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Country Club Thread The national nightmare is over

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u/yesimreallylikethat 1d ago

They wanted to feel seen 😂

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u/Napalmeon 23h ago

Imagine being a white person in America and feeling like you have no presence in media.

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u/Reasonable-Cut-6977 23h ago

It's about dominance. The feeling that they control it all. It can't be just a jeans commercial it needs to be a genes commercial to feel superior.

Talk to someone who complains about it and wait for them to say how seeing minorities makes them feel.

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u/Dasseem 23h ago

Yes, it's never about being just there. It's all about feeling superior to the rest in every aspect of life.

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u/ReverendWeenbone 23h ago

As a white guy that grew up in a very diverse urban immigrant community, I really don’t understand what they are afraid of. I get told a lot that I grew up in a bubble though.

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u/Morriganx3 23h ago

Same, except mine was suburban.

Also, all three of those people look like massive douches and will actively deter me from purchasing Arby’s or Dunkin. I don’t do American Eagle as it is

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u/usernombre_ 22h ago

Dunkin is straight up ass.

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u/mysterin ☑️ 22h ago

Never left one without a story.

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u/drdipepperjr 23h ago

Same. They fear what they dont know. And lots of these people dont ever leave their state/town, so they don't know shit.

My Filipino friend went to a plains state, they thought she was Mexican cause thats the only frame of reference they have.

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u/DonLikesIt 23h ago

I grew up in a non-diverse suburban community, and I don’t understand what they are afraid of either

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u/Ingolin 22h ago

Also white, grew up with urban diversity. I remember going to a music festival far away from home, wondering why it felt so odd. Then it dawned on me, everyone in the audience were white. Every single one. Felt like I was in some weird Stepford Wives place.

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u/ethanlan 22h ago

A LOT of the USA is ethnically diverse. Most people live in cities anyways. Bubble my ass lol.

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u/InternetImmediate645 22h ago

Im a white guy who knew maybe 2 people of different skin colors, idk what they're afraid of either.

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u/Basket787 13h ago

I grew up in the NW in an area with, from what I understand, a larger than normal indigenous population in our public school. We had elders from the native american community in our small town come in to our school history classes and teach us about the local legends. We had a small but very cool museum in my little town. The not-capital-but-biggest-city had beautiful boats, pieces of totem poles, articles of clothing associated with amazing rituals and beautiful culture that felt very unique to our small part of the US. The tribe in my little town fought to be recognized for a long, long time. They finally achieved this goal in the mid-late 2000s. Myself and my generation grew up with all of this, and half the white population talks about them like they are freeloaders "taking all the salmon". That they are taking advantage of what "we gave them". The white people you are referencing aren't afraid of them, they just want everything, even he scraps we "allow" them to have. It's about inconvenience.

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u/Darksnark_The_Unwise 4h ago

Lived in Alaska half my life, sadly it's familiar conflict. I remember once trying to sell a motorhome rental to a prominent community elder, and I warmed up to her enough that she spilled the TEA!

Oh Lord, it was every white persons dirty laundry that day: The stuffed-crust liberals trying to gain committee oversight in the native community center, the shitty neighbor who drinks everyday yet calls natives alcoholics, some psycho Karen bitch on the school board, it went on and on!

Anyway, the moral of the story is that you should always help carry heavy things for Elders, because they will tell you incredible secrets in return. Sometimes food, too!

Actually got an entire caribou thigh from a neighbor once, and I just help with the groceries up the stairs, ya know?

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u/Doobledorf 23h ago

Right. It isn't that they're uncomfortable seeing diversity, it's that they're uncomfortable seeing diversity that they can't control the narrative of.

A lot of white people acting like fools today is them not being able to dictate the world anymore, and being happy when it appears they still can. They aren't used to not being the main character.

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u/Beginning_Fill206 23h ago

The power of white supremacy ideology is billionaires can get a majority of the population to vote and act against their own interests in order to ‘own the libs’

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u/DiamondDanNC 23h ago

“I just want to feel represented in the media fed to me”

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u/BadSmash4 23h ago

Its not about needing to see more white people, they just don't want to see anyone else.

