This is something....it's funny how we're so hyper-vigilant of pronouns these days, especially when they are used in a way that contributes to intolerance and bigotry. By using this, it points out my speculation of your generalization of white people and generalization has always been a formulaic contribute to racist/bigoted mentalities. It would be quite telling if one were to do the same towards black people and talk about how "they" are the ones always burning places down to the ground in the streets during a riot over a certain racial injustice, that that is something "they" always do.