Why are white people so scared of the topic of reparations? I think it's time to realize that generational wealth in all white countries come from racism and slavery. Without black and brown pain, you'd not have your fancy mansion.

Swedish society loves to gaslight Muslims into believing they're the crazy ones.

Race is the first thing we see, and it shapes everything. Systemic racism and oppression are everywhere, making progress feel out of reach. Reparations and safe spaces could be a real start to addressing these deep injustices.

Why was Elon Musk allowed to work illegally in the US on a visa that didn't permit it, yet now he supports deporting millions? If we're enforcing immigration laws, shouldn't they apply to everyone, including Musk?

I was told Sweden was a racial utopia, but faced daily microaggressions and saw Black people routinely called the N-word in public. It's not a topic white Swedes want to discuss, unlike some white Americans who engage in racial conversations. Sweden must face its truths.

Sweden still treats its indigenous Sami like slaves. Hidden behind a veneer of progress is a legacy of oppression. It's shameful and needs to stop.

Some people ask why Palestinians are angry as if it's a mystery. Entire families wiped out, lineages destroyed, people dehumanized, this is their reality. And you wonder why they're angry? Frankly, given the scale of their suffering, their anger doesn't even come close to what it could be.

It's odd when some white people hate diversity but praise colonialism. They don't see that colonialism mixed different groups through slavery and war, creating the diversity they complain about. If they're against diversity, they should also reject the colonialism that caused it.

Reparations aren’t controversial, they’re overdue. Black slaves built America without pay. Their descendants deserve that lost wealth. It’s time we settle this historical debt.

DEI is essential, not just a perk. The current system already acts like DEI on steroids for those who fit the status quo, where the 'wrong' name or skin tone can cost you a job. Real DEI levels the field and challenges this bias. We must end the racial gaslighting.

Generational trauma fuels today's racial tensions. Much of the world's wealth comes from slavery, creating unfair advantages that last generations. Reparations won't fix everything, but they're a start toward healing these deep, historic wounds.

Europe praises freedom but makes life hell for Muslims and those mistaken for them, exposing deep hypocrisy. Daily racial gaslighting and Islamophobia are not signs of freedom but oppression.

Elon Musk didn't invent PayPal or Tesla, he isn't the 'self-made' genius many believe. His starting line was set by a wealthy family during apartheid South Africa.

Sweden still treats its indigenous Sami like slaves. Hidden behind a veneer of progress is a legacy of oppression. It's shameful and needs to stop.

Black pain has been a profitable business for too long. Isn't it time those profits turned into reparations?

Elon Musk is a depraved individual.