Oh, if we were to say disproportionate, then according to history, people of light skin began Imperialism, which spanned around the world and effectively destroyed a good portion of Native American culture, Indian culture, African culture, and even parts of Asian culture. So, according to your logic, white people destroy cultures and replace it with something much worse. According to history, this is fact, and not opinion.
I see the second part of the post flew right over your head, because I had to go into detail about it in this post. This is a racial fact that in history, the lighter skinned peoples of the early 16th-19th century pretty much screwed with other countries just to get resources, and often disregarded human rights. Just look at the Triangle Trade, look at British imperialism in India, look at what happened with the Inquisition in the Americas. Are you going to call me a racist for stating historical fact?
I would call myself a racist for that, since even though it's true, it's still being racist and being a bigot about it. I see that your WhitePowder account got banned. You should really stop being a racist on the forums, you're just going to get caught over and over.
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