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Maybe, but I think an equally large problem is the habit people have of (i) dichotomizing every issue and (ii) simply painting another person as racist/horrible
by Fasdfggw 6y ago
Maybe, but I think an equally large problem is the habit people have of (i) dichotomizing every issue and (ii) simply painting another person as racist/horrible or otherwise socially unfit. No one can have a real conversation where this is the norm.
Yes, this is a throwaway. Yes, I shouldn't do it. But frankly, it's the only way I would ever comment on something like this. Everyone involved in American culture war subjects is too toxic. Too many norms of debate about almost every topic are toxic. It'll be the end of your country if this continues.
- Ar-Curunir 6y agoReally? The problem is people pointing out racism, and not the fact that the fabric of the country is woven from racism?
- LudwigNagasena 6y agoThe fabric of the country is indeed woven with racism. That’s why even people who think they “point out” racism are often very racist.