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It's even more than that. I always thought we should fight for justice to make a better world for us to live in, and we should not hurt any group of ordinary pe
by hintymad 6y ago
It's even more than that. I always thought we should fight for justice to make a better world for us to live in, and we should not hurt any group of ordinary people in the name of justice. Then, how is it right for a professor to tweet that "white lives don't matter"? I mean, the lives of hundreds of millions of people don't matter? They are all privileged? They are all sinned? They are all evil? They should all perish? They should all suffer injustice? Their skin color, which they can't change, makes them so despicable that their lives don't matter? Isn't this the very definition of racism? Yet the professor is lauded as a true hero.
Something is horribly wrong.
- zozbot234 6y ago> Then, how is it right for a professor to tweet that "white lives don't matter"? This sort of stuff used to be called "flame bait" back in the day. Don't take the bait. It's just not worth caring about, no matter if it's a professor doing it or a basement dweller.
- WesolyKubeczek 6y agoI mean, shouldn’t the professor in question spend some time behind the bars, or whatever your anti-racist laws say the consequences should be?