I don't know if this video is really from Portugal, but if it is, they can have it. It's reportedly broadcast in schools, which explains why they have a classroom with both kids and adults spouting every "anti-racist" talking point you come across on X. What middle school kid is talking about "marginalization" or "colonialism"? Today's middle schoolers, probably. There don't seem to be too many white kids in this classroom, which is a good thing for them, because they're quite obviously the enemy and responsible for every microaggression and flat-out racist act. Watch this:
The most racist "anti-racist" advertising campaign in history, financed by Portuguese socialist politicians and broadcast in
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) February 27, 2024
schools. pic.twitter.com/Xg5qD94XsV
Why are none of the kids Portuguese?
— Libs Hate Us (@LibsHateUs) February 27, 2024
Portuguese socialists are promoting anti-white discrimination and reshaping what it means to be Portuguese. To be Portuguese means to no longer be Portuguese, but a migrant.
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) February 27, 2024
"This all has to do with colonialism of course." https://t.co/5bPKSITBO9
The socialists have ruined Europe. That was always the goal.
— Ginger (@GingerAmero) February 27, 2024
I wish I was back in school so I could bully the fuck out of these people.
— RGGLFT (@RGGLFT) February 27, 2024
Thanks for exposing this, Ian. I translated the video so it could reach the international audience. We have elections next March,10th and there's a chance the Nationalist Conservative party CHEGA can reach the government and end this nonsense.https://t.co/vogALJHRnz
— Alex B. (@maisumcarneiro) February 27, 2024
Ah yes, that disturbing trend we're seeing in Europe and South America of fed-up populations voting for conservatives.
This is not "wokism", this is anti-white propaganda.
— Ankush sharma (@Aku_700) February 27, 2024
Tell me it's not. "People assume that white skin is normal." Who assumes that? All of the "marginalized" people in this classroom who are bearing the brunt of "whiteness," such as a belief in merit.
God forbid we award "merit" ☠️🤣
— your cable guy (@I69cableguy) February 27, 2024
Question-Who of you has EVER asked a black person if they can touch their hair? Why is this weird fetish being propagated?
— Gilgamesh 🍸#takDlaCPK (@wittygilgamesh) February 27, 2024
For what it's worth, I've had a black girl ask to touch my hair. Fine with me. But that's because I'm white.
A modern struggle session as an ad for kids. Very disturbing.
— Pogson (@P0GS0N) February 27, 2024
This is leftist, identitarian propaganda.
— Daily Chaos (@_DailyChaos) February 27, 2024
Hopefully the Portugese will recognise it for what it is.
This is what socialists and communists do. They brainwash the youth so they believe their propaganda.
— Freedom Fighter NAPWP (@NAPWP587902) February 27, 2024
They've identified a common enemy — white people — against which to unite and revolt.
So I guess this thing really is Portuguese: I typed the blackboard into Google Translate and got:
Summary
Building a Structurally Antiracist Portugal
Call Things By Their Names
OK, this ad is racist.
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