I remember seeing some older white people who hated black culture as they though it appealed to base instincts
they thought that a white person adopting such styles and mannerisms was backward, as they were capable culturally of striving towards pursuits of higher culture
So what do you think of "wiggers" and how can this issue be addressed?
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For some 'trendy-trendsters' it's all about ascending to the lofty heights of hipster, and ain't nothing more hip these days than shunkapes, and nothing more 'uncool' than being white. So until their microbrains can figure a way to change their skin color, they do the next best thing....hang with apes, dress like apes, talk like apes, act like apes, and try to get adopted into ape culture.
Of course it never fully succeeds, as the apes always treat them as outsiders, flunkies, doormats, or 'token whiteboy'. Think George Jefferson's snide treatment of Willis and Bentley on 'The Jeffersons'. No matter how bad the apes treat them, they turn a blind eye and deaf ear, as it helps balm their white guilt. I suspect much of this BS has to do with Hollyweird brainwashing, via their multitude of movies showing whites and blackies in friendly blissful coexistence. While always a far cry from reality, it appeals to the mindset of libtardation....leftist life desperately wanting to imitate art, and make their movie fantasy a reality.
Of course it never fully succeeds, as the apes always treat them as outsiders, flunkies, doormats, or 'token whiteboy'. Think George Jefferson's snide treatment of Willis and Bentley on 'The Jeffersons'. No matter how bad the apes treat them, they turn a blind eye and deaf ear, as it helps balm their white guilt. I suspect much of this BS has to do with Hollyweird brainwashing, via their multitude of movies showing whites and blackies in friendly blissful coexistence. While always a far cry from reality, it appeals to the mindset of libtardation....leftist life desperately wanting to imitate art, and make their movie fantasy a reality.