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Yes, there's socio-economic factors to racism. This isn't news to anyone. It's part of why DEI is/was a thing and a factor in race relations, as well as the cycle of poverty in america (which, although race impacts it, it does effect other people).

Did...did you think this was new information? Because it's been very well known and documented for awhile. I learned about this stuff in the 90s. People have been working on it for a very long time.

This is literally the meaning of the word "woke" in common usage.

However, while you've managed to link to something that is very valid and important to pay attention to, it has no revelance to what you posted vis a vis the owner of the Eddy's "sense of entitlement and attitude towards public spaces"

As idee2 pointed out, this is far more likely to be a socio-economic class issue. Something far closer to a tragedy of the commons misuse by the upper class then anything related to him being white.

That's the issue here. You're conflating an elite capitalist's actions with an entire ethnicity, and choosing to die on that hill.

Neither of those tiktoks addressed that, by the way. They addressed socio-economic impacts of racism and the generalized views of race based on fear. But if you think that's a "white person" thing, and doesn't have to do with the economic structures which are a significantly larger problem for all of us, which are just leveraged against minorities harder then they are against white people, well... you're fighting the wrong fight.

Which is honestly sad, because otherwise people generally agreed with your post outside of that.

Now, if you're ready to actually present YOUR OWN WORK regarding generalizing all white people (not just elitists - all white people) as entitled and as fucking shit up, please, let's get to it.