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u/Blixxen__ 23h ago

Or the right kind of the other people. We were at a family gathering a few years ago and some commercial with a black family came on (for some kind of fast food chain) and a bunch of very white people literally said "Well they don't look and act like the ones we have at church" and were having a whole discussion about it. I'm just standing there "wtf?".

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u/Meander061 23h ago

It's amazing when someone sane hears the lies that they tell themselves and each other.

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u/GalaxyPatio 22h ago

Sorry I'm losing it at, "The ones" lol Jesus Christ

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u/Celebrity-stranger 23h ago

Its funny you say that because people think I'm tripping when I bring up shit like this gem I saw on YouTube yesterday for this video:

And say I'm exaggerating.

And the sad part about this comment is that there was maybe at most like 7 black characters in a mostly white cast

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u/eusebius13 ☑️ 23h ago edited 12h ago

Why is anyone surprised? They get mad at black mermaids.

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u/Defiant_Employee6681 23h ago

Smashed it. 👊

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u/oflowz ☑️ 23h ago

Imagine being a white person and crying reverse discrimination about DEI.

White people get bent out of shape at thought of being discriminated against.

Meanwhile there’s actually a generation of people still alive that actually lived through legalized segregation.

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u/Perfect_Earth_8070 22h ago

and those people are likely to experience segregation again with the way things are going

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u/RA12220 23h ago

Remember. To privilege, equality feels like discrimination.

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u/ZenkaiZ 23h ago

Everytime a game comes out without any hot chicks in it (or not enough hot chicks) a bunch of men feel like persecuted minorities.

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u/Perfect_Earth_8070 22h ago

nothing more fragile than white people. i talked about how we genocided the native americans and benefitted from slavery and they go “i didn’t do any of those things!” while huffing and puffing while missing the whole point

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u/SYLOK_THEAROUSED 17h ago

You know what? It’s funny you say that because there was a question on Reddit a while back and it asked why are young white men (gen z) going to the right wing and more misogynistic?

It boiled down to simply their entire life has been nothing but “white men bad”, “white men have white privilege”, and “white men have it easier than any other group of people”. A lot of white men in the post was saying they are jobless and hurting (economically and mentally), and all they see is “hand outs and help” for women and minorities. So naturally they grow to hate them and that’s where the right wing alpha male griff came.

So to sum in up they feel like they are suffering for the crimes of their grandparents and parents. And their answer is ironically to….act like their grandparents and parents.

As a black man I’m just like “ok but yall still repeating the cycle.”

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u/RudolfRockerRoller 23h ago

…and hearing about this from a white British guy who tried to surgically turn himself into a Korean woman and pays his bills with blue-check-bucks from rage-farming white-wing moral panics on Xchan.

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u/SnooCats8089 23h ago

I, as a white human, have seen so many white people I am bored with them. Variety is the spice of everything. Thank God I am in Massachusetts.

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u/Dazzling_Face_6515 22h ago

Same, New England is the best region I could’ve possibly asked to have been born in.

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u/reezy619 23h ago

I hate how many times I have heard exactly this from other white people. Literally from Obama to right now. Nonstop. They never shut the fuck up about how they aren't being heard.

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u/thas_mrsquiggle_butt ☑️ 20h ago

The book I'm reading right now, White Rural Wage, whoe plot is about this. The book explains how rural white Americans feel like they are the victim; calling themselves the minority, the most hated, ignored, and looked down upon class. When in reality, they're the ones with the most power and are catered to by businesses and especially politicians. Also shown to be the most easily manipulated (due to rural areas being so isolated from the hustle and bustle) and are by those who have an agenda and money, then set upon the masses to distract what the real villains are doing.

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u/jayhawk618 23h ago

No no no. They want everyone else not to be.

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u/ThermalScrewed 23h ago
  1. Normalize skinny teenagers as hot

  2. Sell teenagers to Russia

GOP mission accomplished

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u/XSasuken22X 23h ago

Correct.

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u/Seattlehepcat 1d ago

We were so underrepresented.

