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There's no empirical evidence that South Sudanese people, as a population, have lower IQ, therefore this cannot be interpreted as anything but an attempt to den
by DiscourseFan 2y ago
There's no empirical evidence that South Sudanese people, as a population, have lower IQ, therefore this cannot be interpreted as anything but an attempt to denigrate an entire people
- rosmax_1337 2y agoWhich highlights that even suggesting this is illegal in countries in Europe.
- DiscourseFan 2y agoNo it highlights that a right-wing politician known for saying inflammatory things about migrants made a comment for purely political purposes and clearly did not care about the underlying scientific validity of his claim, since it actually does not exist.
- rosmax_1337 2y agoCan you source that it is actually legal to say that an ethnic group of people have a lower IQ, in Sweden? I live in Sweden, and can attest to my own knowledge of the law, whilst not being a lawyer, that it is not legal. Let alone, reasonably possible therefore to have these things published in a journal here.
- DiscourseFan 2y ago[flagged]
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