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> implying that I should be guilty for what I am No, on two levels. First, nobody cares about how you feel, guilty or otherwise. Second, it's not about what yo
by guerrilla 6y ago
> implying that I should be guilty for what I am
No, on two levels. First, nobody cares about how you feel, guilty or otherwise. Second, it's not about what you are either. It's about what you have, i.e. wealth and relative power, and what you do. Those are things within your control, unlike anyone's race.
> Accusing me of playing an acitve part in supressing others is simply a false allegation.
You do play that active part by asserting your property rights on wealth and other rights that were taken from others and given to you rather than working distributing them. Nothing false about that.
> Both sides will have to work on how they communicate with each other to improve things.
No, one side needs to give up its power over the other.
- mlang23 6y agoAll the "wealth" I have results from my own income. And my "power" simply doesn't exist. Although I think these sort of comparisons are pretty useless, I am sure there are a lot of black people with more power then a blind white man.