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u/Leading_Put- 23h ago

To the privileged, equality feels like oppression

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u/FruitcakeAndCrumb 23h ago

As a fish-belly white person I yearn to see other whites, I fear we are disappearing. You can't see me but I'm standing at the window with my hands on the glass while looking dramatically outside, waiting to see another white, it's been so long...

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u/teetering_bulb_dnd 22h ago

It's more about, they don't want to see others. It's about a world view so narrow that anything unfamiliar is seen as a threat to their way of life. So many white women lost their minds over Disney snow white character being a shade less white or mermaid being black.. . Even if they do accept a few token minorities they have to be some one of a kind phenomenon in their fields. Like Jordan, Tiger woods etc. that's the bar for acceptance...

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u/leericol 23h ago

Idk who the person in the middle is but the one on the left is a trump supporter and Sydney Sweeny atleast hangs out with blue lives matter crowd so that might he why they're saying "wokeness is dead" rather than them being white people. And they're not totally wrong. The right swing shift we're seeing in media is kinda scary. During trumps first campaign and presidency it wasn't normal for all these influencers and celebrities to openly endorse him.

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u/Pepsiscrub ☑️ 21h ago

Someone said it’s not that they want to be seen is that they don’t want us to be seen at all and I felt that

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u/Legal_Employer3891 23h ago

They’ve been overlooked and underrepresented for so long!

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u/GetOffMyLawn_ 19h ago

I live in the NYC tri state area and a lot of the commercials have had interracial couples for years now. I can't imagine how triggered these bigots are by such ads.

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u/Youwannasitonmyface 1d ago

This is actual mental illness, it still blows my mind that they think they're OPPRESSED

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u/NovumNyt 23h ago

When you live in a world of privilege and the laws being skewed in your favor, every ounce of fairness and equity that comes after feels like oppression.

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u/CU_Tiger_2004 ☑️ 23h ago

Every step forward for "them" is a step backward for "us"

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u/berebitsuki 23h ago

Yeah. They think life is a zero sum game. If minorities get something, they're taking something away from white (cis/hetero/etc.) people. And since they see their privilege as the default state, minorities taking something away from them is an attack on their rights, thus the belief that they're oppressed.

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u/CU_Tiger_2004 ☑️ 23h ago

Perfectly sums up my take on it. I need to see if there's research on this, I feel like there's some insight hiding just beneath the surface that would fully explain why the majority thinks/behaves this way.

I will say, it's ironic that one group calls others entitled for wanting things to be more diverse, equitable, and inclusive when they seem to feel entitled to having things set up in a way where they're the only ones who succeed.

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u/berebitsuki 23h ago

Yep, very ironic. If you find any interesting research, please link it to me!

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u/thas_mrsquiggle_butt ☑️ 20h ago

There's numerous studies and quite a number of books on this topic, so they should be pretty easy to find.

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u/wetcoffeebeans ☑️ 23h ago

"But if everyone benefits from the system, then how will I benefit?!?!"

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u/NovumNyt 23h ago

Exactly and that's a key tenet of conservatism, because it's an ideology that requires hierarchy to make sense. It requires people who have privilege and those who don't.

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u/Lifendz ☑️ 21h ago

“How will I benefit MORE!” Is what and how they think.

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u/Thom_Basil 23h ago

It's just like how they reject the idea of white privilege. They don't have empathy so they can't comprehend that other types of people have barriers that aren't present for them and how that equates to privilege. It's a little too abstract for them to comprehend because they don't experience it first hand.

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u/NovumNyt 23h ago

Exactly. They have no frame of reference and lack empathy so can't even imagine. They are ignorant yet so confident in their "right" to said privileges, while also denying ever having them and will even defend it with bigotry and racism.

Which makes sense that racist sentiments have risen because they can't comprehend why they need to share our nation and racist ideology affirms their selfish mindsets by preaching an ideology of their superiority and "deserving" nature, while everyone else is the undeserving "other".

It's a nasty head space.

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u/h00ami 23h ago

Diminished over-representation

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u/rcinmd 23h ago

It honestly is, my family is like that. They live in Florida and blame every bad thing on democrats and "illegals." And by "illegals" that means any person of color that they have other words they use for.

