I suspect that there are many people on the Right who went to either a ghetto high school or live in a diverse area that got redpilled after realizing how bad ghetto culture/black culture is, which is obviously very liberal.
As far as IQ goes, it's clear that ghetto places are predominantly low-IQ, high in violence. Which means smart people in these areas will realize how little they have in common with these people.
Do certain environments like this make some people shift to the Right?
Is that what american highschool girls look like? Lmao
Moved near Detroit because bro had cheap rental
Knew nigs were bad
But oh boy are they fucking bad
We had a program in our district where they would bus "inner-city" kids into our quiet suburban schools. It was extremely redpilling.
Whatever redpilling may occur is undone by that student getting a horrible education. I was a lazy fuck who got D's in high school but I'm better educated than many of my citycuck co-workers because I went to a top 10 public school in a rich suburb and not Martin Luther King College Prep on the west side of niggerville.
I can certainly see how that would be redpilling. I've seen that before and you totally see the differences in IQ and race
I went to Franklin High School in Owings Mills, MD and it was nigger central. All they would do is fight constantly and do drugs, none of them ever contributed to the class with your exceptional whiteified negroid who spoke white and was probably a haffie. I thought I had it bad but I heard rumors that Owings Mills High had an ever bigger nigger problem than we did. Any amount of niggers is too much.
Crazy that parents will send their white children to a place like that. It's just ignorance I suppose, since it was probably a good school when they were young. I'd happily move, leave my white collar career and be a plumber in the suburbs to keep my kids away from that.
Going to hood school had it's ups and downs, but it left me in the awkward position of making some really cool black friends while despising the other 90% of black students. Also I like still like rap music as an adult, I just can't help it. It was what I listened to growing up and hanging with my homies. I tried to be a rockist but I just don't relate.
Yes. I grew up in a very diverse area to the point that it made me a wigger for the majority of my adolescence. Wiggerism was the only form of White male masculinity in my area. I always treated it differently than my peers though. For me, it was more about making money than pointless trouble for the sake of amusement.
I think it adds to your perspective if you're already naturally intelligent. It provides you with a sense of "street smarts" and race realism that you won't really get elsewhere.