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I found it hilarious, but then am I "black enough"? Do I "act white"? I'm not sure I care what people on either side think about it. Although it is a bit ironi
by aww_dang 6y ago
I found it hilarious, but then am I "black enough"? Do I "act white"? I'm not sure I care what people on either side think about it.
Although it is a bit ironic to see so many saviors valiantly offended. The entire SJW thing is more alienating than run of the mill, day to day racism. The gymnastics people pull off are astounding. Next they claim they're doing it on my behalf. Perhaps they'll call me a racist for disagreeing online. Those looking to be offended will always find a way. At a certain point we have to stop indulging them.
Dr. Seuss had some offensive cartoons in his early days, but I don't see that as illustrative of his entire character. I don't recall being offended as a child.
- mc32 6y agoOne important point to me is that culture changes. We should accept it without banishing where we came from. A lot of music is misogynistic and violent, same as old movies, books and so on. Sure, don’t frivolously add to it to cause pain, but don’t ban things that are today anachronistic but when produced were uncontroversial. Let’s say hypothetically the Great Wall of China was built by prisoners of war, slaves and other spoils of war. Do we then not visit them? Are they denounced?