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In my online dating annals I’ve come across a couple of white men that were so left-wing that they told me, and I quote, “white men suck.” I responded with, “but you’re a white male.” To which they responded, “that’s how I know,” or, “but you don’t see the stuff I see.”

That’s pretty disheartening considering you can’t like someone else if you don’t like yourself. Also these men were fathers and it makes me question their white children’s emotional health.

But there are suitable people out there and not all women are brainwashed. Keep your chin up.

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I understand completely and share your pain! It’s disheartening to talk with other white people that are completely oblivious or in denial about how non-whites view us and treat us. These disillusioned whites believe they/we have no culture, meanwhile non-whites voyeurize it.

I work with a black woman and she fits almost all the stereotypes. She is racist as can be, makes a very good living, owns more than one car and a vacation home – and still believes blacks are oppressed. Blacks segue into high positions but most lack the skills and traits that whites have that are required to successfully execute a job function. And the fellow whites that work with us just skirt around the issue or completely do not acknowledge it. I hate affirmative action and the ridiculous coddling required of us to make some low-IQ voyeur feel self-assured.

To address a problem, one must first acknowledge there is one. And the whites that don’t acknowledge there is one are one of the biggest obstacles to preserving our heritage.

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I agree and I am saddened that it is not secure or safe to come out. Some are in more of a position and at less risk to come out. Some are not so. I am slowly trying to get to know people. That matters because trolls could call you out and possibly find out where you work or start rumors and the like. What kind of action can I take to progress our cause? (Serious question – I would like to know)

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