Do you look down on your own people and race?

[Anonymous]

Most educated and qualified people in my country, look down on people in general. Coz most people are uneducated here, and blindly gives votes to political parties.

This is an undeveloped middle east country with a terrible economy. Zero produced science and technology. Most people think about tasty foods and +18 adult things all the time.

They hate arabs and think they are europeans when they are not. And some of them especially younger ones think they are modern just because they drink Starbucks coffee and use iPhone and Instagram, or wear european and American branded dresses. But they create nothing and they also mock people who try to be productive for the country. They have inferior complex. They also only brag about the history.

Yes, most of our people are ignorant and dumb

No, my people are fine

[KostasKouvalis]

I did for a while, mostly because the White people where I live and where my family comes from are rude, selfish and greedy. Also at the time I was crushing on a Mexican girl and Mexicans had always been much more generous to me then White people.

Now, there are certain White nationalities I'm not particularly fond of, but I've come to the realization that I feel closest to my race, rather than my ethnicity and nationality, and I feel most comfortable when I'm around White people, even if they're assholes, but I still feel better being the only American in a group of Russians, then being the only White guy in a group of Mexicans. When you're the only one in a group I get singled out. I still stand by my earlier comment on why I dislike them, but I'm still proud our accomplishment, and now I think White people who shit on their own race while kissing the asses of other ones are stupid and should be ashamed of themselves. I'll still criticize, call out and dislike certain nationalities who happened to be White, but I no longer shit on White people as a whole, and I will defend them if someone starts talking shit about them.

[ProbablyClueless]

I only look down on the ones who are genuinely ashamed of being White. There are a shocking number of those.

People who have been convinced by a corrupt education system that they somehow have some debt to the world as a consequence of being white. It's a really bizarre thing to watch. And especially when people like Richard Spencer are, I shit you not, celebrated in the rest of the world. The whole concept of feeling like you owe the rest of the world some kind of debt for the simple fact you're white is just pathetic. It's misplaced empathy.

[Asker]

I guess this black white thing is only a problem in the US? Maybe because of gay woke hollywood movies and industry? We don't even have these white black concepts in our country. Some of us are too white like me, some people are brunette, some people are almost Brown or black...

[ProbablyClueless]

It's a big problem in the US, for sure. I think it's all across the Western World though. The US, Europe, Australia seem to have similar social issues with that kind of thing. Predominately white cultures have spent the last 60 years feeling bad for being white.

[Lliam]

Nope. I'm 5th generation American but I'm proud of my Irish heritage and I like being white. I never bought into the white guilt bullshit that started circulating a decade or so ago.

I don't look down on any other races or ethnicities, either. Everyone should celebrate their heritage as long as they don't mythologize it.

[TheStaleMarshmellow]

Anytime I encounter a misanthrope. I just tell them to "KYS" if they feel that strongly about it.

Kinda ironic, but I don't see them as "people" if they don't want to be "people"

[lightbulb27]

no, but there are sub groups. wouldn't say look down on, but cultures can be "self screwing."