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here are my views real quick

abortion: pro choice (but should be restricted after 3 months & illegal after 6 months unless the mom would die & you can't save the baby

feminism: I'm a feminist, but I don't like modern day feminism that much. think it's too infiltrated by radicals

racial stuff: I do think black people & minorites still have to deal with pervasive racism but it's not as bad as some of the activists say it is. do think there is a police brutality problem but I don't really fully support blm bc of some stuff they've done, how they protest & the founders being terrorists apparently

immigration: I'm anti illegal immigration & I want reinforced vetting & control (but humane though obv no disgusting forced sterilization, sexual abuse, seperation, exc.. and that's a big issue). Think there should be more filtration of legal immigrants who are from certain problematic countries like afghanistan, yemen, exc... who aren't very educated (in terms of morals. like medieval views, misogyny, rape myths, homophobia, weird views on what's moral or not, pro pedophilia, exc...)

lgbtq+: fully support gays, lesbians, bis & trans people. but I don't really agree with transtrenders & the whole nonbinary thing. in my opinion there's only 2 genders (maybe 3 if you count hermaphrodites). I do think the lgbtq+ does face some discrimination still today. I'm for gay marriage.

economic shit: I'm a socialist I think. I want free healthcare, lowered taxes on the poor & higher taxes on the rich, higher min wage, more pensions & aids for people that need, higher control by the government of companies. but I want to increase military spending too

other stuff: more gun regulation but not anti gun. pers think we need a deep cleansing of the government bc of mass corruption, epstein type stuff, exc... maybe even some sort of revolution I don't know, don't like donald trump, I'm an atheist

Yesterday I was talking with a colleague & mentioned an area that has, per Anglos, a rather bad stereotypical reputation due to the white ethnicity, his culture, that lives there. When he froze in response to my question you could "see" the wheels turning in his head as to why was I asking him this & what was I getting at as well not knowing my background I am just another Anglo (with a bad stereotypical impression). I'm not Anglo. My name/surname is but beyond that I'm mostly French - had faced discrimination, harassment, slurs myself - so I could understand where he was coming from & was quick to, in a way, reassure wasn't asking in a negative context.

But it got me thinking. How many - particularly Anglos that don't experience this as often - think only non-whites are discriminated against & harassed by whites.