Some dumb things that are #WhiteGenocide, according to idiots

Dear Mr. We hunted the mammoth

I’m outraged, outraged I say, that Miss Helsinki 2017 has ebony skin. The very sight of her in her black stockings and lingerie has made me stiff with indignation. I was so overwhelmed by my feelings that I had to retire to my bedroom to hammer out this complaint. I hope that this letter will bring me rapid release from this rigid apoplexy that overcame me when I laid my eyes on her scantily covered form.

Yours

Mr. GI Joel. MR(A), Mgotow, B. Arts (Wibbles)

Wanda,

I feel like you could give these folks a dose of their own medicine by claiming to be Irish or something and then telling all these white supremacists to stop diluting Irish genes with their filthy English/Scandinavian/German/French genes, aka “RedHairedGenocide”. How quickly would they tell you that you were ridiculous, that there’s no difference between Irish and English genes, how the cultures are similar, blah blah blah

I’ve seen this happen in YouTube comments. It was an argument between a Finnish ethnic nationalist crank, and a white nationalist crank who mistook Finns for “Nordic”. That’s a serious faux pas 🙂

More White Genocide Proof:

The number of Polar Bears has dwindled to just 20-25 000. Yet Polar Bears are increasing being found to have been mating with racial inferior Grizzly Bears entering their territory and producing hybrid offspring. http://sciencenordic.com/grizzly-polar-bear-hybrids-spotted-canadian-arctic

Clearly this is the work of Jewish Sloth Bears trying to genocide Polar bears.

Anti-Speciesist is a code word for Anti-Ursus Maritimus.

yes I am a UKnian (with half my ancestry from “somewhere-near-Kiev”, or so they tell me ? ).

We are all mix-up! This is why i love Europe ???????

I have some idea yes but i dont know about this private companies or that people have to be ‘re-assess’ now ((( i always thought NHS is very good, almost best of all Europe because taxes still ok (not high like Denmark/norway) but good healthcare available for all. Even from 1990s my parents already planning for move to UK or France because of this. My mum wanted better care for her parents.

I never believe strongly in UK government but i thought NHS would never be touch – even by conservative gvt.

But you must be on your march already – now already afternoon in UK i think? Good luck. ))

Carrots are white genocide. If you have too many you turn orange, not fake orange like the Trumpet, but REALLY orange. And even more outrageous: carrots used to be white!

I will post here since this comments are active – anyone read about shooting in another night club in US?

https://meduza.io/news/2017/07/01/v-ssha-pri-strelbe-v-nochnom-klube-postradali-17-chelovek

In here they just saying 17 people injured because of ‘quarrel’ between visitors…but not much information…

You know what’s not white genocide? Rubik’s cube. You start with all the colours mixed, and work to separate them into their own homelands. This is described as “finding the solution”. Rubik’s cube is racist propaganda.

@Mish: This one was so quiet that sometimes you couldn’t feel it, and had to put your head gently to her side to be sure. She has gotten a bit louder. Sometimes you can even hear her purr now.

@WWTH

“My issue is only with people who are pushing restrictive diets when they aren’t medically necessary – especially for children – because deeming food groups or ingredients inherently good or evil is seriously a recipe for disordered eating at worst, unhealthy yo-yo dieting at best.”

Is there any evidence that restricting certain foods leads to eating disorders though? I’ve read that preteens dieting can lead to disordered eating, but I’ve always assumed that it was the focus on calories/weight that did it, not the restrictions on food choices. I have a hard time seeing how saying gluten is “bad” or “unhealthy” is more likely to lead to disordered eating than saying soda is “bad” or “unhealthy”. But maybe it does.

I know you said you don’t want to argue about this, and I’m honestly not trying to argue. I’m asking because I’m a parent, and I help my kids make food choices, and I’m curious/interested. (And no, none of us are on any kind of diet, fad or otherwise.)

” I think that a lot of parenting techniques popular among upper class white women are only popular because they’re unattainable for less privileged parents.”

I agree, up to an extent. That extent is because most of those things that upper-class moms have grabbed onto were not meant to be done perfectly.

Take attachment parenting. Attachment parenting was meant to be somewhat flexible to the circumstances. You can attachment parent even when you work, because you can wear your baby when you’re with them, co sleep when you’re home, and etc. It’s the “purists” who demand 100% that are elistist assholes.

