2209300500F WHITE PRIVILEGE & WHITE SUPREMACY?

To start with, both are racist terms that only serve to betray the person uttering them as racist(s) themselves?

‘White supremacy’ is a racist term that implies BIOLOGICAL supremacy? While ‘white privilege,’ also a racist term in that it, is an AFFIRMATION as to the BIOLOGICAL supremacy of the person that by pure chance has been born with white biological skin – without any support what-so-ever?

My perplexing question is why would anyone want to AFFIRM their own inferiority in such a way?

Has our culture of victim-hood sunk so low as to exalt inferiority – is everything upside down now?

PS. Why are white people being forced to accept the racist view that they are BIOLOGICALLY superior to all other races simply because they were born with white skin – why is that?

Posted by: Dose ofd Truth ~ Jan 23, 2018 ~ 3,045,689 views
“White privilege isn't real - Jordan Peterson”

Please do correct for me any errors that you discern – thanks in advance?

#LETSGOBRANDON ~ A Male-Feminist.
#MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) an individualist philosophy of life.

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af·firm
[əˈfərm]
VERB
affirms (third person present)

1. state as a fact; assert strongly and publicly:

"he affirmed the country's commitment to peace" · "he affirmed that she was, indeed, a good editor" · "“Pessimism,” she affirmed, “is the most rational view.”"

synonyms: declare · state · assert · aver · proclaim · pronounce · attest · swear · avow · vow · guarantee · promise · certify · pledge · give one's word · give an undertaking · asseverate.

antonyms: deny

• declare one's support for; uphold; defend:
  "the referendum affirmed the republic's right to secede"

synonyms: uphold · support · defend · maintain · confirm · ratify · endorse · approve (of) · agree to · consent to · assent to · sanction.

• law
  accept or confirm the validity of (a judgment or agreement); ratify.

Synonyms: corroborate · bear out · verify · show the truth of · prove · validate · authenticate · substantiate · give substance to · justify · vouch for · vindicate · give credence to · support · uphold · back up

antonyms: contradict · repudiate

• law
  make a formal declaration rather than taking an oath (e.g., to testify truthfully).

synonyms: swear · swear/state under oath · swear on the Bible · take an oath · pledge · promise · avow · undertake · give an undertaking · engage · commit · commit oneself · make a commitment · give one's word · give one's word of honor · give an assurance · guarantee · depose · make a deposition · bind oneself · plight · asseverate.

law
(of a court) uphold (a decision) on appeal.

2. offer (someone) emotional support or encouragement:

"there are five common ways parents fail to affirm their children" · "good teachers know that students need to be both affirmed and challenged"

• give (life) a heightened sense of value, typically through the experience of something emotionally or spiritually uplifting:

"it is a rich and challenging motion picture that both affirms life and emphasizes its fragility"

ORIGIN
Middle English (in the sense ‘make firm&rsquo: via Old French from Latin affirmare, from ad- ‘to’ + firmus ‘strong’.