OP YANBU.
MsSparkle i don't know which thread you are refering to but i agree with you when you say that racism is increasing towards white people in this country and that it is mostly egnored because it's like we somehow deserve it. I wasn't born when the worst of the racism went on yet i am somehow blamed for it because of the colour of my skin.
I have been victim to many racist attacks (i have alot of black friends and go to alot of places that are mostly black people and whilst there are some that accept me, there are many that don't) but because no one takes it seriously, i just don't say anything anymore. I think there are a number of white people who suffer racism these days but keep quiet about it because they get the "Oh poor you" attitude. It does seem like people think i deserve this because of the actions of those who were racist before my time.
Kew, i am well aware that non white people still face racism everyday, but i feel that doesn't give you the right to refer to us "poor" white people as though we are just whinging about nothing. Just because racism towards white people is in a minority (although because i suspect most isn't spoken out about i can't be sure about this?) that doesn't mean it shouldn't be taken seriously. Just because you yourself have never experienced it, that doesn't mean others haven't. I think it might depend on where you live.
A little while back, i went to club with a few friends. It was what you would call a black club, i went because i love the music. I was let in, but made to feel really uncomfortable, everyone was staring at me, giving me dirty looks and there were a few indirect comments from people. I left soon after because i was made to feel so unwelcome being a white person. I was the only white person in the club.
I thought after, for people who are always saying, why should the colour of your skin matter? They didn't half make an issue of it.