The existence of racism against blacks, is not a license to be racist yourself.
For example, don't you understand the historical roots of your "Jews are plotting against the world" conspiracy? That lie was used to sanction centuries of violence against Jews, and here you are perpetuating it.
Your whole "covid conspiracy" is itself a meme heavily promoted by white southerners, the Republican Party - perhaps the most racist political party in the west - and conservatism in general, an ideology which has a long history of racism, defending slavery, segregation, anti-miscegenation etc etc, and which is currently implementing gerrymandering and voter suppression to limit black votes.
So you're a black man siding with the very white, rich racists you pretend to hate.
Don't you see that nobody else believes your conspiracy?
Don't you see that no serious anti-racist, anti-capitalist, black power, revolutionary, progressive or radical groups, believe your covid conspiracy?
Because it is a conservative meme. A meme promoted by white guys.
You are like a white Trumper moaning about BLM, Qanon, Jewish space lasers and the Deep State, oblivious to the intentions, origins and roots of these conspiracies.
You think China, Russia, the rich and the Republican Party are funding anti-vaxx propaganda because they care about you? No. They're sowing rifts in the societies of their enemies, and trying to undermine democratic institutions and socialized medicine.
Here's historian Paula Larsson on the racist roots of anti-vaxx movements (https://theconversation.com/the-inherent...nts-163456):
"While many accuse anti-vaxxers of a selfish disdain for the health and safety of others, there is a underlying aspect of these movements that needs to be more widely recognized.
Vaccine resistance movements have always been led by white, middle-class voices and promoted by structures of racial inequality. In the 19th century, opponents of the practice of vaccination declared it a “filthy, useless and dangerous rite” akin to using the “charms and incantations of an African savage.”
By the turn of the 20th century, racialized language began to appear in anti-vaccination dialogues which, on the surface, had little to do with race. These racial slurs served the purposes of anti-vaccinationists who sought to discredit the practice.
One of the most potent examples of this was in 1920, when vocal anti-vaccination writer Charles Higgins published a book against vaccination. Throughout this work he consistently referred to vaccination as a “savage rite”.
The racialized language utilized by these early anti-vaxxers was all the more potent when weaponized by white leaders of anti-vaccination leagues or organizations. Between 1860 and 1920, numerous anti-vaxx leagues were founded. These people used their social standing to loudly condemn perceived limitations of their rights, while blindly ignoring the systemic absence of the same freedoms for racialized and low-income communities.
In present times, the leaders of anti-vaccination movements are still predominantly white, with many receiving millions of dollars in revenue from their activities.
More concerning is that they have begun to deliberately target racialized communities with anti-vaccine disinformation and propaganda. Recognizing the societal factors that have eroded trust in medical institutions, anti-vaxxers are attempting to direct this distrust to benefit their own cause.
Through their actions, anti-vaxxers deliberately seek to increase the risk of infection in already vulnerable populations. We saw this in 2017 after an outbreak of measles in Minnesota among the Somali-American community in Minneapolis.
Anti-vaxxers staged two public meetings in the community, encouraging parents to avoid vaccination and pushed the false claim that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine is linked to rising rates of autism. The result was a drastic reduction in MMR vaccination uptake between 2004 and 2014 — dropping from 92 per cent to 42 per cent — and one of the largest measles outbreaks in the state in three decades.
Deliberate targeting has been amplified even further this year in the attempt to discredit COVID-19 vaccines. The prominent anti-vaccine organization Children’s Health Defense recently released a film aimed at fuelling distrust in vaccination among Black Americans.
It’s not the white, middle- and upper-class anti-vaccination leaders who suffer most from a diminished herd immunity and increased prevalence of vaccine-preventable illnesses. Such individuals are generally protected by the same social and racial privileges that have historically enabled them to continuously gain a large following.
In the end, the individuals who bear the brunt of an increased burden of disease are those from historically vulnerable communities whose concerns continue to be co-opted and overshadowed by anti-vaccination activists."
As I've said before, either the worst, most racist people and political bodies in humanity are suddenly right, or you are a brainwashed Covid Uncle Tom.
What's more likely, that the people who were your enemies before Covid are suddenly on the right side of history, or the Jews aren't actually plotting genocide and don't actually have weather machines to fake natural disasters?
