black people 450 years a slave?!!?

[The Grand Nudger]

Well, at least in your case it's accurate, I guess. He's made it very clear that he picked a side, and it wasn't the korean one.

He's no one, from nowhere.  You couldn't even count coup on that non-person.  Livestock doesn't get notches.

was able to pick sport. Koreans would not allow me to enter their homes places of business play with their kids nor even attend church services. (we/sister had to wait outside the building during services.) As far as white acceptance i had to fight white kids almost everyday. I had my family. i worked my Korean grandfather farm/he spoke 3 words of English. and tried to hang out with my 1/2 Korean cousins who were a min of 15 years older than me. and was with my dad on the weekend who fixed cars on the weekend. so i learned how to wash parts in gasoline, and scrape gaskets.

Sucks to be you, I guess.  Given the above I can understand why the rhetoric of contemporary white supremacy appeals to you.  It's the same thing that appeals to disaffected young white men who consume too much right wing propaganda.

It gives you a common identity, which is the very thing that racial supremacy robbed you of.  It's a victim ideology that turns on notions of discrimination, rights abrogation, stigmatization and the denial of pride, loss of self esteem, and racial elimination. You're four for five and it's only a matter of time until you start screaming rahowa at the clouds.