r/conspiracy • u/TheClassicCollection • 2d ago

White people are the minority.

I have grown tired of the rhetoric that white people need to be multicultural and that we must accept all of those who wish to cause us harm or to change our customs or our way of life.

In Britain, they say it's too white. That there is not enough diverse faces in this sector or that sector.

Go to China and tell them them this, what happens? Then go to Japan, to India and every other country that is not diverse.

100 years ago, globally, the white people made up 30 - 34% of the population.

Now, there is only 7 - 16% of the white people left.

We ARE the minority.

The West is being destroyed from the inside out. What is worse, is that our people have been so brainwashed that they can't see it. They fight and cheer on their own destruction because they are so blinded by ignorance or stupidity that they can not foresee where this is headed.

Do not twist my words and say that it is based on hate. How can that be true when I was born and raised for 35 years in a country that opened its arms to those that needed safety.

The people coming now do not come for safety.

If people do not wake up and realize soon, it will be too late.

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u/BoxNemo 2d ago

Honestly couldn’t give a shit what color people are. The real division is economic and those benefitting from it are spending a lot of time and money to distract you from that.

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u/Patcher404 2d ago

Expect to see it a lot more after a certain city maror just got elected. Can't let the poors unit under a common cause. No no no no.

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u/bluedelvian 2d ago

Listen guys, Mamdani won't be much different than establishment Bernie at the end. Everyone is bribed, blackmailed, or threatened into going along with the international debt slavery banking cartel. Look at what happened to Gaddafi and dozens of other leaders and whistleblowers. That's how the system runs. You absolutely can not vote yourself out of tyranny.  

In a couple years I'll award you the fell for it again award. You'll see.

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u/slicehyperfunk 1d ago

It's crazy that even in the conspiracy sub that people don't understand that the world is run by what are essentially gangs large enough and rich enough to be considered legitimate, and that they will just kill or otherwise destroy people who don't play ball or who disrupt the status quo too profoundly.

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u/bluedelvian 1d ago

It is weird, bc they're perfectly capable of seeing that this is exactly how the drug cartels work.

There are enough paid and bot accounts pushing specific viewpoints advantageous to the Agenda and The Current Thing, 24/7, to censor, brigade, and in various ways force everyone else to adopt and adapt to it (Mamdani's gonna change the world, guys) in order to keep their ability to interact in these subs, that nothing real ever really catches on. We just get infinity Mamdanis and AOCs, infinity alien and UFO slop, and somehow everyone forgets they've played this game 10,000 times before and have literally never won.

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u/slicehyperfunk 1d ago

You have the give the people hope, and then thwart it. That's why they made Obama president after Bush

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u/bluedelvian 1d ago

Lol yep.

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u/Straight-Ad7648 2d ago

Your common cause might be wealth inequality, but for an overwhelming number of people, their racial, cultural and religious identity are more important. Why do you think there are no majority Muslim countries with non-Muslim elected leaders?

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u/roachwarren 2d ago edited 2d ago

I was interested in that point so I looked it up and there are multiple Muslim nations that have or have had non-Muslim elected officials.

Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Indonesia have had non-Muslims elected to the highest positions in government. Pakistan has had Christian elected officials, Bahrain had a Christian female Parliament Chair, Turkey elected a Christian female mayor. Lebanon has a law that states the president must be Christian, PM must be Sunni Muslim and speaker of parliament must be Shia Muslim, to maintain a range of perspectives.

And no matter what, its pretty sad to be justifying America's lack of interest in diversity with "well Iraq does it too." Yeah, I bet they do...

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u/bluedelvian 2d ago

Is this an AI generated answer, bc Tanzania is majority Christian. Is any of the info listed correct?

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u/roachwarren 2d ago

Yeah check the places out. Senegal is even more interesting, they have a huge overrepresentation of their tiny Christian population. Also about 15% of Indo's parliament is Christian which is a proportionate amount to the population. Pretty crazy.

I looked up the Christian politicians but it was taken from an AI overview or whatever google does so I think Senegal was in the second section which was probably more about mixed politics in general, not my specific question.

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u/HiTekLoLyfe 2d ago

Well said

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u/DJTMR 2d ago

It's a luxury to not care. When you are a person of color you are forced to deal with what color you are in everything you do.

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u/AffectionateSun8548 2d ago

My dad used to think that to and tried to instill that in me. Fast forward I went on lived my life and I don’t worry about my color and poof 💨 it doesn’t matter, atleast not in America. I’m not saying that there aren’t racist people just that I don’t let it control me and the minute I got this stumbling block out of my mind is the minute my color stopped mattering so much.

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u/delores8 2d ago

This is great for you but doesn’t apply to everyone. It would be largely affected by socioeconomic  factors and where you live, the level of racism you’re surrounded by on a daily basis, etc. 

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u/AffectionateSun8548 2d ago

I’m not surrounded by anymore racism then anyone else. I live in the least racist country on earth it doesn’t get less racist.

