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No. It’s to not mock someone for their side of the argument. That person may have never once been racist or shitty to someone yet they have society telling the
by skellera 7y ago
No. It’s to not mock someone for their side of the argument.
That person may have never once been racist or shitty to someone yet they have society telling them they are terrible. Blaming whole groups of people for the actions of portions of that group is not how things are going to change. You lose allies from people within those groups because they begin to get attacked. And if you’re thinking “who cares about those people,” think if equality really is your goal or is it really something else.
It seems like people are more about bringing the other side down instead of bringing everyone up.
- growlist 7y ago> It seems like people are more about bringing the other side down instead of bringing everyone up. There are groups of people that see it as being in their interests to sow division.