For example, don't you understand the historical roots of your "Jews are plotting against the world" conspiracy? That lie was used to sanction centuries of violence against Jews, and here you are perpetuating it.
Your whole "covid conspiracy" is itself a meme heavily promoted by white southerners, the Republican Party - perhaps the most racist political party in the west - and conservatism in general, an ideology which has a long history of racism, defending slavery, segregation, anti-miscegenation etc etc, and which is currently implementing gerrymandering and voter suppression to limit black votes.
So you're a black man siding with the very white, rich racists you pretend to hate.
Don't you see that nobody else believes your conspiracy?
Don't you see that no serious anti-racist, anti-capitalist, black power, revolutionary, progressive or radical groups, believe your covid conspiracy?
Because it is a conservative meme. A meme promoted by white guys.
You are like a white Trumper moaning about BLM, Qanon, Jewish space lasers and the Deep State, oblivious to the intentions, origins and roots of these conspiracies.
You think China, Russia, the rich and the Republican Party are funding anti-vaxx propaganda because they care about you? No. They're sowing rifts in the societies of their enemies, and trying to undermine democratic institutions and socialized medicine.
Here's historian Paula Larsson on the racist roots of anti-vaxx movements (https://theconversation.com/the-inherent...nts-163456):
"While many accuse anti-vaxxers of a selfish disdain for the health and safety of others, there is a underlying aspect of these movements that needs to be more widely recognized.
Vaccine resistance movements have always been led by white, middle-class voices and promoted by structures of racial inequality. In the 19th century, opponents of the practice of vaccination declared it a “filthy, useless and dangerous rite” akin to using the “charms and incantations of an African savage.”
By the turn of the 20th century, racialized language began to appear in anti-vaccination dialogues which, on the surface, had little to do with race. These racial slurs served the purposes of anti-vaccinationists who sought to discredit the practice.
One of the most potent examples of this was in 1920, when vocal anti-vaccination writer Charles Higgins published a book against vaccination. Throughout this work he consistently referred to vaccination as a “savage rite”.
The racialized language utilized by these early anti-vaxxers was all the more potent when weaponized by white leaders of anti-vaccination leagues or organizations. Between 1860 and 1920, numerous anti-vaxx leagues were founded. These people used their social standing to loudly condemn perceived limitations of their rights, while blindly ignoring the systemic absence of the same freedoms for racialized and low-income communities.
In present times, the leaders of anti-vaccination movements are still predominantly white, with many receiving millions of dollars in revenue from their activities.
More concerning is that they have begun to deliberately target racialized communities with anti-vaccine disinformation and propaganda. Recognizing the societal factors that have eroded trust in medical institutions, anti-vaxxers are attempting to direct this distrust to benefit their own cause.
Through their actions, anti-vaxxers deliberately seek to increase the risk of infection in already vulnerable populations. We saw this in 2017 after an outbreak of measles in Minnesota among the Somali-American community in Minneapolis.
Anti-vaxxers staged two public meetings in the community, encouraging parents to avoid vaccination and pushed the false claim that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine is linked to rising rates of autism. The result was a drastic reduction in MMR vaccination uptake between 2004 and 2014 — dropping from 92 per cent to 42 per cent — and one of the largest measles outbreaks in the state in three decades.
Deliberate targeting has been amplified even further this year in the attempt to discredit COVID-19 vaccines. The prominent anti-vaccine organization Children’s Health Defense recently released a film aimed at fuelling distrust in vaccination among Black Americans.
It’s not the white, middle- and upper-class anti-vaccination leaders who suffer most from a diminished herd immunity and increased prevalence of vaccine-preventable illnesses. Such individuals are generally protected by the same social and racial privileges that have historically enabled them to continuously gain a large following.
In the end, the individuals who bear the brunt of an increased burden of disease are those from historically vulnerable communities whose concerns continue to be co-opted and overshadowed by anti-vaccination activists."
As I've said before, either the worst, most racist people and political bodies in humanity are suddenly right, or you are a brainwashed Covid Uncle Tom.
What's more likely, that the people who were your enemies before Covid are suddenly on the right side of history, or the Jews aren't actually plotting genocide and don't actually have weather machines to fake natural disasters?