[Jonathan]

Growing up i was taught never to be a racist, and i believed that all through my teens and into my mid-twenties. But always under the assumption, non-whites had to act the same way. However around 2017 i began to notice the double-standard in TV and movies. i realised that Blacks were allowed to say things that White people never would be able to say. One movie stood out for me in particular. Jumanji 2 (the new one), one of the Black characters said “I gotta stop hanging around white people”, that caused my resolve to crack but not break, the big break came in 2020 when: you guessed it…..When George Floyd died in police custody which caused the BLM riots in America which was scary enough. But what really alarmed me was that there was rioting in my own country, 3000 miles away from where the death took place! It was then I realised that something was very wrong. This proved to me that despite our best efforts to integrate them into our society. Black people hate us viciously and are looking for a fight. They use their colour as an excuse for their behaviour. And they know it. Then about a year later, I was walking around the Bluewater shopping centre, and I couldn’t help but notice these banners hanging all around, with slogans which read: “The importance of Black Britain”. It was at this point I started to get really concerned, because the banners weren’t about “equal Britain” or even “multicultural Britain” but Black Britain specifically. It was then I realized this was no simple protest for equality, or a simple message of black lives mattering (although they seem to matter less to their own people than to anyone else). Blacks don’t want to simply coexist in a multi-racial utopian existence with equality for all; This was revolution, on a global scale, meant to overthrow everything our people and country once was, all our history, all our culture, and the accomplishments that my ancestors fought (and died) to defend. They want to rule over us and are already making further plans to do so. These two events gave me the final push towards racial awareness, and I can say with absolute certainty i am completely pro-white.

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