Is the US really a racist country?

[Anonymous]

Honestly, I've been questioning my opinions a lot. I feel as if I'm a pretty rational person, but I don't believe that systemic racism exist in our country to the degree in which people say. I study financial markets and global economies. I have not been able to compile data that is indicative that black people are oppressed in our country. I've been attacked for this a lot in my profession for saying this out loud. I'm honestly starting to question my own sense of reality. I think this obsession with race is so toxic. I think this black victimhood mantra is extremely toxic as well.

[TransAm85]

Society antagonizes the racism and prejudice. The government is in cahoots with the countries they claim to hate, like China! USA needs China.. Americans are too lazy to work production like those Chinese 😂 unless.. they get some good retirement? And of course the black people. The blacks kill each other and blame white people as an excuse. Everything with black people shame is about material wealth they didn’t have growing up. Get over it please! I used to b fat but I don’t hate beautiful nice figured women … all lazy bullshit. Black people have many good things, but they just focus on the ghetto shit. Nobody can change that cept themselves.

[Anonymous]

Everything in America is about race — absolutely everything.

[Asker]

Do you believe that black people are oppressed?

[Staximus]

I meet people from all over the world all the time and they say the U. S. is one of the least racist countries and that's why they are here and not somewhere else. People who grew up here think it's racist. Take your happy snowflake ass to another country and you'll find that 9 times out of 10 it's more racist.

[andreasderjuengere]

As long as 'you' speak about ''races'' - there's racism in the air.

If it would not be an issue, then why speak about it?

And YES - specifically from the U. S. I hear the race-babble uninterruptedly;

all other countries are a lot more sane about it.

[Iron_Man]

No there’s all kinds of different races here. The media likes to report a lot of propaganda everybody has a little racism where they live it’s mostly kept under their hat I don’t see people treating other people bad here. Florida is not an issue

[Guy13]

No we all have preferences. Preferences does not make people racists. That’s false snd tgere has never been any other place in the world LESS racist than this country. Try it in Asia or Middle East for a month. And Africa with tribes

[HighValue]

It does have systemic racism, except it is against WHITE people and sometimes against Asians too, not against Black people. Black people actually have systemic advantages here, but there is no oppression against them.

[joeldalton]

If the US was as racist as the leftists tell you, they wouldn’t have to fake hate crimes.

[FilmGuy93]

Clarence Thomas and Thomas Sewell would tend to agree with you. There was definitely a time when the US was a legitimately racist country, but that time stopped awhile ago.

[Avicenna]

Anxx XY one who thinks the US Id racist hasn’t spent time in other countries

[BCRanger10]

No, it's really not. The left wants it to be though.

[Nintendo-64]

Yes but nowhere near eur*peans in terms of racism.

[AsaKyo]

So if a mixed person goes to Europe, they'll most likely get called the N word for no good reason? Yikes

[Twalli]

You can see it in employment choices. If a black person and I are both applying for a job and we are equally qualified, generally I will be preferred.

[HighValue]

Where? I live in liberal California, and they do whatever they can to AVOID hiring straight White men, even when they are much more qualified and experienced. #1 priority is hiring Black people and #2 priority is hiring women here.

[Twalli]

@HighValue well the guy who mentioned it lived in North Carliona at the time. We were in school in Missouri. Apparently in a lot of southern states where racism is openly practiced, it's easy to see.

[Anonymous]

I dunno, ask the immigrants who are fighting to get in to allegedly be opressed.

[FunkyMonkee]

It won't be once we get rid of all the democrats!

[andreasderjuengere]

Yay: a one-party system!
... wait!: where did I see that before?
:D :D :D

[Dargil]

Not compared to the rest of the world.