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> The article says they only do it for non-whites. I think you're misunderstanding it. Let me try to explain with an example. When the attacker is white and th
by like_any_other 11mo ago
> The article says they only do it for non-whites.
I think you're misunderstanding it. Let me try to explain with an example. When the attacker is white and the victim is non-white, the headline reads: "White man kills minority!"
When the attacker is non-white and the victim is white: "Man commits killing"
> we aim to suppress the "natural" animalistic urges. For example, everyone poops as well. And yet we make it a point of keeping it to ourselves
It's fascinating how you simply continue on as if this point hadn't been debunked. Again, no, this suppression isn't aimed at "everyone" - it's aimed only at white people, as evidenced by the media downplaying when they are attacked by a member of an outgroup, but eagerly demonizing them when the attacker is white.
And it was effective - while you're spreading the falsehood that the result was some kind of multi-racial harmony, the reality is simply anti-white discrimination - despite having among the highest SAT scores, whites are the most under-represented group in the Ivy League: https://archive.org/details/ivy_league https://archive.org/details/ivy_league
The cherry on top is people like you telling them that opposing the politics that resulted in their becoming a minority and being driven out of the Ivies (while still getting blamed for taking up too many Ivy spots [1]!) is "voting against their self-interests"!
[1] In addition, 70 percent of Harvard’s legacy applicants are white. [4] This is hardly surprising: historically, the alumni of selective American universities like Harvard have been disproportionately white. [5] Yet, this racial disparity reveals the discrimination underlying legacy admissions that preserves and perpetuates historical inequalities in higher education. - https://www.culawreview.org/journal/legacy-admissions-an-insidious-form-of-racial-discrimination https://www.culawreview.org/journal/legacy-admissions-an-ins...