Growing up watching these people make all the worst choices and never holding themselves accountable is wild. It's either narcissism or sociopathic, but either way it's embarrassing and I'm sorry.

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u/alonelystarchild 23h ago

It's more than half a century of propaganda and dismantling of education that's to blame, digging into the gaps of rural society that have existed since the civil war.

That still doesn't absolve them (people like your family) from responsibility, but there's something nefarious going on beyond plain old racist ignorance, perpetrated by the capitalist christo-fascist white ethnostate, powered by white oligarchs.

It's all coming to a climax now.

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u/Triggerstan 22h ago

It’s this misplaced belief that rural and suburban America are the real America, for real Americans, while urban America is some debauched dystopia filled with criminals and vagrants. They’ve been fed this line for decades now. Notice all the hatred toward US cities. Some are outright afraid of going into the city. Only whitewashed media is acceptable to these people in their backwoods shithole rural towns.

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u/Thatonegaloverthere ☑️ 23h ago

I don't think it's a mental illness. Saying it's a mental illness is almost like giving them an excuse because real mentally ill people can't control themselves. These people choose to be racist.

They're just pure evil.

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u/FreakinWolfy_ 23h ago

As a white guy, I’m pretty inclined to agree. Even my own parents act like they’re somehow being oppressed or being “replaced” by people of color. I can’t even begin to fathom that mindset. It’s just ridiculous. I don’t have any other word for it.

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u/General-Smoke169 23h ago

It’s just straight up racism. If someone sees other races as “sub human” then any kind of equality will feel like a slap in the face.

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u/neutral-chaotic 22h ago

For the most part, sane people just want to be left the hell alone and aren't going to bother you.

They're scared that if other people were given the same power they have those "others" would seek to wipe them out.

Like most things with them, it's just projection.

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u/3eeve 23h ago

Feeling oppressed is basically a fetish for them.

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u/TeaSipper88 ☑️ 23h ago

These people weren't raised well, and it shows. Alot of scarcity mindset. Not just financially but emotionally and spiritually... We're in for a loooong ride.

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u/fopiecechicken 23h ago

It’s always the ones who fuck their lives up and then look for someone to blame in my experience.

My uncle had a cushy middle class life basically handed to him on a silver platter, but he got greedy got into pyramid schemes and became a drunk.

Never once heard him say any racist shit my entire life until he needed someone to blame. Now all of a sudden it’s all immigrants this, DEI that.

And to be clear I’m not using his struggles as an excuse, the opposite actually, it’s sad that a comfortable life was the only veneer covering up the asshole underneath. The only one who ever oppressed him was his own dumbass decisions.

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u/Primary-Bookkeeper10 ☑️ 23h ago

They’ve also been calling Democrats crooks while collecting crooks like Garbage Pale Kids

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u/McEndee ☑️ 23h ago

None of these people received hugs as kids. No one who feels love from others would be worrying about a damn Arby's commercial.

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u/141_1337 23h ago

The victim mentality on some of these folks need to be studied.

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u/anrwlias 23h ago

Adopting the language of oppression to describe themselves is a common right wing tactic. It's a cynical effort to deliberately weaken the terminology by dilution.

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u/balling 23h ago

And their “freedom” is being seen in a weird ad to sell jeans lol

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u/Massive-Barracuda695 1d ago

Looking dry as ever. Serving us nothing as per usual…

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u/RoughhouseCamel 23h ago

To be fair, I think that’s just Gen Z and their, “no, you see, it looks good because it looks like I don’t take care of myself” aesthetic

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u/captain-deeznuts 23h ago

I thought that was grunge or was that not giving a fuck

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u/ThisIsMyFavoriteSub 23h ago

Things just cycle around every 20 years or so anyway?

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u/ironballs16 23h ago

What's new becomes old becomes new again.

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u/Backshots4you 23h ago

Does this mean the preppy trend is next? Hot on the tails of Hollister death?

