Why do black people expect black people to be everywhere?

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I saw a video earlier where a black American girl was complaining that Argentina has no black people in their national team or in their country.

I've also seen videos from black vloggers who went to Argentina and were complaining that they didn't see a single black person.

A couple nights ago I was watching an African couple in Armenia. It was only their second day in the country and they were complaining that there isn't a single African restaurant, bar, store or club and no African music. And they said the highlight of their trip was meeting the only other black person in the country.

I saw another video of a black guy walking around in some American town, complaining that there's not a single black person on the street.

I saw two girls who went to Cape Town and were shocked to see so many White people in shops and restaurants in Africa.

And others have complained about the Afrikaans only village, even though black tribes have their own villages too.

Another went to one of the French islands in the Caribbean and was saying how crazy it is that there are parts of the Caribbean where blacks are a minority.

There've been complaints about Shark Week, national parks and FOX having no black people.

And there was even a movement to relocate black people to Vermont and New Hampshire, because it's too White.

Even on GAG, one complained that I made a MyTake about hottest women in each region and put a north African country for Africa, and that the girls I put for Central America and Caribbean weren't black ENOUGH. He basically said I'm racist for not finding black women attractive and he took it personally, even though he felt the same about White women.

They also said they have a right to live in Europe, but not the other way.

They seem to have a complex, where they feel they need to be included everywhere in the White man's world, but don't believe we should be included in THEIRS.

I commented on an African guy's video and he said his channel is black people

AMS700CX4u2 · Accepted Answer

Social change is very slow. Two steps forward and one step back. Also you might consider the truth about a situation is not always the way an oppressed people see it. They see the weight of the oppression. When that oppression is removed and the truth of that situation is realized, it is always different from the original impression made during the time of oppression. Consider the American black and the different world they faced when they were no longer slaves. It might have been an eye opener, but human nature is to adapt to change. When I moved to New England, I was surprised to see so few blacks. When I spoke to them and they recognized my southern accent, most would distance themselves from me. I met a Methodist minister who was an African, we got alone fine. Many assumptions prove untrue. We need to step outside our safe zone

FrodoSkywalker007 · Accepted Answer

Critical race theory has fried their brain. Try explaining to them that white people are a global minority and watch the brains melt out of their ears

choco-latte · Accepted Answer

It didn’t make sense to me for people to be complaining about there being no black players in Argentina’s national team either. Why does there have to be? Same thing with the seasonal Indian football hype fans begging Infantino to expand the next World Cup to 64 teams so India can play it 😂

FreyaRed · Accepted Answer

They are accustomed that in US everything orbits around them while world outside US doesn't give a dime about them being black.
This circumstance combined with their natural mental deficits lead to such dissonances.

DonaldDarko · Answer

I don't know. That would be like me going to Mexico city and being shocked there weren't many white people around. It's absurd.

canamlusciouslad73 · Answer

Whites have a complex about wanting us around only when they need something from us, then cocooning in their private white space. Sick, eh?

Anonymous · Answer

Critical race theory in colleges.

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