The whitest mexican I have ever met. That does not make him White, that makes him a person that acted White.
That is how I read your initial statement. I did not think you were calling the spic White in genetics, but that he was a spic that behaved as if it was White by its behavior.
If I get a kike flair as well for merely stating how I read this user's initial statement, so be it. Been dealing with being the only one who is caring 24/7 for both my aged and ill parents for a long time now with my father yet again in ICU and, yet again, may go any day now. I just don't care.
I did not think you were calling the spic White in genetics,
We can agree to disagree, but it won't change the definition of "Whitest".
Subhumans who behave like Whites aren't to be compared as such. It's misleading and insulting to Whites.
This falls into the same jewed DEI and race-mixing multicultural "Not all [whatever sub-human race] are bad" narrative.
If I get a kike flair as well for merely stating how I read this user's initial statement, so be it.
AFAIK You haven't given me a valid reason to believe you are a jew.
Been dealing with a year and a half...
I know and empathize with you.
It would seem that, rather than saying "Whitest mexican", that being careful to be as descriptive as possible could be effective in preventing any potential misunderstandings of the intent of a statement.
Perhaps "most White-acting mexican", or "a mexican that behaved almost as if it was a White person" would have been clearer if that is the intent, rather than an amiguous "Whitest mexican", which I see can be read as saying several different things.
Regarding me not seeming to be a kike, so far - that's good to know! I don't think I ever will, but if I do, please be as diligent as you continue to be in detecting kike behavior and slam it into my face so that I can fix how I think and act to kill the kike thinking that wormed its way in.
And thank you for that.
Perhaps "most White-acting mexican", or "a mexican that behaved almost as if it was a White person" would have been clearer if that is the intent, rather than an amiguous "Whitest mexican", which I see can be read as saying several different things.
That what OP should have gone for.
Word choices always matter.
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