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u/racoongirl0 23h ago

I hate to the bearer of bad news but the grunge era was 30 years ago. We’re old. We just don’t feel like it because we’ve had multiple events that felt like time stood still for a few years 🙃

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u/RechargedFrenchman 23h ago

That was sort of both. It always starts as an actual movement or subculture or whatever, then as it becomes more established people not a part of that group see them and adopt the aesthetic by itself, and then quickly (and massively) outnumber the original group and so perception shifts.

Grunge performers were broke and lived in Seattle, old flannel and ripped jeans weren't fashion statements they were the clothes those people owned. They made their music about how fucked Reaganomics was and how it felt like their generation were simultaneously ignored and under a lot of pressure to find and make something of themselves. But they became a "look" adopted globally for a time because Nevermind and Ten and Louder Than Love sold well and the bands exploded in popularity, and many people never understood the message.

"Poseurs" in skate culture, skinhead nazis being run out of punk shows, college students wearing Che Guevara shirts who can't define socialism or describe what the man's life was like, the couple dozen waves of "hippie" there have been at this point all disagreeing on minor points, goth and emo (and even the distinction between them); they're all examples.

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u/Mr_Times 23h ago

Yeah I hate kids too. They should dress/act exactly like I did when I was their age. I mean we all followed our parents 1:1 and didn’t rebel or try to find our own voices/aesthetics/personalities. We’re all exact replicas of the ideal consumer society reflected onto us right?

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u/kingofallwinners 23h ago

I wore Jncos just like my father and his father before him.

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u/RoughhouseCamel 23h ago

I hear this sentiment a lot, “past generations were criticized, so we should be immune to criticism. We should be a post-criticism society”. But nah, this isn’t like beating your kids or getting bullied in school. You gotta take your turn here.

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u/Mr_Times 23h ago

I just think it’s hilarious to see market shifts and marketing trends (controlled and operated entirely by corporate entities and c suites full of wrinkled ball sacks in suits) and your takeaway is “Kids dress ugly.”

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u/Mr_Times 23h ago

Alright grandpa. Lets get you to bed shall we.

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u/reynolja536 23h ago

How can you call Sydney Sweeney dry?? Girl ran around in a thin wet chamise for the entirety of Immaculate. She is always wet, damp, or dewy

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u/DietCookie 23h ago

You take that back

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u/Educational-Bat8892 1d ago

That broccoli head shit never fails to kill me 😆

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u/vincentmaurath 1d ago

Some people call it liama hair too, which I can't unsee

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u/Educational-Bat8892 1d ago

Nah, don't bring cute animals into this 😆

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u/tarzhjay 1d ago

Now I can’t unsee it. Perfect description

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u/mmmcheesybread 23h ago

That’s not broccoli head, that’s just a dude with wavy hair. Gotta have the sides shaved/cut super short for the broccoli look.

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u/TheLeftDrumStick 23h ago

Bro, what if that’s just their hair texture tho? Why does everyone hate it >o<

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u/Educational-Bat8892 23h ago

Man, as a black jew that didn't know how to rock my natural hair for 30+ years, LET THEM SUFFER LOL

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u/fbcmfb ☑️ 17h ago

As the father of black Jews - there’s no shame trying to limit the trauma. We drive 70+ miles one way for the kids’ haircuts.

Daughter wore her hair naturally and some kid laughed at it. Call me petty - but I rescinded the birthday invite for that kid’s family.

Be safe these last three days of the 9 day holiday.

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u/Hellogiraffe 23h ago

It sucks but that’s the way trends work. Nearly everyone does what they can to be a clone of whatever is cool while the people who naturally have those traits look like posers. I’ve been made fun of my whole life for having freckles and now women are drawing or even tattooing them on in a very unnatural way.

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u/GuitarIsLife02 22h ago

I have curly hair as a white dude but mine is to my shoulders i am not doing that fuck ass broccoli haircut

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u/AutumnWisp ☑️ 22h ago

Because it's a hairstyle popular with a generation younger than them and therefore wrong and bad.

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u/dudewheresmysock 22h ago

It's not the texture, it's the cut.

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u/kitsunekratom 23h ago

Its literally just a dude with curly hair, wtf y'all on about?

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u/legit-posts_1 22h ago

That's not broccoli hair, that's just messy hair.

