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Whatever you call it, people are choosing their roles. Should they work against that, such as by denying employment to darker skinned people and denying members
by lopmotr 6y ago
Whatever you call it, people are choosing their roles. Should they work against that, such as by denying employment to darker skinned people and denying membership to lighter skinned people? Or not.
- jariel 6y ago... perhaps the most false choice ever presented in a social argument. 'Kids born it poverty can't go to University so factory work is their 'choice', why should we deny them work at the factory?' Seriously? If it were just 'some place' then it would be more of a rhetorical question, but the entire point of the villages is to create a place where people are equal irrespective of clour or creed, so the hypocrisy looms large. Maybe they can take their free time to ponder such questions because though answers are never obvious, there are opportunities for improvement.