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> Few have the combination of intellectual integrity and social obliviousness to publicly ignore that these socioeconomic factors likely have common causes amon
by hdjjhhvvhga 3y ago
> Few have the combination of intellectual integrity and social obliviousness to publicly ignore that these socioeconomic factors likely have common causes among them, including lower intelligence, poorer impulse control, tendency towards violence and aggression, lower empathy, etc.
OK, assuming for a moment these are true. What solutions do you offer? Because if this is the conclusion, i.e. the fault is inherent to the Black people, you basically block any (reasonable) solution. Whereas if you focus on relevant external factors, there is always a way out.
- black6 3y agoAll those are symptoms of chronic vitamin D deficiency. High melanin content associated with adaptation to the higher year-round insolation at lower latitudes also inhibits the natural production of vitamin D in the body. Living at higher latitudes, wearing more clothing due to the weather (further limiting sun exposure), and a modern lifestyle largely spent indoors all exacerbate the underlying problem.
- DonaldTruck 3y agoI'm not offering any solutions. I don't accept that it's my duty to fix their problems any more than it is an Eskimo's to fix mine. We've done more than enough. We've put them ahead of ourselves financially, socially, even legally. We've thrown ourselves into a spiral of self-loathing and despair because of their problems. Incalculable sums of money, time, and other resources have been burned by well-meaning Whites all around the world trying to elevate those of darker complexion. It's all been futile. And so the problem that I see, from my unashamedly White perspective, is that we are suffering for their failures. The solution I offer to that problem is simple: stop. At this point, only the most anti-White prick could possibly find a way to blame us for giving up.