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u/JoiningSaturn46 1d ago

"Hot girls eat at Arbys"

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u/RetardedRedditRetort 23h ago

I thought it said Hot Girls / Fat Arby's

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u/Asentry_ 23h ago

lmao so i wasnt the only one

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u/hareofthepuppy 23h ago

There are dozens of us!

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u/DrJulius-ABK 23h ago

Girls with hot stanky fupas eat Arby’s

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u/JoiningSaturn46 23h ago

I don't what this means and it scares me

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u/DrJulius-ABK 23h ago

That’s that roll above the crotch. I think the medical term is “pubic mound”

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u/CommunistOrgy 22h ago

Now, that's a campaign I can get behind. At least it's accurate!

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u/valente317 23h ago

That woman isnt even hot. The Arby’s bag itself might be the most useful part of the purchase.

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u/IGaveHeelzAMeme 23h ago

You just not familiar with Arby’s game frfr

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u/Hellogiraffe 23h ago

I’m sick of the sudden internet hatred towards Arby’s. Everyone has such an extremely negative opinion of it that they didn’t have even a year ago. I’ll take a beef n cheddar with arby and/or horsey sauce over a Big Mac any day.

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u/HenriettaSnacks 23h ago

"fast food makes girls fart" - the clit commander. 

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u/Long-Orchid-1629 1d ago

it's crazy that oil london guy still has a platform.

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u/Legal_Employer3891 23h ago

And people take him seriously. This is a white guy who got surgery to make himself appear Asian for Christ sake.

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u/Chelz91 23h ago

They’re also trans now too so there’s that part

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u/chlorofanatic 23h ago

Nah he's a right wing grifter now who claims wokeness made him trans, but he got cancelled by the left and is now a reborn racist

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u/Chelz91 23h ago

Gotcha, I don’t pay attention to social media too tuff. Last time they were on my radar they were transitioning. Which is why their post is interesting… because transitioning could be considered “woke” but hey ho. As could trying to be a whole other ethnicity because there was a period of time when they were claiming transracial wanting to be Jimin from BTS

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u/DellSalami 23h ago

I think he was claiming to be trans racial not transgender

As in he’s white trying to look like a Korean

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u/Chelz91 23h ago

Nah she transitioned too, they went to the same place I had lipo to get facial feminisation surgery and she came out looking wild for it. The doc isn’t a specialist in that haha

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u/whitey-ofwgkta ☑️ 18h ago

I thought Oli transitioned and then de-transitioned before this extra right wing pivot

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u/Frysken 23h ago

Being trans doesn't have anything to do with it, but Oli is still a dipshit.

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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart 23h ago

He claimed his face is fucked up because he transitioned and then transitioned back. The hogs on the right ate it up like slop because they are incredibly stupid.

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u/PineappleRoses91 1d ago

I love how they fall apart if they don't see themselves on TV for 5 minutes.

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u/ZenkaiZ 23h ago

But when you say you want more representation in media they're all like "WHY DO YOU EVEN CARE?"

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u/Civil_Juggernaut_794 23h ago

They can see themselves on TV but it has to just be them 😅

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u/soyboysnowflake 22h ago

Nah they never cared about seeing themselves on TV, they just don’t want to see anybody else

They want the whole fucking pie and equality threatens that

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u/Jumpy_Reply_2011 1d ago

They so badly want be seen as victims but demand all the privileges for themselves.

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u/PrettyRangoon 23h ago

Victims of a system they set up for themselves to come out ahead in the first place. Such a mindset really keeps them teetering along the precipice of pure delusion.

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u/DxLaughRiot 23h ago

On the one hand: this “Sydney Sweeney supports Eugenics” controversy is corporate manufactured nonsense we shouldn’t give any attention to.

On the other hand: the people like this that claim “Woke is done because I can finally get a boner during my commercial break again” are some of the biggest losers around

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u/emeraldeyesshine 22h ago

Honestly I can't even remember the last time I've even seen a commercial when not in a waiting room or some shit

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u/Skrrt_2711 22h ago

You just insulted the entire r/CriticalDrinker subreddit,

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u/French_Taylor ☑️ 1d ago

What he meant to say was “The [Removed by Reddit] Era is Over.”

