Hate hoaxes have been rendered obsolete. Now moonbats can experience the world they pretend we live in by entering a virtual reality created by Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta. It reinforces the increasingly preposterous notion that favored blacks are somehow oppressed:

Meta has revealed a virtual “Afrofuturistic world” as part of their celebrations of black history month, allowing users to experience racism virtually while wearing the company’s Oculus headsets.

The virtual “I Am A Man” tour was designed by Gabe Gault.

“You can go to a museum, you can see artifacts, you can see writings of old history, but it’s one thing to see those visually, and I think it’s another to kind of be in a 3D environment created around that,” Gault said, who describes himself as “a Black American,” who is “re-appropriating, breaking down, and repurposing Colonial influences in order to celebrate Culture.”

“Colonial” has become a disparaging term used by pretentious moonbats to deprecate anything they associate with white people and Western Civilization.

According to Meta, this dorky cartoon world is preferable to reality — probably because it conforms to Big Tech’s ideology in ways that reality never will:

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.

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