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I feel so bad for white people in South Africa right now. Meanwhile the entire rest of the global community has abandoned them.

No efforts are being made to condemn the very real anti-white racism that these people experience. All the while back here at home were virtue signalling our support to minorities and engaging in our own self hatred by calling ourselves the most racist.

White people had it so well before during Apartheid but now they’re struggling to make ends meet just like everyone else in their country. And worse yet they’ve been excluded from their own economy.

Affirmative action is reserved exclusively for the country’s majority black population.

All the while many of them are now living in slums and the government hasn’t promised them any semblance at a decent future.

The new South Africa runs completely contrary to Nelson Mandela’s vision.

He didn’t want race to become a dividing factor. But that’s precisely what its leaders have chosen to embrace.

And worse yet the country’s leaders continue to blame white people for the country’s modern problems in hopes of distracting from their own mismanagement.

And they did nothing to deserve the racism and tumultuous decline they are now facing. They voted to cede their control of government in hopes of avoiding what appeared to be a very imminent “race war”.

But since then that’s what their new government has shown the most interest in.

Farm murders have been on the rise and the government has still promised them no protection. Meanwhile their land still appears likely about to get stolen.

Even though the policy already failed in a neighboring country.

I fear very bad things are about to happen in South Africa. One of their leaders even said “We’re just not ready to kill them yet”.

And it’s a shame the global community shows no interest in protecting them.
#AfrikaanerLivesMatter

Right after his inauguration as 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden signed an executive order that immediately stopped the progress on the Keystone XL Pipeline, causing the sudden unemployment of approximately 12,000 union workers in the United States and Canada. During his campaign, while Biden did state he would stop the work on the Pipeline, he also insisted that we were going to be "mending relationships" with our allies and also supporting blue-collar middle-class union workers. I guess Canada and the Pipeline union workers don't really factor in those plans.

The Obama administration conducted FIVE separate studies that all concluded that the Keystone XL Pipeline was not a threat to the environment and actually a much safer and cleaner option than transporting energy from Canada via truck and/or train. It also means that we don't need to deal with the Middle East for energy. If liberals and socialists were genuinely concerned with the environment, climate change, and the planet as a whole, they'd be looking to permanently abolish all international airline travel instead. Going after the Pipeline workers and everyday domestic commuters does nothing to actually improve the environment. Meanwhile, just one round trip international flight across either ocean pollutes the Earth's atmosphere far more than a commuter driving to and from work every day for years. YEARS! I guess domestic energy independence, dealing with Canada instead of the Middle East when it comes to energy supply, and actual impactful environmental benefits aren't really important either. It's total hypocrisy, and completely shameful.

Joe Biden is our President, and I want to give him a real chance, but after his first few days, he's not making it easy. I fear that the days of educated middle-class blue-collar unionized American workers being able to confidently and consistently vote Democrat are sadly long gone. John F. Kennedy must be rolling in his grave.

women don't care who bring home the bacon lettuce tomato cheese as long as you treat them right and listen and understand them... sike!; its all theater, they do care in fact the care to a prejudice on who they are seen with (hence why you see or respect without question tall dude/ short girl relationships and question the challenge Tall girl short dude relationships. yeah how many relationships do you honestly see like that) by a certain point you gain a sixth sense for it and relate/ realize that the sexes relate to another through socially acceptable needs and bond over it. Relationships are just another form of communication and you display what you want people to think of you using your partner. however this is more at the mans expense and he has to have more corporeal/ collateral to even get up to Bat (women tie their self respect to just how much more the man has then her the don't allow men to do this/ it is short lived). So it is no surprise that a lot of Men get frustrated when they invest into a woman only to find out that it is truly a man or trans-woman; the problem is obvious that consent and knowledge play a huge role in the anger and frustration that a lot of men feel. This robs the men of choice, power, right to make a decision based on confidence and takes the sexuality out of ambiguity adding fear. And women couldn't care less/ think its funny when a man end up in this conundrum; and they force there hand. On a woman's hand this is not a trivial factor and dose-not affect/effect so much. I however how come up with some options to discuss and want your vote or suggestion. Which idea do you think would convey this idea heavier to the opposite sex?