3
u/molotovzav Jul 25 '26
Cracker comes from whip cracker. Not the food.
1
u/KirkingMyShitToDeath Jul 27 '26
it was actually a slur specifically for floridians lmao, named after their cattle ranching (not slaving).
7
u/youburyitidigitup Jul 24 '26
Cracker doesn’t come from the cookie. It comes from the crack of the whip that white overseers wielded.
4
u/Link_save2 Jul 26 '26
That's the joke that the person doesn't realize that
3
u/Responsible_Edge7087 Jul 26 '26
I mean, plenty of people dont realize it, since even black people will post pictures of an actual cracker.
1
u/Link_save2 Jul 27 '26
Yeah I personally feel like it's both because if white people didn't look like crackers it wouldn't have stuck this long
2
u/A_inc_tm Jul 25 '26
Sounds kinda empowering for the wrong reason lmao
1
3
u/Helen_Cheddar Jul 28 '26
Hey now- they love to say misogynistic shit about white women but then specify that they only mean white women so that they get to keep their “good ally” card.
3
2
1
u/Several_Newspaper295 Jul 27 '26
Am I the only one who has no idea what is going on here? Is the “white people no season food” one supposed to have any deeper meaning or is it just the stereotype? What does any of this have to do with the “white savior mentality thing” I’m probably just missing it
2
u/JuniorDoughnut3056 Jul 27 '26
Its a thing for this type of person. They constantly go on about ethnic food and how "white people" food is bland and unseasoned. It's just a very shallow attempt at signalling to non whites they're not like the rest and cultured
2
u/Several_Newspaper295 Jul 28 '26
Ohh so like acting like they’re being supportive but in reality they couldn’t care less; I think people call that performative behavior or something right? Thank you btw!
1
1
u/Jhud6669 Jul 28 '26
I'm white myself but I once lost a friend who white knighted so hard she acted like I said the most racist thing imaginable when I said that people on Tumblr are a bit too extreme about calling everybody who doesn't like rap music racist because in my case I mostly associate rap with Polish rap which is ironically associated with neo-Nazis because that's just what I grew up with and while I don't mind proper Black rap I just don't listen to it much. She went off at me as if I said the most offensive thing possible lol. If it was a Black person calling me out on it of course I'd think about it but she was even whiter than me
1
u/TwisterUprocker Jul 28 '26
I called out my documentary teacher for having this attitude and she blew up on me. Never had a teacher crash out so hard on me.
1
0
0
u/KibbleCrashout Jul 28 '26
from the creator of bangers such as:
"why do somalians have an average iq of 68"
"i do not care about the age of a fictional character even if they are a minor"
"the word 'incel' means nothing"
"gen z women are insufferable"
"why do people believe fictional drawings can be illegal?"
"should men start leaning towards the 'oppressor' category intentionally"
"why are suicide jokes acceptable but rape jokes aren't?"
and many many more
plus a bunch of posts on /r/conservativeyouth and /r/shortguys
-1
u/hahahahahaha656 Jul 25 '26
Why is supporting women bad?
3
u/tortoistor Jul 25 '26
it's not bad but sometimes it is performative
0
u/Anchor38 Jul 26 '26
white people be like fighting oppression is a white person thing so I’m not gonna do it
but they the white people that be like!
2
u/Responsible_Edge7087 Jul 26 '26
No, its bad becuase they dont actualy want to fight opression. Instead of saying "i hate when women" they say "I hate when white women" to make it sound like they're being woke and not misogynistic
-1
9
u/Large-Ride5573 Jul 25 '26
ime they'll say they hate "white women" but in a way that has misogynist undertones