/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4636753
Pretty much. Morals, values, self-identity. "You become what you value" and what they value is being victims, because being a victim, you actually hold quite a lot of social power, you can, indiscriminately and self-righteously victimize anyone else who gets in your way or questions you. "How dare you question me, and my people, we are victims, you bigot white supremacist", as they can really only EVER use this victimhood status to it's full advantage against whites. Because other minorities know what they're saying is bullshit. The black community, is and will always be an eternal victimized identity status group, despite all evidence pointing opposite to the contrary. Where every obstacle in life can be excused away and scape-goated away with a boogieman arguement that some "nameless, white person in the shadows" is holding them back, despite all evidence pointing to the contrary of their own specialized privileges. It's essentially, the white community enabling them to be victims and not telling the emperor that he's naked. They're not a victim group anymore, they were, but not anymore. They are not entitled to special treatment, they are not entitled to their own exclusionary racial institutions with excuses of "you don't understand our experiences or struggles". The black community is not special, and should not be treated as such.