To the young white men who feel ignored and insulted,

I want to speak directly to you.

Apparently this guy's about to drop the mic on anti-white racism and white guilt,

which is what I love to hear, so let's talk about it.

Yeah, you better.

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Today we're reacting to a clip of a UK politician by the name of Rupert Lowe, and he's about

to go after this idea that white people, white men, straight people should feel bad for being,

I don't know, born the way they are for existing, which apparently is not

just an issue that we face here in the US, it's an issue faced in the UK as well. So let's get

straight into the clip and see what he has to say. To the young white men who feel ignored and insulted,

I want to speak directly to you. For too long, young white men in this country

have been treated as if your concerns don't matter. Your struggles don't count. And your identity

is something to apologize for. I can't tell him that he's wrong. This has very much been the

narrative for quite some time now.

And it's because of things like DEI, critical race theory, critical feminist theory that

we've ushered into our society, where we've essentially told white people, white men, that

they're responsible for all the plights that everybody faces in society.

And it's because of their lineage and their ancestry and the current white

privilege that they carry around and the fact that they're inherently racist, which tells

these individuals you have something to apologize for. You have something to feel bad for. And you

have this that you carry on your back just because of the skin color that you have. And when we did

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