Deflective Racism
I said Zai’s a piece of farm equipment. But Chad would be a better buy in the lot, practicing his deflective racism
Deflective Racism by Nylic drip August 30, 2025
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Deflective racist
These are people who are racists, and when they argue, will try to change the subject or bring something else up whenever something is said against what they believe.
They do this because they know if they address the issue they will lose the argument
They do this because they know if they address the issue they will lose the argument
White supremacists will typically do this in a Youtube argument whenever the video depicts white against black behavior
Deflective racist
Deflective racist
Deflective racist by Optical_Epilepsy July 20, 2010
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