I don't really like to get into politics, but the events surrounding the tragic death of George Floyd expose the hypocrisy of people who like to play the hero and virtue signal.

It's funny. The left is always like a deer in headlights when confronted with the uncomfortable truth.
"Why did the police let this short man join? Who the fuck is he gonna hurt? Look at this munchkin! Look at this baby-ass bitch! You're so short! Look at this short guy!"

Source: https://archive.org/details/manletcop

Now, I am not a cop apologist. But the guy in the video probably just wants a job, a stable job where people like this tiktoker won't fire him so easily. I mean, this guy most likely has nothing to do with racism against black people, but you see how she berates him?

Supposedly she's fighting for social justice, fighting against racism, but she doesn't hesitate to attack this guy for his height.

You see? Just like how people don't choose their race, they don't choose their height, but she thinks it's perfectly fine to mock and clown short men.

Whenever we point out the injustices, hardships, and prejudices we face not only in dating, but in life in general due to factors out of our control like face, race, and height, we are constantly told "you're not owed anything, stop complaining, stop being a bitch, life doesn't owe you anything."

At first, they try to deny it, but when you actually show them the proof that we are getting discriminated against, like how short men, Asian men, or ugly men are getting shafted in every aspect of life, then we are told "we don't owe you anything, you aren't owed anything in this life."

Then these very same people join BLM protests and complain about racism.

So which one is it? Then everything should be fine as is.

"Life doesn't owe you anything, life doesn't owe black people anything, stop bitching about it, stop complaining about it." /s

When you say it like that, they get offended like a wounded animal because you expose their hypocrisy. This is exactly why they try to portray incels as a white group despite the fact that people of color make up a significant portion of the community, which also leans left overall. If they paint incels as unhinged white domestic terrorists, they can easily dismiss our problems like they did with black people in the 1950s and 1960s.

The thing is, even when you try to reason with those normies, they will always tell you "you aren't owed anything."

Just imagine living in the 1950s as a black person, and people tell you "well man, you aren't owed anything, you can't eat in the same restaurant as white people? Tough shit man, suck it up."

inb4 "well, getting paid less, promoted less, hired less, fired more easily, bullied more, having a higher risk of sooiside, never having a relationship, getting PTSD due to open racism, etc. isn't the same as segregation."

Of course it's not the same, but the thinking is just as logically inconsistent.

People who speak up for incels are what those BLM protestors think they are--swimming against the tide, even when all the odds are against you. Talking against injustice, even when it's highly unpopular to do so.

But those virtuesignaling people were doing the exact opposite. They weren't talking about injustice when it was highly unpopular to do so. They were spineless bitches back then, and they're spineless bitches now. Those people are never gonna change.

I mean, take a look at Joe Biden. If you guys don't know, he apologized a few years ago for his past actions when he was shoulder-to-shoulder with segregationists decades ago. When there wasn't much to gain politically, he wasn't saying "Black Lives Matter" or talking about black rights. When it wasn't popular he wasn't saying "oh man, black people and white people, we're all the same."
But now he's saying it.

"I regret it. I'm sorry for any of the pain and misconception that I caused anybody....When others talk about something I said in the 70s, they talk about it like I said it yesterday." -Joe Biden

No motherfucker, you don't regret shit.

By the way, this isn't a political point. Trump openly used a stereotypical Asian accent when describing Chinese businessmen when he was running for president too.

I don't care about the upcoming elections either way. I'm just using Biden's example to make a point.
I'm not a member of the Republican Party. I'm not a member of the Democratic Party.

I'm a member of the Blackpill Party.

The point is, it's easy to shout "BLM" when it is considered a virtue. But are you also talking about discrimination against other groups? Heightism short men face? Racism Indian or Asian men face?
How are you gonna play hero when you leave guys like us behind?

I mean, in some ways, incels are today's n**gers.

I'm being serious.

You just gotta look at how they're using the word "incel" as an insult. Just like how it was perfectly fine to discriminate against black people in the 1950s, it's currently perfectly fine, no, expected to hate and discriminate against short, ugly, or ethnic men.

This is why people who have courage to speak up for incels are what those self-proclaimed civil rights activists claim they are.

In their feeble minds, they think they are some holier-than-thou civil rights activists challenging the status quo.

I just wanna make it clear: the reason why I don't associate with those people is not because I'm pushing for the right. I am not a right-winger and have never voted for one.

I fully acknowledge that George Floyd was killed unfairly. But I don't believe that these people would act the same way if it was a Mexican immigrant or a Native American dying under that cop's knee.

Nobody would give a shit if it was a Muslim guy or an Indian guy.

But yeah, I just wanted to talk about this a little. We see so much, we hear so much about some injustices, but others are pushed under the rug.

Don't be a free agent in life. Let the truth guide you.