Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "“Stay The F*ck Away From Black People!” Says Dilbert Creator Scott Adams" video.

  1.  @markzuckergecko621  The large majority of homicides are in fact of the same race. However you are correct, the small percentage of inter-race homicides it does seem to lean heavily toward black-on-white. The FBI surprisingly still make this data public.
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  2. Me too. I'm half Scottish and half English. He speaks the truth.
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  3.  @fox1actual  I'm white and the feeling is mutual. The racial stereotype that Mexicans work hard is no lie. And I'm okay with that.
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  4. The main argument seems to be that most respondents were trolling. But Scott is simply taking the Rasmussen numbers at face value. Who would come to any different conclusion, given that Rasmussen are usually rated as a reliable source?
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  5.  @patrickdoss25  It's not a character flaw. It's an evolutionary pressure that we're all hardwired with.
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  6. The n3gr1fication of western society.
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  7. My town is 90% white and I have not been threatened even once. Our anecdotal statistics speak for themselves.
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  8. The media have whipped up hysteria over this otherwise innocuous statement, calling it a white supremacist dog whistle. So it's hardly surprising that a lot of black people are triggered by it after the incessant mainstream brainwashing of the last few years. A lot of black people won't read "It's okay to be white" as a simple statement of fact, but rather as a slogan of racism. It's been turned into more than the sum of it's parts.
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  9. You can be assured that if 1% of white people responded to a poll in that way, MSNBC would run wall to wall hysteria about a white nationalist uprising.
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  10. I wonder how many people who voted for Joe Biden were trolling.
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  11. @@keilavictor9104 I meant that I'm happy living with Mexicans. I think my comment wasn't very clear.
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  12.  @hunterbidensaidslesion1356  The media are making black people feel this way by hystericizing and racializing EVERYTHING. Embodied by George Floyd, who became a household name, meanwhile nobody has heard of any of the dozens of white and hispanic men killed annually by police.
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