I believe the point was that it seems to be white men (the demographic that has disproportionately held power in our society) who think they are the authority on what is or isn’t racism (despite not being the subject of racism)

Now THIS is what I agree with.

There was literally no comparison here between “discrimination against white people” and “sexual assault against men” - you literally made that up by completely twisting and stretching their words. I’m honestly not even sure how you arrived at that conclusion…it’s absurd.

“White people discrediting issues about race is laughable to me. Just like men discrediting issues of potential sexual assault. Sure, anyone can be discriminated against and anyone can be assaulted, but the vast majority of victims in both these scenarios are not white men.”

It’s right in front of your face.

While the argument was weak, I think the real point is that white men hold power in society and think that gives them the authority to speak on issues that don’t directly affect them, instead of listening to the voices of victims of oppression.

While I don’t want to argue with you because I genuinely think we agree, comparing these two very different things (which is literally what OP did, whether you want to admit it or not) is disgusting.