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> And in this case "society as a whole" means liberals. Are we really debating if saying that "black people are intellectually inferior", is hate speech? Are t
by manuelabeledo 3y ago
> And in this case "society as a whole" means liberals.
Are we really debating if saying that "black people are intellectually inferior", is hate speech? Are the merits of any of the sides defending or attacking this statement, worth debating without a context?
OP came with this broad statement that "black people IQ is lower" than other races. He stated that it was a "fact", which may as well be, but without a context, not only it is meaningless, but derogatory for no other better reason than attacking someone for the color of their skin.
If we, as a society, cannot find comments like these, "wrong", then we have failed.
- tivert 3y ago>> And in this case "society as a whole" means liberals. > Are we really debating if saying that "black people are intellectually inferior", is hate speech? Are the merits of any of the sides defending or attacking this statement, worth debating without a context? The OP gave two examples, and you're ignoring one. There's a lot more political across-the-board consensus about race and IQ than there is about transgenderism, and that actually factors into my point.