Lately, the word ‘racism’ has been flying around more times than not all through the internet. The term invoked most absurdly that it is beginning to be trivialized in a basic sense. Bunch of white people calling anyone who disagrees with any form of extreme left politics they play the R-word is all but laughable.
The recent coronavirus saw most parts of the world being cautious of Citizens or residents of any Chinese City. This practice that can be obviously excused with a reasonable point of necessary caution is being dubbed to be racists towards the Chinese.
Chinese quite laughably is not a race. It is a country, and there is nothing racist about being cautious about a person that is from a locality dealing with an infectious potentially lethal virus.
What is being ignored; however in mainstream conscience is that throughout the world, racism and oppression of black people have remained very much alive to this day.
Right in China, black persons go through blatant racism from the everyday bob. From having people avoid sitting next to them in a bus, to having the ones who eventually do keep their nose closed.
This isn’t because there is a disease or virus that you can potentially get from sitting next to a person of African descent.
It is merely due to their skin color.
Right within the bowels of Africa itself, in Ghana, Nigeria, and many parts of sub-Saharan Africa, Chinese restaurants openly in an apartheid-like fashion discriminate between Africans and Chinese nationals.
While the West congratulates itself on its overly idiotic virtue signaling by invoking the word ‘Racism’ pandering on what it assumes is a simplistically touchy demographic that will applaud its laudable virtue whenever it masticates with the ‘R’ word, while even deep within the West, racial bias is thriving.
Throughout history, the relationship of Black people in contact with Western or Asiatic ethnicities has always spelled doom and genocide for the blacks.
The systematic genocide and racial decimation of Argentine blacks by a white demographic that view themselves in close approximation to their Caucasian roots and allegiance.
The horrifying genocides of the Australian aboriginals as soon as European/Caucasian contact was made with the island.
What about indigenous Americans? Columbus, who is responsible for the death and suffering of millions, is a hero from the perspective of Caucasian sensibility.
Leopold II today is a respectable figure despite his gross inappropriate genocidal enterprise that outshines, in comparison, the atrocities of Hitler.
The black Chinese, relegated, perpetually kept within poverty and systematically oppressed, a pretense kept up to mask their existence, erasing them effectively from history.
Saharan – Atlantic slave trade.
There has always been a sinister motive behind every Caucasian or Asiatic relationship with individuals of black origin.
They have always approached blackness through a high horse of superiority, and this has translated in ill-treatment, racism, and oppression recorded against black people through history.
Today, the virtue-signaling superheroes of Hollywood and mainstream media, who through this same condescending perspective assume themselves, white saviors of the black nation — touting around the word ‘Racism’ as it scores them some unmerited card of virtue in the eyes of black people.
Throughout world history and inter-racial, ethnical relations, blacks have always been looked at with maliciously greedy intent by European and Asiatic authorities. Exploitation, genocide, physical slavery, and mental dependence on their ideas has been the ultimate consequence of this untold malice.
Is the rest of the world your friend as a black person?
No! they are not.
No matter how hard they pretend to smile at you, their intentions towards you are never perceived through the spectacle of equality.