No skin pigmentation should be judged with a broad brush according Dr King. I live in Seattle make pretty good money got in the housing market at a very good time and things went well. I can start driving through the state of Washington and see very quickly how other people are a lot less fortunate regardless of skin color.
When I visit my family I see poor whites and poor blacks living together in Nashville none of these people are privileged. And they live together, unlike here in Seattle. The real privileged class on the whole are not living the diverse dream they preach about it’s the poor that are.
I drove through the Appalachian Mountains a few years back when we were going to Washington DC and got to see some of the most poor people I’ve ever seen in my entire life, they were white unprivileged, unhealthy, and it looked like Caucasian version of Bangladesh. One could call me privileged if they need to but these people are far from it.
That question was good satire for quite a while but now I’m seriously starting to question it especially with "woke’ twitter mob being able to conceptualize racism as anytime white person does or says anything.
I’m not yet 63, can’t stand up without hurting bad, can’t sit for very long without hurting bad in other ways. I can’t walk but a few minutes without desperately needing to sit again. Lying down leads to body pains that sitting and standing doesn’t get to. Hands are about shot, always numb and aching, and nerve damage causes me to constantly drop things. Feet scream in pain non stop even when lying down. Medicine I need causes several days of nausea and stomach cramping after each weekly injection. Medication helps some, but it is narcotic strength and causes its own problems, not addiction, but still I really try to take as few of those as I can.
Other than that Mrs. Lincoln how did you enjoy the play?
I used to live in Appalachia. Live part of my time in Rural Maine. I have been pretty poor at times in my life. Never destitute but pretty poor.
The white men who complain about being left behind are more often than not the same ones who have worked to dismantle the social safety net and have opposed the expansion of things that would help them.
I feel sorry and not sorry for them at the same time.
That is mainly how I feel. I would like to help them, but they don’t seem to want help. They just want things the way they were, but that world died in the 80s. Our leaders both Republican and Democratic will not allow that world to come back.
I wish Trump had just pulled us out of NAFTA and the WTO.
This is a result of years of past Administrations selling out American jobs to their new world order Globalist friends, the proof is in how easy it was for Trump to lower the unemployment rate to a 50 year low.