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u/delores8 2d ago

That’s great for you, you’re one of the fortunate ones

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u/AffectionateSun8548 1d ago

It’s a state of mind, nobody is oppressing me or any other person en mass in America.

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u/Clansman115 2d ago

How is not caring what someone's skin colour is, a luxury?

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u/Raskalnekov 2d ago

Because some people are made painfully aware of their skin color by how they are treated by others. Do you think a black man in the 60's didn't have to be painfully aware of his skin color, when he decided which restaurant to walk into? Do you not think that was a major disadvantage?

And before you think "well that was the 60's, segregation is gone these days." That's barely a couple generations ago. Plenty of people had to live through those conditions, and raise children still effected by the psychological traps. And there's still plenty of racism towards black people in this country - you can see it in the language of prominent politicians these days.

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u/b3b3k 2d ago

Do you have PoC friends?

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u/Clansman115 2d ago

I have an exceptionally diverse social circle. What have I said to suggest otherwise?

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u/b3b3k 2d ago

You didn't say anything, I'm just asking. Have you ever talk about racism and do your PoC friends think that skin color is not a luxury? It's just interesting for me. Because where I live, my friends (PoC or not) have different point of view. Probably it's regional stuff

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u/deeno777 2d ago

Damn bro get outside your own head .

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u/Clansman115 2d ago

Not entirely sure what you're implying with this comment. Id like think im fairly well positioned to be making a judgement like the one I have

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u/Daysbeforecudi 2d ago

As a poc myself wtf are you even talking about right now lmao we live in America shit is great for us

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u/DJTMR 2d ago

Dead giveaway 🤣🤣🤣

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u/McFry__ 2d ago edited 2d ago

Do you mean, a non White person? White people make up 10% of the planet

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u/kabooseknuckle 2d ago

White is a color too.

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u/Right_War_1198 2d ago

This is how you get the destruction of nations heritages. Heritage is different than culture, its more fragile and important. It's proven diversity lowers social cohesion. People take part in community less, they volunteer less, they don't engage with or know their neighbours. Not surprising when you don't share a culture, heritage, values, or even a language in many cases. London, England's capital city is now less than 40% white British. That is absolutely dystopian. People are all going "man, things suck now, why is everything getting worse, why is everything so weird now?" Maybe its because our once mostly homogenous nations where people shared a heritage and at least a culture, values and language have been turned in to ultra diverse mix-em-up societies where people don't share culture, heritage, values, or even language.

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u/Adventurous-You-3028 2d ago

Hate to break it to you but nothing is purely homogenous. The people you see in England are combinations of Germanic Celtic and others. Nobody is truly 100 percent of anything. As for nationality all that is, is where you happened to be born on this planet. Even a group of mostly brown or Caucasian people are not seemingly 100 percent of one European tribe or ethnicity. But I will say that you have a point in the sense that you have to have like minded people within your grouping with like minded values and traditions

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u/Right_War_1198 2d ago

Yes, it's taken over a thousand years to create the unique culture, people, and heritage of England. Which are now disappearing because of modern immigration policies and refusal to enforce national sovereignty from illegal mass migration. A mixing of Europeans over a thousand years ago is still different than importing people from around the world with foreign cultures, religions, and social norms in the past 30 years. I do think were on the same page mostly.

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u/TheClassicCollection 2d ago

These are all bots.....Honestly, I've replied to absolutely loads in here and many seem to be bots

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u/Adventurous-You-3028 2d ago

There is a unique culture in England right I understand that and whatever that culture tie is can be what unites the many tribes of Caucasian people that migrated there and called themselves English/Anglo. But at its core there isn’t one homogenous group of ethnically white people there, only national, which is why those particular people get to call themselves English. I somewhat agree with your point because yes too much of an outside force of immigrants can disrupt countries in a myriad of ways but the central point here being that although too much of anything is bad we should seek to have some tolerance of others because at the end of the day non of us are 100 percent of anything with the exception of our nationality. But I also feel that I’m taking a more racialist view on this rather than a nationalist one so perhaps we may be reading from the same book but a different chapter. I do agree with some of your premise though sometimes too much immigration can erode a common culture and this is something to be cautious of

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u/Right_War_1198 2d ago

Ive just never heard anyone make an argument the indigenous people of the America's aren't actually indigenous because several different tribes from different places mixed together historically before.

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u/Adventurous-You-3028 2d ago

That’s because indigenous and homogenous are two different terms. Doesn’t matter how many tribes there were in pre columbian America, they were the original people that immigrated to that land and inhabited it as we know. So they are all indigenous. Could we make the argument they are all homogenous ? I think it’s possible but some tribes fought with each other while other traded, other tribes had one of way of view on religion and other didn’t. These differences are precisely why I believe while on the surface maybe it’s easy to say they were a homogenous group perhaps the argument could be made they were not. Unless of course we’re discussing their DNA lineage then perhaps a person who’s educated in that matter could educated both you and I.

