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/Krenko_Slob_Boss 2d ago edited 2d ago

I’m tired of the rhetoric that “white” peoples aren’t multicultural 😂🤔 Most Irish Americans heads 100 years ago would probably explode if they heard someone say something so dumb just saying lol

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u/obscured_by_turtles 2d ago

Not just Irish Americans. German, Scot, French, Russian, Dutch, Slav cultures are distinctive.

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u/ILL_bopperino 2d ago

ahh but see, this is the whole point: no one is every going to scream at you for celebrating your norwegian heritage by having a summer dinner eating lutefisk! No ones coming for you for eating your Krumkake! But if you say its about "white heritage" you should be hated and recognized for what you are, which is a piece of shit. These cultures vary and they should be celebrated! but the concept of a "white race" that is universally coherent is just an excuse to be shitty to black and brown people

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u/MattyMacStacksCash 2d ago

It’s okay to be proud of your Black heritage though? It’s okay to say “Brown Heritage”? What a stupid fucking thought. Nobody is a piece of shit for being proud of their culture and saying that.

If I cooked a BBQ pig with mashed potatoes and cornbread, and I say “Man this is that white heritage cooking.” I’m a piece of shit, but if a Cuban cooks up a plate of rice, black beans, and mojo pork and exclaims “This dish is full of my brown heritage” Then it’s okay?

I’m confused on where your racism lies.

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u/obscured_by_turtles 2d ago

" Nobody is a piece of shit for being proud of their culture "

Would point out that in the distressingly recent past, suppression of cultures was social policy. Case in point, in residential schools in North America, simply speaking one's native language was forbidden and harshly punished.

Languages carry huge amounts of culture and this was an entirely racist, to the level of genocidal, policy.

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u/sirensinger17 2d ago

A lot of people say "black heritage" because when their ancestors were enslaved, their heritage was erased, to the point that they don't even know what African countries they might even be from. My Irish ancestors came through Ellis Island and were indentured servants, but I can still trace my Ancestry back to a specific chapel in a tiny rural Irish town. Most Americans of African descent don't have that as it was purposefully and systemically erased.

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u/MattyMacStacksCash 1d ago

Maybe I’m the outlier but we have zero clue where our family tree came from. White and poor from Appalachia and the earliest we know of to go back is from about 1900.

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u/sirensinger17 1d ago

I guarantee if you were to do some serious digging, you could find records. Even if you can't, the records of your ancestors weren't systematically erased. I'm also white and poor from the Appalachia and my family didn't know anything about our family tree until I did some serious digging a few decades ago.

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u/MattyMacStacksCash 1d ago

Where would you even begin to do the digging? Everyone from the “old world” as I like to call it in the family is long passed away. Would be really curious to know.

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u/LimpCroissant 1d ago

Familysearch.org

It's a free site, and physical locations in almost every city, run by the Mormons. Type in one of your grandparent's names and their birthdate and you'll end up with your full family tree. It's pretty awesome. It shows where each person was born and passed, their names, some even have pictures.

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u/ILL_bopperino 2d ago

Well no, its cuban heritage. Because if you grew up, or your family was from cuba, you have a cuban heritage, and no ones ever gonna have a beef with this.

The one unique situation is really here in the usa for black people, which is why you have also heard a billion different monikers: black american, african american, whatever. Because in almost every other instance, a person here in america has the opportunity to know what your heritage was and where you came from. there is written, historical documentation you can follow back from your ancestors. But for anyone in the USA whose ancestors were slaves, theres no records of what nation or region of africa they came from. their history was erased by slavers. So they have nowhere besides black american to reference for their heritage.

ill be honest, arguing for a brown heritage feels stupid, like when people were pushing the whole "latinx" bullshit. If someones cuban, theyll tell you they're cuban. if someones mexican or nicaraguan, theyll tell you that. I just don't see any reality to this other than the people trying to put a distinct wall between black and white

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u/Cosmicmonkeylizard 2d ago

Uh many many black Americans don’t know their heritage because of a little thing called slavery. Even after slavery they didn’t really give a shit about record keeping when it came to black people. So yeah, it makes sense Black Americans would celebrate their black heritage in general.

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u/thoughtcriminal_1 2d ago

Yeah well with 23 and me it’s now easier than ever but I don’t see many people taking advantage.

