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"Include all! White supremacists, non-white... If a few people (say non-white) feel uncomfortable and don't want to come, we're OK with that 100%! Everyone sho
by jellismymind 11y ago
"Include all! White supremacists, non-white... If a few people (say non-white) feel uncomfortable and don't want to come, we're OK with that 100%!
Everyone should feel included! Racists, homophobes... Respect the beliefs of everyone, like believing there is a god, or that white people are superior, or believing you are being discriminated, or believing people will insult you or assault you at a whim for who you are, or believing you belong in a community full of racist assholes. It's OK 100%, all beliefs are equal, so we shouldn't discriminate people based on that!
That would be even worse than racism if you think about it."
I'm sad and disgusted.
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- mcantelon 11y agoGiven Yarvin's Jewish, my guess is he's not a white supremacist.
- jellismymind 11y agoWho is Yarvin? How is that relevant? I am not talking about a specific person, I am talking about the argument being made for accepting everyone no matter their "belief".
- mcantelon 11y agoSorry, misread. Curtis Yarvin's the conference speaker.
- calibraxis 11y ago"White" is a social construct that changes with politics. Hilariously, the Irish weren't considered "white" in the US, and had to achieve whiteness. Moldbug is surrounded with white privilege in a country where blacks are regularly murdered by the state in broad daylight.
- mcantelon 11y agoWhites are murdered in broad daylight too. Police accountability is, in general, lacking.
- greenrd 11y agoDiscriminating against homophobic people is going to discriminate against a lot of Muslims, Russians etc. Discriminating against racists is going to discriminate against a lot of people from all over the world. Are you OK with that?
- apta 11y agoJust because some people disagree with the action of homosexuality, doesn't automatically imply it is a phobia. That is a fallacy.