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I'm sorry, but where did I advocate for "lowering the bar"? A simple example of what I'm trying to describe: the treatment of POC by the police. For example, s
by pstuart 7y ago
I'm sorry, but where did I advocate for "lowering the bar"?
A simple example of what I'm trying to describe: the treatment of POC by the police. For example, stop and frisk laws. The ACLU does not look favorably upon them: https://www.nyclu.org/en/stop-and-frisk-data https://www.nyclu.org/en/stop-and-frisk-data
Please explain to me how the example given is not an example of social injustice that should not be tolerated by an enlightened society.
- TheFiend7 7y agoI made assumptions about the kind of "social injustice" you were talking about. There are many different forms of social injustice (by definition) that captures both what I'm describing and what you're describing. My comments stand around the kind of social injustice I was describing, which was denying or accepting applicants for opportunities based on demographics vs performance. What you're describing is a different kind of social injustice which is arguably racism in the police force or in the justice system. They're different manifestations of the same concept that is social injustice. We aren't contradicting each other, I just didn't know what kind of social injustice you were talking about because you didn't specify in the original post.