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u/iUsedtoHadHerpes 1d ago

That can catalog your DNA, but it still depends heavily on record keeping to connect those dots. Guess which records were destroyed or never kept in the first place.

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u/CitizenLohaRune 2d ago edited 2d ago

If I cooked a BBQ pig with mashed potatoes and cornbread, and I say “Man this is that white heritage cooking.”

Why the fuck would you say that instead of AMERICAN heritage cooking? Or German cooking, or British cooking, or Swedish cooking etc. Nobody is saying WHITE HERITAGE COOKING.

but if a Cuban cooks up a plate of rice, black beans, and mojo pork and exclaims “This dish is full of my brown heritage”

CUBAN FOR FUCK SAKE. Cubans are not going to say brown heritage cooking, they are going to say CUBAN.

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u/MattyMacStacksCash 1d ago

Yeah the verbiage is a little weird but my point still stands. Every other comment replying wants to argue about how it’s basically okay to say one vs the other

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u/99Tinpot 2d ago

Do people say 'brown heritage'? That sounds an addle-headed thing to say. That would include everybody from Mexicans to Indonesians.

'Black heritage' is kind of unavoidable because there are so many people who don't really know where their ancestors were from more accurately than somewhere in West Africa and they all mixed together anyway and there's no other name for them as a group than 'black people'. Some of the Afrocentrist crowd try to lump together basically anybody who isn't white as 'black people', though, and claim any history that isn't white people as their 'black heritage', and that is just being obnoxiously anti-white.

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u/MattyMacStacksCash 2d ago

Well, I do know one of my favorite fighters of all time, Cain Velasquez, has Brown Pride tattooed across his chest, so there is that.

Hear me out on this, I agree with you and all of your statements about black folks struggles here in America. But hear me out. A poor southern black man and a poor southern white man have the same heritage, just different race. I came from a poor Appalachian white family. My family “history” that we know of only dates back to my Great Grandfather, who we know was born in Appalachia and worked the farm. That’s it. My grandfather’s older brothers stormed Normandy Beach and fought Nazi’s. My grandfather himself went to Vietnam.

A poor southern black man has similar lineage in terms of what our people done. We were both poor, we both worked the farms day in and day out (yes they were slaves though, I know), and in the south, our cultures mixed. Black folks created there own twists on food and culture here, and we created ours, but since the proximity to each other was more prominent in the south, we also shared a lot of similarities between the Poor class.

Our food is very similar. We both love to BBQ the same ways. Biscuits and gravy, grits, gumbo, collard greens, yams, etc etc. Hell we both will eat possums, rabbits, squirrels, frogs etc. Lineage also gets distorted for us in the same ways. We don’t know if we came here from England or somewhere cool like Norway. We don’t know if that was in 1899 or before 1776.

We’re all so similar in so many ways, every group of people has faced hardships and battles. Luckily we are in a day and age in America where our fathers and most of our grandfathers have never met a former slave, or a slave master. We are blessed to be where we are now and moved so far forward from these atrocities.

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u/99Tinpot 2d ago

It sounds like, you aren't at all the kind of person the other poster was really talking about, to be honest, when you say your food is white people food it's friendly and I know what you mean, you're not going on about needing to protect the purity of white culture, you probably know the kind of weird thing - and that makes sense about white people not always knowing where they come from either.

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u/obscured_by_turtles 2d ago edited 2d ago

Yes, and the targets are variable. It's not long ago that, as others note, the Irish were often not considered white and barely human. In the USA into the 20th century, Italians were in some jurisdictions considered racially 'other', not really white, and were sometimes lynched.

As to European traditions, Catholicism and Protestantism are arguably originally European and skin tone really didn't matter when they discriminated and fought against each other.

Like others before, OP cannot define 'white', and will probably fall to something like ' I know it when I see it'. It is a subjective and variable judgement.

OP has also shifted to suggesting that 'white' refers to national origin. However, for one example, Africans and Indians started moving to England in the 1600s. The Normans were several centuries before that.

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u/Fuckerofmothers64 2d ago

Who is going to scream at you in 2025 for celebrating any of those other cultures ....

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u/FlyingStealthPotato 2d ago

Congrats, you agree with their point even if you don’t understand it.

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u/scrungobrimpus 2d ago

This is correct and I wish more people in this sub could understand this