I remember the first time I was shown muh poverty as a kid. It was a long time ago, and where I came from everyone had a house, a TV, etc. They were white, and they had various amounts of wealth, such as truck drivers and teachers.
Of course it was all niggers, and I immediately thought at looking at their "civilization": the problem is the way these people live their lives. White people come here looking to feel good about themselves. It's not edifying to me to wallow in someone else's abject poverty. And we're not here teaching a lesson, unless they happen to take up the prosperity gospel.
bonghits4jeebus 0 points 1 month ago
I remember the first time I was shown muh poverty as a kid. It was a long time ago, and where I came from everyone had a house, a TV, etc. They were white, and they had various amounts of wealth, such as truck drivers and teachers.
Of course it was all niggers, and I immediately thought at looking at their "civilization": the problem is the way these people live their lives. White people come here looking to feel good about themselves. It's not edifying to me to wallow in someone else's abject poverty. And we're not here teaching a lesson, unless they happen to take up the prosperity gospel.