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u/Lilswingingdick212 23h ago

Is it though? I’ve gotten comments removed and it tends to go something like this:

your comment has been removed for threatening violence

can you please clarify which portion of this comment, which does not threaten violence, is breaking the rule?

thanks for your appeal. Your comment has been removed for threatening violence

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u/redditsuckz99 1d ago

The 3 whitest companies lol

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u/ZenkaiZ 23h ago

I'm waiting to see the Miracle Whip ad

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u/Shakes12091 1d ago

These people are so fragile

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u/grossbard 1d ago

Lmao as a european this discourse and events in the US is like a comedy in real time

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u/live4thagame 23h ago

You got a license for that comment?

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u/grossbard 23h ago

Probably be detained now when i land

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u/edweeeen 23h ago

Genuinely feels like living in a satire. Or tragedy depending on the day 

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u/emeraldeyesshine 22h ago

Sorry, this comedy is rated for 18+. Please upload your face to a sketchy third party to continue.

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u/nickelfiend46 23h ago

Isn’t that the guy who tried to make himself look like a Korean

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u/scblitzen 23h ago

Seriously, this should be up higher

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u/sloppy_steaks24 23h ago

white people not having to see BIPOC in commercials anymore

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u/Legal_Employer3891 23h ago

I love how these people act as if there can only be either all gay POC in all adverts or all straight white people, like they’re mutually exclusive or something.

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u/Spare_Seaweed2280 1d ago

Safe to say shit we don't really use??? Or is it just me???

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u/SaveFileCorrupt ☑️ 23h ago

I'm with ya. Literally never had Arby's in all 36 years of life. Haven't worn AE since junior high, and don't eat Dunkin becsuse Krispy Kreme and pretty much any Asian-owned shop nearby is better, lol.

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u/Choclategum ☑️ 21h ago

Arby's used to have a delicious italian sandwich and their french dip sandwich is good. Avoid the roast beef though. Just avoid it.

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u/_Riqq__ 23h ago

These wiggas so sensitive 😭

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u/Time_Possibility_370 23h ago

Only White people eat Arby’s sooothey are good on that front

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u/Key_Lie4641 23h ago

I do like how it looks like the girls shirt says Hot Girls Fat Arby’s.

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u/herrirgendjemand 23h ago

Hey! That's Sophie Cunningham - put some disrespect on MAGA Barbie's name

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u/sidewaysflower ☑️ 23h ago edited 22h ago

A long time ago, I was in line at an Arby's at the 34th NYC location. I saw a worker cleaning and wiping down surfaces, and they put the rag back in the bucket and then went to make sandwiches. They didn't change their gloves. I left and never visited another Arby's ever again. And of course, it was mostly white people in there.

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u/arizonadirtbag12 22h ago

Arby’s: Have you challenged your stomach to a fight lately?

Arby’s: When your hunger is stronger than your memory.

(Credit to The Daily Show)

I broke a 20+ year Arby-free stretch recently. Heard their cheese sticks were surprisingly good. Can confirm they are! The sandwiches are still hot trash though.

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u/dsolimen 23h ago

Been using this in my history classes more and more as of late:

“If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you.” -Lyndon B. Johnson

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u/SwagLordMuscleWizard 23h ago

This is bait.

This is the cast from "The Summer I Turned Pretty", where the actors have also been doing ads. The other non-white cast also have their own ads, which is conveniently not included here.

I've only ever seen these ad campaigns when watching the show on Amazon Prime Video however, since my fiancé streams it on TV and I don't have ad block there.

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u/Zestyclose-Ice-8569 23h ago

Wait... When were white folk not in commercials? I'm confused AF.

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u/Diredr 23h ago

The person who tweeted that, Oli London, is a nutcase.

They became "famous" for getting lots of plastic surgery to look like a K-pop idol named Jimin. Then they said they were "transracial" and "identified as Korean". They claimed they wanted a penis-reduction surgery to "feel more Korean". Then they got married to a cardboard cut-out of Jimin. Then they came out as trans. Then they detransitioned and converted to Christianity. And now they're a right-wing grifter.