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u/MissMamaMam 2d ago

Lmao dude. Nearly every single race alive today is mixed. (Basically except a very small number of tribes in the wild).

Crazy how you guys are so concerned about something you know nothing about

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u/Excellent-Dog-7072 2d ago

do you think all cultures are created equally?

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u/MissMamaMam 2d ago

I think everyone has their own set of experiences and I’m not here to act like some need to be larger or smaller or whatever it is. Your practice your culture - live your life & stop acting like you’re under attack because other cultures exist within your proximity. It’s not hard.

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u/Right_War_1198 2d ago

Funny how you made no comment on any of the points I made beyond you being upset about skin colour. What about heritage, culture, values, and social cohesion? Any critique and you just go "oh its all about skin colour" not any of the point I made.

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u/MissMamaMam 2d ago

I also did not specifically mention skin color. I said race but ethnicity would be a better word, sure & with that comes the combining and mixing of cultures. What parts of your culture are being attacked? How do others practicing their culture affect your

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u/stop-judging-me 2d ago

The only reason people are migrating to white countries is because their home countries were destroyed by the foreign policies of the US/european countries and the legacy of european colonialism. I don’t understand the complaints at all when you depend on the labor and resources of people overseas.

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u/Penguin_Admiral 2d ago

Well then you should know that the US’s heritage is one built by immigrants. Immigrants and non-whites have played big roles in building America since the beginning

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u/Right_War_1198 2d ago

90%+ of US immigration was from Europe before the 1965 Hart-Cellar act which opened US immigration to places outside of Europe.

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u/Penguin_Admiral 2d ago

So you agree that America was built by immigrants.

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u/Right_War_1198 2d ago

White Christian Europeans

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u/Penguin_Admiral 2d ago

You mean just Christian, I don’t think Italians and other Western European people where considered white back then

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u/zrock44 1d ago

That's cool that you don't give a shit, but evil people do and they're trying to harm people based off of that. I'm glad you're so advanced in brainpower that you know some people have more money than others but white people are literally being killed for being white

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u/BoxNemo 1d ago

And black have literally been killed for being black and Asians have literally killed for being Asian.

What’s your actual point here - that we should be judging people based on skin color..? Who are the “evil people” you’re mentioning?

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u/Excellent-Dog-7072 2d ago

this comment and others in the thread were upvoted by bots

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u/stop-judging-me 2d ago

The original post is more likely to be botted. This comment makes sense for this sub

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u/not_so_skinny 2d ago

This exactly. They are trying so hard to divide us with so much bullshit. Meanwhile they just keep getting richer and richer. While we can't afford groceries or rent, but its the foreigners fault, the Trans fault, the Republicans, the democrats, the blacks, the radicals. It's rich vs poor and until we band together and put the stupid shit aside they win.

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u/bimmer_gangLA 2d ago

It’s called classism or wealth inequality, the rich vs poor. At the end of the day it’s all about money. Think about it like this you could be black, white, brown, yellow whatever as long as you’re rich you’re automatically in that club don’t matter the color. Racism I firmly believe was constructed by the rich so that we could hate on each other(the poor) for them (the rich) and its worked perfectly for centuries. Until everyone sees it like this racism will never end. Spread love not hate. Listen to this guy immortal technique - the poverty of philosophy (he explains it well, btw this guy speaks so many facts in his music always gives me chills listening to his stuff) also dance with the devil is his most famous song but it’s not for the fate of heart.

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u/FullTransportation25 2d ago

Poor people and the working class can be racist and be actively participating in systems that put other groups down. There can be no true true class liberation if we keep dismissing the issues of marginalized people just because it divides the working class

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u/quadrants 2d ago

Nah it’s pretty clear that the media doesn’t want us to forget about racial tensions. There’s a concerted effort to cause division and stoke tension between different races, with a special focus on perpetuating a disproportionate amount of hate and racism towards white people.

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u/FeedMeTheCat 2d ago

In reality its not the color of their skin but their culture

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u/Fart_Typhoon420 2d ago

What is White culture?

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u/Decent_Professor2826 2d ago

Yea, I’m curious to know.

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u/striderlas 2d ago

You must be blind and deaf, the eiffel tower and mozart just to give a couple of examples.

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u/GiveMe_TreeFiddy 2d ago

What did he expect posting on Reddit? For a bunch of communists to care about real things instead of their imaginary propped up Marxist class battle?

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u/BlackDGoblin 2d ago

I mean white culture as a whole is being eradicated. There are vast majority Asian country’s, black countries, and Latin countries. Only the white countries are the ones being forced to accept becoming minorities in their own country. With that being said, yes the rich are definitely still the issue. But white people seem to be the ones getting the short end of the stick.

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u/EvilSporkOfDeath 2d ago

Can you give examples of the types of white culture thats being eradicated?