Has anyone ever said you shouldn't be able to celebrate being white?

Museums in Britain mostly contain white cultural artifacts, not sure why you seem offended by that.

Hornimans is a good example, rich colonial era tea merchant travels the world acquiring shrunken heads from Borneo etc., then goes home and puts them on display in Forest Hill.

It's very much the opposite for white history. People want to delete it.
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Are you on a wind up? In the opening post you levelled that people might want to see this museum as 'black supremacy' and 'racism' based on how you feel the opposite would be perceived. You mock the proposed black Britons museum with the idea that it could have an evils committed by the evil white man area, call support for it disengenious bulls*** and then feel affronted when someone replies Im off to the museum of white supremacy for a slap up in reference to said opening post. You have thin skin for someone who clearly likes to goad and has a lot to say about the behaviour and nature of other racial groups.

You have misrepresented what I said..

To quote me I said on the matter of a 'black culture' museum, 'Apparently that's alright and something to promote......no words like 'black supremacy' being used and nothing about discrimination or racism.....despite this clearly being about race which is discriminating on the basis of genetics.'

This is not suggesting that people see this museum as 'black supremacy'. This is clearly a criticism of the people who would call a white culture museum 'white supremacy' but say nothing for other race groups. This is a criticism of the double standards portrayed by the media and activists or brain washed in this racial arena.

As for my criticisms of the negative one sided narratives pushed over white culture and history. Yes, that representation is an entirely accurate reflection of my attitude.

What are you basing the 'thin skin' and 'feeling affronted' on? Comments to being called a racist?

That's something quite common from progressive leftists. Replying isn't being 'affronted'.....No complaint has been made.

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Awfully gammon-y in here...

But anyway, my two pence is that black history isn't properly taught and reflected well enough in today's schools. Definitely wasn't done in the few weeks we covered it in my school. I learnt more about it from my own parents.

The way I look at it, celebrating one culture's history doesn't go hand in hand in degrading or disregarding another's. Of course, if you are a black person or identify with Black culture, you're going to be more for this than others.

For example, we as Palace fans are way more interested in what goes on with our club, hence us all being here. When we get excited/passionate about Palace winning a game, you don't get expect to see the same level of interest from an Arsenal fan for example. They haven't experienced what we have, don't share the same passions as us or the same level of expectations of us.

A non-black person wouldn't understand the importance the same way because it's not part of who they are, it's not what they are passionate about and it isn't their experience.

Sure, open a "white culture" museum if you like, but how different would that be to other existing history museums?

La la la your mum

Because despite lunatic frothing fringes on every side of every arguement, idiots complaining that groups of people that have been victimised all through history are being appreciated, furious women demand they are right to hate you and still demand your respect and people furious that a razor company said that men shouldnt treat women like objects...it is still a wonderful country and the crap they got from idiots just for living here is still worth it to them..

Edited by Beanyboysmd (04 Feb 2019 3.03am)