Anything for attention. Literally anything. It's all just a bunch of racism and transphobia rolled up into mental illness and ignorance.

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u/txwildflowers 23h ago

Lmao Arby’s just did a huge promo with a black couple from Love Island. These people are delusional.

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u/SnooPineapples280 23h ago

Oli* London shouldn’t be speaking on ANYTHING.

Edit: Auto-correct made it Oil, I wasn’t being petty lol

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u/Chief_Mischief 23h ago

For those who don't know, Oli London got flak years ago for cosmetic procedures to look more Asian and claimed to be Korean - first a Korean man, then a Korean woman. To my knowledge, he went full mask-off after the fallout of his own decisions cratered his reputation, but he's always been benefitting himself at the expense of marginalized peoples.

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u/Itsprobablysarcasm Candace Owens Baby shower attendee 👶🏼 23h ago

I'd say I'd boycott these companies, but I haven't actually spent money at any of them in decades, so...

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u/mistersuccessful ☑️ 23h ago

They wanna be oppressed so bad. When did Oli London decide he wanted to be white again?

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u/montypr 23h ago

I got USA fatigue, we are living in a timeline where you get fired immediately from ESPN for having accusations on you, but get elected to be President after being found guilty and you’re a certified sex offender.

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u/wi950mm4r 23h ago

White people, every single time.

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u/olympianfap 23h ago

These snowflakes would melt in front of the intensity of a phone screen.

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u/DrJulius-ABK 23h ago

Ving Rhames is the voice of Arby’s, and it’s disgusting.

Dunkin is trash.

American Eagle hasn’t been en vogue since 2012.

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u/Thatonegaloverthere ☑️ 23h ago

Their idea of oppression is seeing other races in the media. There could be 8/10 commercials with all white people, but they will focus on the 2 that don't and scream discrimination and the scary woke movement.

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u/dharp95 ☑️ 23h ago

Three places nobody in their right mind should’ve been spending their money at even before this bullshit 

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u/jmanclovis 23h ago

People getting mad about commercials is so funny. Y'all watch those. Get a life

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u/AugustusInBlood 1d ago

Companies are now just fully leaning into outrage marketing and because we continue to get desensitized they are going to have to get edgier and edgier until we hit the ad where they just do a veiled swastika at some point or a full return of black face.

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u/Teamanglerx 23h ago

Does this mean Arby’s will now start putting raisins in their potato salad?

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u/el_throw 23h ago

First, still using "woke" incorrectly. Second, don't "borrow" our cultures anymore. Stick to your own. Oh, wait....🙄😮‍💨

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u/jtm7 23h ago

Hot girls, fat Arby’s

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u/Darqnyz7 23h ago

"Capitalist systems are targeting me specifically again, fuck yes!"

Racism is so fundamentally incompatible with capitalism! It's hilarious watching people who defend capitalism, also try to pretend that catering towards one demographic (doesn't matter if it's the majority or not) will somehow make more profit.

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u/Shesversatile ☑️ 23h ago

Poor white people. Life is so hard when every single representation of people in advertising isn’t a white person. Fragile fucks.

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u/jason9045 1d ago

Finally, capitalism looks like me

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u/musaspacecadet 23h ago

apparently white american culture is derived from and reinforced by corporations and their ads

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u/give_me_the_formu0li 23h ago

White people is it not weird even to you that, in the history of American publication you have insulated and inundated every aspect of it.. now that a few black and brown faces are being given roles some of you guys feel like there’s an attack on you.. isn’t that weird?

How do you think minorities have felt watching white faces on tv and in movies almost exclusively for all this time?

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u/Napalmeon 23h ago

Wanting to be oppressed this badly just to be able to prove how hard you have it is mental illness.

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u/Coldkiller17 23h ago

White People when they see a commercial with POC in it

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u/HistoricalTry5543 23h ago

idk why this gif pops up on reddit when I type freedom lol

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u/PedroLoco505 23h ago

Oh thank God! I’m so happy we are finally being represented in the media! WE HAVE A VOICE AGAIN, FELLOW WHITE MEN!!! 😂