What situations have you been in (aside from the obvious nigger antics) that showed you that Whites are very clearly different from other races? I’m not asking about online content you watched, I’m asking about real world experiences in your daily lives.
Example for me:
I’m in Thailand and watched a head-on collision between two motorcycles. It’s in the middle of Songkran which is their new years celebration, so there were hundreds of bystanders. I ran across 3 or 4 lanes to render aid. 3-4 locals stoppped and sort of stood there watching. 1 guy had a fucked up leg. The other driver was semi-conscious on the ground with head/ neck trauma. The only other guy that helped was a Frenchman who helped me keep the guy conscious and stop his head bleeding.
Not a single Thai offered to help give bandages or anything. I gave my phone to a Thai guy to call an ambulance. I had the emergency number programmed, so all they had to do was talk to the dispatch. They stood there like a dear in a headlight.
Not a single one tried to render any sort of medical aid or secure the scene. The EMT showed up with an incompetent teenage female that couldn’t lift the gurney, so I had to load the guy into the stretcher. The Frenchman and I thanked each other and shook hands. The Thai guys just chatted with each other the whole time.
It was like a scene out of Idiocracy. The EMT didn’t check vitals or anything of the sort. Just sort of strapped the guy onto a stretcher and asked for help to roll him over.
Had a curry nigger give me an episiotomy instantly after injecting anaesthetic, when a White doctor gave me one she tested it was working first and confirmed with me three times that I couldn't feel anything before cutting. Worst pain in the world without anaesthetic by the way.
Had another curry doctor misread a file or have the wrong files or something on my daughter, and insisted she had a different surgery for a different problem then what she did because that's what the file allegedly said, would not believe me when I corrected him with all the proper medical terms nor would he perform a simple procedure any doctor/med student/nurse can do quickly without any prep or one that takes 5 minutes to set up and is more accurate to confirm that I was right and he was wrong. Also the first procedure that would prove him wrong (assuming he could do it correctly) is literally done at all my daughter's check ups to monitor her condition.