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That’s a really contrived analogy. More like: “Blue-eyed people being unable to afford housing is a national emergency.” “Why focus specifically on blue-eyed
by xigoi 2y ago
That’s a really contrived analogy. More like:
“Blue-eyed people being unable to afford housing is a national emergency.”
“Why focus specifically on blue-eyed people? Other people are also affected by the housing crisis.”
“Don’t distract from the topic!”
- mikhael28 2y agoEye color is a trivial phenotypical variation that has nothing to do with anything. Like programming languages. A woman’s biology, by nature of being physically weaker, is a relevant distinction in the context of violence, where physical strength is relevant. I suppose if someone says ‘In America, the average black family has 25% of the wealth of a white family’ faulty logic might say ‘why leave out the fact that the average white family has 50% of the wealth of an Asian family?’ So, what - the plight of the average white family is the same as the average black family? No, it’s not - so it’s reasonable to discuss that plight in a separate context.