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originally posted by: Jenisiz
originally posted by: Punisher75
I am gonna have to give a hand to whomever it was that designed that definition.
I think we should give them a place on the board here at ATS, because what you have just posted is the best example of the common understanding of a Conspiracy Theory; something that is often insidious, and of of which the lack of evidence, is the evidence of its existence.
In short the less people see it/have evidence for it, the more likely it is to exist.
Oh it exists. There's hints to it everywhere. Ever hear of racial profiling? Faux News just got caught saying they couldn't tell if someone was bad if their skin was covered. Brown equals bad. I can go on with several other examples.
originally posted by: Jenisiz
a reply to: Punisher75
I have it hard when I'm stopped and made late fir a meeting while pulling out of a nice neighborhood in a nice car. To claim white privilege doesn't exist is to say racism doesn't. I hope no one here on ATS is that naive.
originally posted by: rupertg
I do believe if George Zimmerman had a Hispanic last name, he would have been found guilty. The national media would also not have made a spectacle out of it. It would have made page 10 news with all the other 'minority on minority' crimes.
And don't get me started on Casey Anthony....
The realprivileged is rich people who can buy the justice system.
originally posted by: Willtell
Just ask yourself this simple question
If there no such thing as white privilege then why didn’t baseball allow black players until Jackie Robinson in 1947?
I could bring up many other examples like this
originally posted by: JDmOKI
a reply to: Jamie1
White privilege was a concept used to destroy the black community and its working. An invisible enemy/agenda used to make excuses for peoples problems.
I know several african americans who studied and worked hard and are far more successful than me. I call it the "educated privilege"