Keeping Racism Alive
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ClimateSanity
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Are you saying a racist act for one race is a benign act for another?
Of course he is, hes liberal, its only racist when a white person does it. Could you believe in the case of those 4 blacks who beat a guy because he was white, was claimed it was only hate because of the white mans diminished mental capacity and they couldnt see a race motive even though the thugs were outright claiming it was because the man was white?
Thats how dense liberals are today.
Benign? No.
ClimateSanity
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Then make yourself clear.
Understandable, perhaps justifiable but certainly not benign
ClimateSanity
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How can an action be racist for one race and justifiable for another race?
The historocity of racism, in relation to justifiability, has always been mutable. The shoe's simply on the other foot for the present.
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Justifiability is mutable? So, whatever a race can get away with in the political arena is justifiably and those losers in the political arena remain condemned for their actions?
Seems to be the case.
Perhaps soon the swinging race pendulum will eventually settle to a contented resting point.
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I find it disgusting. There is no solid definition of racism anymore. It's purely a political football.
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Not as long as there are people out there who think as you do.
You (and poly) actually want to hold onto a solid definition of racism?
Such desire for decisiveness seems to be the problem ...not the solution.
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Aren't you the one who believes that man came from a monkey and some monkeys are more specialthan other monkeys? :dizzy: Ac 17:26
See:
Did Darwin Promote Racism?
No, but then again you might have "descended" from a bull; but in a more direct, less sanitary manner. (Or would that be assended?)
ClimateSanity
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Not decisiveness but but clarity and lack of ambiguity. Racism is meaningless if it means different things depending on who hold political power.
Or quite meaningful....depending on perspective.
Embrace the the ambiguity and reflect upon the heretofore political powers-that-were.
Both Martin Luther King and Malcolm X were Republicans.
I don't understand why nobody wants to acknowledge that- the narrative of the Democrats has failed minorities.
It's a damnable thing to see a society go in a direction contrary to their own historical leaders.
That includes white people, white people
I don't understand why nobody wants to acknowledge that- the narrative of the Democrats has failed minorities.
It's a damnable thing to see a society go in a direction contrary to their own historical leaders.
That includes white people, white people
ClimateSanity
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You obviously don't take racism seriously and feel that whites deserve whatever they get in perpetuity.