/lit/ - Literature

>>16913416
Not him but my two cents is the following. For the record I am not from the USA and I am half white. As an outside observer the BLM protests are largely peaceful protests but it is amazingly naive to think there is not plenty of instances of fighting, violence, and blind racism/hatred towards white people. It's very toxic identity politics and really this heavy focus on identity is the wrong approach to improving economic and racial equality. Why do you think ultra wealthy individuals and massive corporations such as Starbucks, Amazon, and Apple are "doing their part" in raising awareness and in some cases even giving money to BLM or similar organizations? The more they keep the lower classes quarreling amongst themselves over petty differences like sexual/gender identity, skin colour, or whatever the easier it is for them to keep doing whatever they want and run to the bank. There are 100% lots of black people that hate white people in the movement. Maybe that is not the official position of the BLM founders/leaders but you cannot deny that there are instances of hatred.

I hate this youtuber in general but this is an excellent video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olXipfCKUoo&t=7s

These protests/riots are also helping to spread covid 19 contrary to what your retarded leaders say. Your country is a third world, uncivilized shithole and I hope it turns to ash.

>>16675226
I simply don't understand why identity politics needs to be dragged into every topic of discussion even when it's not really relevant. This is not exclusive to Americans but it's a common trend that I notice.