“unless they’re a couple with enough money for one to stay home”

Perhaps I’m reading it wrong, but I’ll just come out and say it. Quit it with the myth that SAHMs are mostly relatively well off, privileged, white women. Honestly your whole argument reads of it.

Some SAHM FACTS:

1. “Stay-at-home moms are poorer, less educated than working moms:

Stay-at-home mothers are younger, poorer and less educated than their working counterparts. For example, 34% of stay-at-home mothers are poor, compared with 12% of working mothers. They are also less likely to be white and more likely to be immigrants.”

2. “The share of stay-at-home moms in poverty has doubled since 1970:

While more stay-at-home moms are in poverty — 34% in 2012, compared with 14% in 1970 — those with working husbands generally are better off than those without. But stay-at-home moms with working husbands are not as well off financially as married mothers who work outside the home.”

3. “Home by choice or necessity?:

…Overall, a growing share of stay-at-home mothers say they are home because they cannot find a job: 6% in 2012, versus 1% in 2000.c

They didn’t give raw percentages for moms who stayed home for illness or disability, just that they were more likely to be unmarried than married. (Well duh). Since I’m feeling too lazy to go digging, I’ll just point out that “many” SAHMs are physically unable to work.

Source: Pew Research.

Let me requote something for the people in the back;

“stay-at-home moms with working husbands are not as well off financially as married mothers who work outside the home.”

Believe it.

Speaking generally, this whole privileged SAHM myth needs to go die in a fire. You would think it’s popularity with misogynists would be a good clue as to it’s accuracy. But then, mommy envy is just another way to get women to bash one another.

No, I’m not trying to pick a fight. I thought you were referring specifically to arguments over the GF diet.

As I said, I was only interested as a parent. I would rather not have my adolescent daughter develop disordered eating. But I’m assuming you’re asking to drop everything. Fair enough.

Mrex,

Fair enough. I’ll go into a little without mentioning gf or any other specific diet.

I don’t know if there have been studies so feel free to take my anecdata with some grains of salt. In my experience, people with eating disorders obsess over types of food just as much as calorie count. They tend to have food fads, safe foods, and bad foods. Most of the people I’ve talked to with an ed history had tried various fad diets and read a lot of mainstream diet tips in books and magazines that advise eating certain food groups and avoiding others.

To me, the diet industry and an uncritical media really normalize disordered eating. I won’t blame the media entirely since there’s plenty of evidence that there’s a physiological component to it, but at the same time, cultures that prize thinness are more likely to breed eds so there is a cultural component too.

I know that I feel way more triggered when people talk about diets where certain food is forbidden than when people talk about their weight or trying to lose weight. Although it’s only triggering when people do it in the name of weight loss or cleansing oneself. Not when someone has to alter their diet for religious, medical or pregnancy reasons. I don’t know if other people with ed histories feel that way though.

Hi again Valentine and everybody. The march and rally were pretty good – decent number of people (not sure how many tens of thousands – haven’t seen any official (or unofficial) estimates of the numbers, but the BBC called it “possibly one of the biggest of the recent marches” and I know some of them have been very substantial) and speakers including Dianne Abbot (whose speech I unfortunately didn’t get to hear) John McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn.

The NHS is still brilliant, and the Tories have never yet dared attack it openly (well not quite openly) but they have adopted the tactic of severely underfunding it and “stealth” privatising it in parts, forcing the NHS to use private services; one of the latest things is the Nayler report: a move to oblige NHS “trusts” (sort of local divisions) to sell off part of their land, for example.

However, the use of private companies (mainly Capita and Atos) to “assess” the health of people with disabilities is a whole other problem and is being run by the Department of Work and Pensions. It’s nothing to do with people’s health, in fact! It’s purely about money. It’s essentially just a system designed to “prove” that people are well enough to be refused disability benefits.

Now, off back up the page to read the thread(s) that I have missed 🙂

OMG I AM LITERALLY LISTENING TO T.REX RIGHT NOW AFTER SEEING BABY DRIVER. Then I check this blog and see Marc Bolan! Cosmic coincidences 😀

By the way, racists suck.