Practice is the key to skill.
The events happening in the U.S. right now manifest a war to conquer and subjugate the minds of the people to a web of deceit and oppression.
I will take a position, and I want you all to argue the counterpoint using facts.
Here it is: America is a racist country. White privilege is real and omnipresent. People of color are oppressed by systemic racism.
Go!
Oooh goody! I'm your hucklebearer. I've been pilpulling Kommie Karens on nextdoor all week.
America is a racist country. All people groups prefer their own group to outside groups. This is natural and part of biology. For evidence of group preference, I present to you: Chinatown, Little Italy, Little Mogadishu, etc. Some libtards might claim this is 'ghettoization', with which you can ask: is it still a ghetto if they CHOOSE to live amongst their own? Isn't it racist of them to only want to live with their own kind? A recent headline in the Los Angeles area shows Mexican gangs 'ethnically cleansing' Boyle Heights of anyone other than Hispanics. Does this fit their definition of racism? If not, why?
Aside: if you ever talk to black Americans who feel like they don't belong in America, urge them to watch videos of the black Americans who have moved back to Africa. Their stories are truly heartwarming and uplifting. They INSTANTLY feel a sense of belonging and happiness. And coming from America, they are wealthier, have higher IQ's and are able to get in on the ground floor of a rapidly growing African middle class. I really think this is a viable way forward and I enthusiastically encourage disgruntled African Americans to consider the possibilities of repatriating to the motherland.
White privilege is real and omnipresent. Privilege is something you gift to your offspring by virtue of your good life choices.
Choose poorly and your children will be underprivileged. If you are underprivileged, ask your mother why she chose so poorly. Happily, 'Correct' life choices are within the reach of every American, so even if their own mother made poor life choices, they should be able to privilege their own children if they choose wisely.
Here are some good questions to throw back at that argument:
Ask them: What is privilege?
They will say: living in a nice neighborhood, access to good schools, having nice things, having two parents, not getting harassed by the police, not getting fired, unequal hiring, people looking at you funny, people being racist towards you, etc.
Keep asking questions:
Why did that woman choose to live in that bad neighborhood?
Why was that the only place she could afford?
Why didn't she choose to get married to a good man before bringing children into the world?
Why didn't she choose to go to college and find a good job before she had children?
Why were those kids out at 2:00 in the morning with drunk friends in the car?
Why did they take drugs even though your workplace forbids them?
Why did they sign that usurious contract before reading the terms?
Why do they wear clothing that displays disrespect and gang affiliation?
And so on.
Note: You will usually not be able to argue with a person of color with the question method. They will just be angry that you are attacking their mother or their shitty behavior. But with the white libtard Karen types this at least gets them thinking. The Karens will say: well they just need someone to SHOW them how to do this. Bring up the myriad of programs already in place to support the underprivileged, and ask: 'How much are YOU personally willing to do? Are you willing to take a person of color into your house to teach them the proper way? Are you willing to spend moar of YOUR tax dollars on this problem? We've already allocated billions. In fact, every black person costs the taxpayer on average $750k over their lifetime. How much more do you think we need to spend?
People of color are oppressed by systemic racism.People of color are routinely given free housing, free food, free clothing, free education, free vocational training, free scholarships, good job opportunities and kid glove treatment. Ask them to explain how oppression includes all of these perks. When they claim that black people are targeted by police, bring up the fact that they disproportionately commit more crime. When they excuse that crime as a result of being underprivileged, go back to the talking points of privilege being something your parents are responsible for, and ask why blacks choose to underprivilege their children so regularly.
You can also try to explain that their premise is flawed. Their faulty equation is:
We are all the same/Tabula Rasa + Systemic Racism = Unequal outcomes
The flaw in this equation is that we are OBVIOUSLY NOT all the same. Everyone can agree on that. And from there, work on the idea that we should all be treated EQUALLY under the law.
And from there, go to the questions:
Who writes the laws?
Who are the judges?
Do they represent 'white' normie America?
Or do they represent the Elites?
Who are the rich?
What are their occupations?
Who controls the public opinion?
Who owns the media corporations?
Why would it be in their interest to show the narrative that blacks are so oppressed, when the statistics show otherwise?
We all know where this rabbit hole goes.
