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posted 1 year ago by Kopkot on scored.co (+0 / -0 / )

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I'm staying with some friends of my wife and was talking to her friend's husband who said he was on the left snd had a pretty normal discussion. He's a mid 20s white guy and was kinda undeveloped in his opinions so I explained some random stuff, and he seemed receptive and able to discuss normally.

Then I hit the topic of anti white discrimination, and he went off. He started raising his voice and shaking. It was kinda odd, but I wanted to hear him out as a white man. After dodging for a while, he finally conceded that not getting a small business loan because they exclude whites is discrimination. He said that pointing that out is glorifying (?) and started ranting about the KKK and white supremes and said it was neo naziism. It was really hard to pin it down to that. He was so agitated and weird, you know I just tripped his programming button and he lost it.

I finished by saying: idk if he was mentally abused in school or something that he was associating pointing out white men are discriminated against with the KKK, and he cut me off and said "fuck you!" and walked out of the room to go have a melt down or something. My wife was upset because it caused them all to wake up cause he was in the common area and it was late.

I am sad whites are so fucked up mentally. Yet happy i can at least come here to talk with natsoc boyos instead of limp dick soyos.

I might say sieg Heil to him tomorrow 🤔

Crockett on scored.co

1 year ago 8 points (+0 / -0 / ) 1 child

I've seen similar broken reactions. In my case, it was trying to explain to a white guy that black people are accosted by police officers more often because they commit crimes more often. There were a lot of ways I expected the conversation to go, like blaming the crime on socioeconomic factors, and I was prepared to go down some route like that. I bet anyone here can think of 5 excuses off the top of their head that you would expect to be trotted out in defense of black crime statistics. But what actually happened was weirder. I swear he couldn't see any words saying that black people commit more crimes (this was over chat). He'd respond as if those sentences simply hadn't been said. First I tried to make the point more clearly, to no avail. Eventually I was just trying to get him to even acknowledge that I'd made that claim, but he would act confused like my statements weren't coherent (as if some of the words I was typing literally weren't there) and each time he would just get more frustrated.

He had just recently professed a commitment to talking to people he disagreed with and trying to reach across the aisle, but he suddenly completely gave up on the conversation. It hadn't been hostile or even that long. Like I said, we never even got to talking about economics vs culture vs racial characteristics or anything (and I wasn't even as racist then as I am now). Just stating the basic facts of black crime rates, no matter how I tried to do it, short circuited his brain.

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Kopkot on scored.co

1 year ago 4 points (+0 / -0 / ) 1 child

It's truly a level of non logical wishful thinking. They can't emotionally deal with the truth confronting their unacceptable view so they just keep talking around it or making excuses. It's really frustrating to even engage with.

I find it like examining the person's mental abuse less so than debating them because they aren't really in reality. Very strange to interact with this.

1 year ago 4 points (+0 / -0 / )

>just keep talking around it or making excuses

Making excuses I could start to understand. It's the extent to which they will just talk around it that's truly baffling to me. If they stuck their fingers in their ears and said "lalalala I can't hear you" then that would at least be a tacit admission that you were saying something they didn't want to hear. But they don't even do that, they just replace their perception of the conversation with one from a completely different reality. Wild.