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> the lack of appreciation towards the allies after the WW2 Where did you get this impression? The US were basically seen as the it country for decades. > fo
by shakow 4y ago
> the lack of appreciation towards the allies after the WW2
Where did you get this impression? The US were basically seen as the it country for decades.
> for obvious reasons.
It's not really obvious for me. Why is “he is a great programmer despite being French” seen as OK, whereas e.g. “he is a great programmer despite being Black” would clutch (and rightly so) many pearls?
- flangola7 4y agoThe French largely are not a marginalized people with little power who are target by people with lots of power.
- shakow 4y agoFirstly, your assimilation of African-American as al the Black people is a bit reducing. Secondly, even accepting so, would dumping on Chinese, Indians or Mexicans be A-OK then?