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I can simply define racism to not be a problem and ignore you then.

• roxolotl 1y ago
  Except that you can point to deaths, loss of productively, loss of revenue, etc caused by racist attitudes. And you can point to benefits caused by immigration. I still have yet to hear an answer from my initial question about why any of this is a genuine problem aside from housing which I agree with but disagree on the solution. To make progress concrete things need to exist for discussion around them to happen.
  • msgodel 1y ago
    Deaths is an odd one to pick considering racial homicide statistics, so there's another problem for you to chew on. I think the real fundamental problem we're running into is that we don't have a shared set of moral axioms. You've probably chosen international/interracial cooperation as one and I have not.