I've noticed that after reading my post, you've changed the following sentence: >That's not at all what systemic injustice means. You're just throwing out asse

I've noticed that after reading my post, you've changed the following sentence: >That's not at all what systemic injustice means. You're just throwing out assertions that kind of sound like they might be right. to >Your definition of systemic injustice is obtusely literal. Systemic injustice doesn't only come from the top down. A series of individual acts can create systemic injustice despite no official group policy. The complaint has now shifted to the fact that I'm using a literal definition. If we aren't to use the literal definition of systemic injustice, then what are we to use? Your own personal definition? > In fact most of what is referred to as systemic injustice is just that, a collection of individual acts that create an injustice despite there being no official political intent to do so. This is false. No one refers to systemic injustice as just groups of individuals doing bad things that results in injustice.