Senethro
Overlord
You listen to some people and species don't exist. There are just sort of populations of associated genotypes that split merge and evolve, and to consider them discrete things is foolish.
That's exactly what I'm doing, I'm laughing at people who judge others based on their races.Like I said, complain to the racists please. They're the ones at fault.
Not being racist means claiming racism doesn't exist ?Your idea is literally "let's pretend racism doesn't exist, then it will go away."
Well, you've always claimed that racism is a problem, immediately followed (or preceded) by acting racist yourself, so I guess you shouldn't throw rocks in a glass house.EDIT: Actually, that got me to thinking, me saying "it doesn't work" only makes sense if I assume you actually see racism as a problem that requires solving. You've never given any evidence of that.
You listen to some people and species don't exist. There are just sort of populations of associated genotypes that split merge and evolve, and to consider them discrete things is foolish.
Not being racist means claiming racism doesn't exist ?
So basically you just repeat "not being racist means you pretend racism doesn't exist". You're part of the people who think you just have to repeat the same idiocy enough and it will magically morph into fact ?No, it means that your nonsensical "colorblind" solutions to the problems caused by racism are non-solutions, in effect pretending that racism doesn't exist in order to "solve" it.
Treating someone differently according to race is the definition of racism.I'm still not sure where "policies that mitigate that harms of racial prejudice" somehow gets turned into "judging people by race." The two are most definitely not the same thing.
I'm pretty sure that's either trolling, or the twisted logic of someone who benefits greatly from the elevated status of white mediocrity and will protect that status at all costs.
Treating someone differently according to race is the definition of racism.
I'm pretty sure it takes either trolling or the twisted lack of logic of someone unable to get his blinders off to not understand something as simple.
So basically you just repeat "not being racist means you pretend racism doesn't exist". You're part of the people who think you just have to repeat the same idiocy enough and it will magically morph into fact ?
Ah yeah, "I'm caught in my hypocrisy, so I'm going to call what I can't answer a strawman ! Ahaha I'm so clever !"You mean like you keep repeating the ridiculous strawman, "Treating people according to their race is stupid and harmful ! And to fix it, we're going to treat people according to their race !" instead of actually engaging the issue?
=>Can you give a specific example of "repeat[ing] the same idiocy"?
5-years old reading comprehension for the win.Akka said:So basically you just repeat "not being racist means you pretend racism doesn't exist".
Ah yeah, "I'm caught in my hypocrisy, so I'm going to call what I can't answer a strawman ! Ahaha I'm so clever !"
Funny, what YOU are doing is a strawman (misrepresenting my argument, which is about the parts where you judge people on race, all the while claiming judging people on their race is bad, and has absolutely no link to pretending there is no non-discriminating policies to fight discrimination).It's a strawman because you're pretending that the only policies one might champion to fight discrimination involve actively discriminating. I've answered this stupidity several times, including a few posts up, but of course you ignore that and return to your juvenile banalities.
I just sometimes can't stomach the same systematic hypocrisy, and maybe foolishly hope that maybe this time, the usual suspects will manage to put their blinders off for a moment and realize their self-contradiction, at least for a moment.You add absolutely nothing of substance or of interest to these discussions. You just try to troll and derail. I'm not sure why, but I could probably guess.
Yes you are apparently buying into racism. Dont know why but I assume its becouse of the past racialy formulated ideologies and the subsequent fight against them.Racism is stupid nonsense but it causes harm. So its more productive to tell people to knock it off and to remedy the harm, rather than to complain that anti-racists are buying into a racist idea of race.
As I explained above imo we have to move away from the faulty and detrimental mental concepts and not to be 'slaves' of the past mistakes to be able to efficiently solve the issue.I agree that the concept of "race" is bogus and arbitrary.
However, this arbitrary construct has a huge impact on how people are treated by society. So the concept of "race" itself has a lot of meaning even if its origins are capricious and arbitrary.
If we could simply cure people of ignorance, then yes, we could make the whole problem disappear without any messy policymaking.
Actually, that's the opposite. I'm favouring addressing the wrong - but the wrong itself, not fixating on race and as such just trying to kill fire by burning it.You've failed to make a case for enduring a wrong instead of attempting to address it.
I'm not telling anti-racists they are as bad as the racists, I'm pointing the FACT that they ARE racists and their claims are empty and self-contradictory. That's the whole point.Maybe if you presented functional courses of action that go beyond telling anti-racists that they are as bad as the racists.
Ah, these evil white people ! Such a disgusting race !I don't think the problem is ignorance. The problem is white people jealously guarding their privilege... they know full well what they're doing.
Ah, these evil white people ! Such a disgusting race !![]()
So should King and Mandela have used the plays in your book or what? What would have the advantages been?
So basically what I said : fixing society does the best job - because it fixes the actual effects, and on top of that it does it in a moral manner (helping ALL poor people) and manage not to frame such or such race as "special welfare queen", nor breed resentment because of perceived favouritism.As I've said many times to usually be ignored, I don't care to try to eliminate racism, because as a policy goal that makes no sense. However, I do care to mitigate the negative effects of prejudice.
So basically, virtue signaling.Perhaps that would be a more effective framing of the problem, but I've also made it clear that I don't view sparing people's feelings by avoiding loaded terms as worthwhile, either.
King and Mandela are actually the exact opposite of you SJW. They didn't fight for a society which was race-focused, they fought for a society which was race-blind. MLK's "I had a dream" explicitely said it, in fact. Funny, isn't it ?So should King and Mandela have used the plays in your book or what? What would have the advantages been?
King and Mandela are actually the exact opposite of you SJW. They didn't fight for a society which was race-focused, they fought for a society which was race-blind. MLK's "I had a dream" explicitely said it, in fact. Funny, isn't it ?