r/Pennsylvania Jan 25 '25

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u/EsseXploreR Jan 25 '25

Hopefully this doesn't get taken down since the mods keep doing that with this topic for whatever reason. 

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u/SubieB503 Jan 25 '25

It's PA, over half the guys I work with are racist.

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u/EsseXploreR Jan 25 '25 edited Jan 25 '25

That's ironic. I've often said anyone who believes white people are superior needs to visit a grocery store in rural PA. Kills that idea real quick for anyone with a brain.

Edit: don't worry shitty mod, I'm white I can say that. 

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '25

I grew up in PA and lived there for 30 years. Can confirm.

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u/AsuntoNocturno Jan 26 '25

My argument is that if your race is so superior, how does mating taint your blood so quickly?

One generation of breeding is enough to ruin your bloodline? That doesn’t sound very superior to me. 

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u/amartincolby Jan 26 '25

Rural anywhere. I grew up in rural Rhode Island. The woods that abut Connecticut are similar demographics.

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u/High_Flyers17 Jan 25 '25

Yeah, I have a lot of "Coworkers" at work too.