After nearly a month's absence from the blog I will not hesitate to piss people off...after all...it is what I live for. It is even the reason I was gone so long. I was far too busy angering others.
[sarcasm]So...I am going to start a White Support Group(WSG). Yes. I said it. Every minority I can think of has multiple support groups: Blacks, Hispanics, Gays ...furthermore, there are even more groups that exist to only certain exclusive individuals such and the Baker's Guild or Alcoholics Anonymous. Even worse are the events that proclaim such biased and regrettably supported beliefs; for instance, Gay Pride Parades, church, Black History Month and the Special Olympics. [/sarcasm]
Of course, I am being very sarcastic and am totally joking...I fully support anyone to be what they want to be or to express themselves as who they are. My point is, I do not know of a single group that strictly supports Caucasians. There are interviews with black men saying that they would not support the creation of a WSG because "the majority can support itself as a whole."
As a whole? Yes. But what about individually? I live in southern Wisconsin where my college is only 45 minutes from Milwaukee. Now, everyone in Wisconsin knows that southern Wisconsin has a greater culture variety than anywhere else in the state. The chances of a white gang laying the smack down on some unsuspecting man of color is the same as the same thing happen to the Caucasian sort. If a black man has a specific group to go to, to be counseled. Why can't a white man have the same right? Because it is considered racist to create a group that suggests that hate crimes are not a one way street. A person is a person no matter what, correct? So why create such a double standard?
I guarantee that more than half of the people attending such therapy or other sorts of group sessions have PERSONAL experiences with discrimination, rape or any other PERSONAL reasons that could leave behind some PERSONAL trauma. Take note that I left the group support with less than half of the population, you know, the people who are there because they want to be, not because they have to be. What baffles me is not that people need help, but that skin color has any effect on the mind whatsoever. I am guilty of this, I know I am. It isn't that I think less of anyone, it is that a first impression is always what we see, not what we hear. Light travels faster than sound. Regardless, a white man assaulting you, should make no difference than a black man assaulting you. Rape victims often cannot have black therapists because a black man raped them...it works both ways...this however, is not my point. My point is, that the therapist is not the same person that raped you (in most occurrences)...so why should it matter? You let one person represent their whole race? To fear all white men, because you happened to be assaulted by a white man once upon a time, is sad, it is shallow, it is appalling.
A recent "hot topic" has been women being fire fighters. If the woman is physically able to lift me (a 280 pound, 6'2" individual) down the stairs and to safety than fine. Great. But if the woman is featherlight and unable, I think I would just die to save myself the flamey humiliatition that I would receive from squishing her before getting ashed. This is entirely different...this is talking about being able to do your job. A black man and a white man, despite pigment, can probably do each others job if they were given the exact same traits at birth. It makes no difference.
If some need support, everyone should be granted an unbiased atmosphere. A place where everyone goes, no matter your skin tone. One location for everyone. That is what civil rights and liberties are for. To make and show everyone as an equal. A man is not determined by what he is at sight, but what he does is his life. No one should get special treatment. No one.
And if the special treatment must continue? Then yes, I do believe that a WSG should not be frowned upon. If you are a fully capable and matured person, you should be able to handle that.
And for the record, I am going into Special Education and have a sibling with Autism...I have nothing against people with disabilities. It was purely satirical and while not necessary, was still used to prove a point. Also, I never meant to be racist, if anything is a little offending please email us so we can review the content.
That's all.