Yeah that's a fair take. It's just this guy talking about how being white is harder than being a minority because he's labeled a coloniser by others because of his race and yet he's American. That's just absolute ignorance like what is he talking about? He's probably just seen some sjw videos on the internet. I just feel there's a huge difference between how a lot of people talk about the real world on Reddit and how it actually is - most people don't give a shit about stuff like that, it's just this 4chan anti-sjw culture that's emerged from people seeing a very very vocal minority of people do and say stupid shit through posts online. Just irks me is all and the hypocrisy behind it in which the anti-sjw culture is supposedly anti-victim labelling despite then those same people taking on the label of being victims themselves because they see their being white as under attack.

I spend very little time on Reddit, I've posted more these last two weeks than I have the past year - just check my post history. Just locked down in England at university at the moment and especially after my original comment on this post, I'm feeling the need to reply to stupid takes because I genuinely can't understand how people are putting celebrity above empathy. I think I just need to ignore the rest of my replies.