸ»
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  15.  @TheRealRealOK  everything comes back to that r word. I don’t use it. It’s an Antiwhite slur
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  16. Antiwhiteism is jealousy
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  17.  @factmanamerican882  excellent comment but utube nvked it. Gotta take the i out of whte in order to get it through, at least how it is for me. Also call them antiwhte instead of the r word 😎
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  18. “Racism” is not the problem. Antiwhiteism is
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  19.  @ang-a  you call them a delusional loser. The r word is illegitimate and I refuse to accept the premise
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  20.  @ang-a  the definition that matters is not the one in the dictionary, it’s the one in everyone’s heads throughout the West. “Bigot” is the same way. What’s the first image that pops up into your head when you hear that word? Be honest with yourself, and realize that’s the same image everyone gets because we all have been put through the same conditioning in media/movies/schooling that leads society to believe my people are always “the bad guys.”
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  21. We know what she thinks. That’s why she was hired
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  22.  @warr1973  yeah probably shouldn’t
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  23.  @shelbyholcombe8731  don’t use that antiwhite slur “racist.” It’s incredibly offensive and damaging to my people. Thank you
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  24.  @shelbyholcombe8731  thank you for apologizing. I accept your apology and consider it sincere
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  25.  @gingercake0907  that’s a ton of antiwhte narrative, gingercake. Snap out of it đŸ«°đŸ»
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  26.  @jamesklug  I really hope you consider dropping the r word from your vocabulary and start using antiwhteism instead. It’s very important. Blessings, brother!
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  27.  @markjulianoriginalhooli2217  it’s all antiwhiteism
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  28.  @55CINCO55  no. We absolutely must stop using that r word
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  29.  @jewels.06  it means using the r word will never work in our favor. Ever. The definition of that word that matters is not in the dictionary, it’s in the heads of all the people in Western society, and that definition is “Wh people doing wrong to nonWh people.” The term I mentioned actually works for us
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  30.  @ang-a  the r word cannot be used for us, only against us. They call us this when we refuse to accept antiwhiteism as factual and moral
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  31.  @ang-a  but also, you do realize nonwhite people say that about us way more often than you’ll hear it said by us
 yet that r word still recalls images of us treating others unfairly, right? Be honest, it does
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  32.  @ang-a  also just wanted to tell you that these people lashing out at you are just lost. They want to push back on the attack against our people and they don’t know how. They’re being irrational, and that’s becoming more normalized because we are fed up but we haven’t been given tools to fight back. It’s a hard knock life, we all have different struggles, the difference here is that other groups get their grievances heard and we don’t. We are not even “allowed” to speak in our own defense publicly without being called the r word
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  33.  @commandershepard9920  I’m saying that by giving a thumbs up to laws that discriminate against us, you are causing us harm. And all “history” we learn is just used as an excuse. Some of its real and some is not, but it doesn’t matter because I *shouldn’t have to be harmed because someone else may have done something wrong decades/centuries ago. The pain in our people is real and it’s happening NOW, and we’re losing everything our forefathers built for us over fear of one silly word
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  34.  @ang-a  i want all people of all groups to have a chance at creating a life of wellbeing and happiness. Many people may say this, but I mean it. I wish you well.
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  35.  @commandershepard9920  right on. I agree, but we have done nothing but talk about how awful we were (taking into account that a lot of it is just Antiwhite Narrative) in the past. We are like a depressed teenager who can’t see anything good in ourselves and don’t believe we deserve anything good. Like we’re not worthy of love, and that is due to conditioning. Media/schools/everything teaches us that we are uniquely wrong and every problem in the world is because of something we did. They will blame us for past mistakes, but never thank us for all the amazing inventions and allowing the whole world to benefit from them. Consistency
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  36.  @guncotton1950  tell that to the hundreds of conservatives who have done “can you be ‘racist’ to Wh people” video. Almost all of them say no, and they’re right because that word doesn’t include us. You’re being chumped
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  37.  @youtubesucks1499  I think they had one grandfather who was Indian. The family is pretty much Whte, but identify with that side because why in the world would you want to be part of the “racists?” I’m telling you this stuff goes deep and I’m sorry you can recognize it
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  38.  @REMstarseed  I’m not rewriting anything. We all know this is the case, except most don’t want to say it because they’re in the Antiwhite Narrative
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  39.  erasethebagels  AW Js exist, I only care about Whte people, so I condemn them for their antiwhteism. You’re misguided in the most charitable of interpretations
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  40.  @quintdunaway1126  omg dude pls stop. You obviously have no grasp on what we’re facing here, and your thought process is extremely detrimental and I hope it changes. The dictionary definition is 100% irrelevant in todays societal context. What in the world will it take for conservatives to understand this??
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  41. We want people OUT
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  42.  @eriktabbers3599  what are you on about? Who said anything about being “better than others?” We’re just telling you that r word has been the most destructive word to enter our lexicon and we need to stop using it. It was meant to be used on us and us only. How hard is this to understand?
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  43. *antiwhitism. The terms “racist” and “bigot” are antiwhite terms and cannot be wielded against other peoples
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  44.  @jamesklug  awesome! I look forward to it! And it would be very smart to use the term antiwhiteism instead of “racism” or even “antiwhte racism.” As you can see, many if not most people don’t include discrimination against us in the concept of “racism.” You are likely going to get bogged down in laying out definitions of the r word rather than getting to the heart of the issue. Blessings, mate đŸ™đŸ»
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  45.  @Ballen9494  interesting.. have you heard of the NoWhiteGuilt channel?
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  46. James said (a little after 8:00 mark) that “racism against Whte people probably doesn’t exist to them). Well, that’s 100% true. This term was invented as a way to make us feel like we are doing something “immoral” when we advocate for our interests. It is a slur, and it’s the central pillar of antiwhiteism. We absolutely must stop using this word. It doesn’t include us and never will. The actionable definition of the r word is “awful Whte people mistreating helpless nonWh people for no reason because they’re horrible.” The dictionary definition doesn’t matter one bit
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  47.  @ILOVEBACONBOY2018  me too. Have you heard of the NoWhiteGuilt channel?
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  48. Exactly but there are plenty of examples of systemic antiwhteism
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  49.  @randyrenner7643  we will get it and you will thank me when we recapture our destiny
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  50.  @Cindybin46  if James could have a conversation with NoWhiteGuilt it may give him the edge he needs to tackle these issues correctly
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