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I think it's fair to say that the public opinion has shifted significantly from that point, and if democracy was working in its most ideal form, it should be pr
by soraminazuki 6y ago
I think it's fair to say that the public opinion has shifted significantly from that point, and if democracy was working in its most ideal form, it should be protecting the rights of black people.
But the point is that even with the best of intentions, supposed "solutions" to any sort of problem won't always be effective and could end up making the situation worse if people don't think through. Racism matters, but how you solve it equally matters as well.
- greenie_beans 6y agoYou're right that public opinion has shifted. However, institutionally, hardly any change has happened. Also, you're essentially making the slippery slope logical fallacy about needing to be careful with how you censor people. I don't buy into your argument.