[soueuls]

It's not too nice to have to leave your country just to get peace of mind.

But yeah, overall it's pretty nice not to care about those things. You quickly realize, caring or not caring make very little difference (if any). And you also realize you can be a lot more useful by not embracing divisive rhetorics.

[Kaze404]

Sorry, I think I didn't express myself properly. My point was that the people involved in those movements unfortunately are not allowed to stop caring about them, as the problems they denounce won't magically go away.

[soueuls]

I understood your original comment, my answer was a bit off topic and sarcastic on purpose.

I clearly have met enough black people who would define themselves by their race and did not take part in any organization that just promote racial adversity.

I have even done a fair share of charity work in Benin in 2019 and so I have seen a fair share of people who clearly did not get any geographical benefit. For some of them, life was hard.

To these days I have yet to meet someone who got anything positive off the anti white rhetoric. It’s like a self help book, it might feel good, but it does not put any food on the table.

And so, since I have the freedom to do, I decide to vote with my feet and avoid any places that promotes this kind of ideologies.

I need calm to be able to think and all of this nonsense is impeding my capacity to think.

Plus, I prefer to pay taxes in a place that does not favor gender or racial quotas.