[Gratia]

“White supremacy” and “white privilege” are just ways of black people expressing their self-perceived inferiority.

I say self-perceived, not actual. That negative perception of black people by black people has been inculcated into their minds by decades of victimization propaganda aimed at convincing black people they are incapable of personal or community success.

A significant segment of the black population have taken the propaganda to heart. They believe they are helpless failures, and they believe that of their fellow black neighbors.

So they resort to the embarrassing psychological defense mechanism, which is to blame others for what the blamers themselves deep down believe about themselves.

Every time you hear “white supremacy,” that is a painful cry of belief from someone who believes whites are actually superior.

You just will not hear that from white people, other than the white people with a political agenda which is abjectly cruel and careless toward black people.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Every time you hear “white supremacy,” that is a painful cry of belief from someone who believes whites are actually superior.

I hear "white supremacy" and accusations about it from white leftists far more than I hear it from blacks or people of any other skin color. No one hates white people like white liberals do.

[gundog]

Yup. I’ve long thought that their was a collective inferiority complex, and the exploitation of it, behind liberal policies on race and poverty.