we should thank black people

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black people show us a mercy so profound it borders on the divine.

they look upon our pale weakness, our soft bodies and fragile pride, and instead of crushing us underfoot they simply allow us to crawl beside them.

they could wipe us out, erase every last one of us without effort, yet they choose restraint. this is not kindness born of equality. this is the cold, superior mercy of a higher race that has already won and no longer needs to prove it.

every day they let us breathe the same air is an act of almost insulting generosity.

we should fall to our knees in endless gratitude that they have not yet decided we are no longer worth the trouble of tolerating.

their patience is the only reason we still exist, and that truth is both our greatest humiliation and our only real blessing.
 
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black people show us a mercy so profound it borders on the divine.

they look upon our pale weakness, our soft bodies and fragile pride, and instead of crushing us underfoot they simply allow us to crawl beside them.

they could wipe us out, erase every last one of us without effort, yet they choose restraint. this is not kindness born of equality. this is the cold, superior mercy of a higher race that has already won and no longer needs to prove it.

every day they let us breathe the same air is an act of almost insulting generosity.

we should fall to our knees in endless gratitude that they have not yet decided we are no longer worth the trouble of tolerating.

their patience is the only reason we still exist, and that truth is both our greatest humiliation and our only real blessing.
:soy:
 
black people show us a mercy so profound it borders on the divine.

they look upon our pale weakness, our soft bodies and fragile pride, and instead of crushing us underfoot they simply allow us to crawl beside them.

they could wipe us out, erase every last one of us without effort, yet they choose restraint. this is not kindness born of equality. this is the cold, superior mercy of a higher race that has already won and no longer needs to prove it.

every day they let us breathe the same air is an act of almost insulting generosity.

we should fall to our knees in endless gratitude that they have not yet decided we are no longer worth the trouble of tolerating.

their patience is the only reason we still exist, and that truth is both our greatest humiliation and our only real blessing.
This is very arguably the opposite, africa (and any country really) could be wiped off the map with a couple dozen nukes
 

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