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> First - how do you know first hand that any of these people care? Because I talked to them and they told me. > Why would it be a 1:1 correspondence that si
by tchaffee 6y ago
> First - how do you know first hand that any of these people care?
Because I talked to them and they told me.
> Why would it be a 1:1 correspondence that simply being a certain ethnicity means you hold a certain opinion?
Where was that claimed? That's a strawman.
> you’re arguing for a set of actions and policies that infantilizes and victimizes ethnicities.
Source? Do you have some studies that show these specific actions and policies infantilizes, just for example, black people in the USA?
Here is a source that shows microagressions cause psychological damage [1].
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1745691619827499?journalCode=ppsa https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/174569161982749...
- gnusty_gnurc 6y ago> Because I talked to them and they told me. That's precisely why I'm saying you're generalizing entire races (not just black people either, which is even weirder that you claim all minorities are ravaged by "microaggressions") based on a sample.
- tchaffee 6y ago> That's precisely why I'm saying you're generalizing entire races No, your question was "how do you know first hand that any of these people care?" I know that any of these people care, and first hand, because they told me. That's the opposite of your claim that I'm generalizing. > you claim all minorities are ravaged by "microaggressions" Another strawman. I never said that. You still have not provided a source that supports your claim about that these specific actions and policies infantilizes at least some people.
- cosmiccatnap 6y agoWhy would you need a source for an analogy...I think you're missing the point that this is a perfect example of something that "feels" like progress while accomplishing nothing. It's a nice way for you to think you've done something but in reality nobody is going to be saved from systemic racism because they can't push to master anymore though it seems like your arguments suggest the opposite.