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1. ❄️:padoru: SantaSnekFriend :padoru:❄️ (supersnekfriend@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 24-Feb-2023 19:08:46 JST ❄️:padoru: SantaSnekFriend :padoru:❄️

   • LittleTom
   Fuck it! Testimony time! :jahy_hyper:
   
   I have black, Hispanic, and Asian friends. I have known decent blacks, Hispanic, Asian, and even Jewish people personally. I have been treated well by the same. Before 2020, I would fought against racist philosophies as antithetical to God's Word Yet, and a big freaking yet, I have still went fully into race realism, kinism, white Southern nationalism, and the works.
   
   Why is that? How can a once race-blind, anti-nationalist, ethnic universalist surrounded by the best of multi-culturalism do a complete 180 with a mere bits more understanding if such removed fear and hatred? This Cuckchan tranny faggot could never explain my transition to racism with his retarded New Age views.
   
   I loathe this generation so much. It's so tiresome.
   
   Oh, and death to Cuckchan! Long live imageboards!
   
   RT: https://poa.st/objects/01c398c0-c4b2-4dbd-ad5b-c372547efce3
   • ignika98 (ignika98@fedi.treeoflifecomic.com)'s status on Friday, 24-Feb-2023 19:08:46 JST ignika98

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     • LittleTom
     I was taught very early on in my life that stereotypes are based in reality. I loved making racist jokes and saying slurs all the time as a kid.
     
     Despite all this, I never actually "hated" any particular group. The reason being that I never interacted with them. I didn't grow up around niggers, fags or trannies. I knew about them and the stereotypes they're associated with, and I was more than fine joking about them. Yet I never claimed to actually hate any of them. I even used to go so far as to defend them against unironic racism, homophobia, etc.
     
     All that changed once I actually saw these people in real life.
     
     It started with the fags. It was around 2017 when I was introduced to a group of people made up entirely of gays and troons. I immediately noticed how unstable they all were. How they all seemed constantly miserable. How they would always complain about every little thing in their life and blame everyone but themselves for their problems.
     
     A few years later I moved to America, and that's when I saw what niggers are really like for the first time. How unpleasant they are to interact with. How loud and obnoxious they are in public. How they destroy any neighborhood and community they move into.
     
     Of course, I know plenty of gays and blacks that betray these stereotypes. But that doesn't change the fact that these groups are hated for a reason.
     
     Basically, the opposite of what this guy says is true. Exposure to these groups made me go from joking about them but not hating them, to hating them unironically.
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