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Typical response. Defending my home isn't racist. And your willingness to use that accusation is pathetic and not really worthy of a response... but understan
by quantummagic 1mo ago
Typical response. Defending my home isn't racist. And your willingness to use that accusation is pathetic and not really worthy of a response... but understand that a border is the same concept be it for a home, for a community, for a city, or for a nation. Your dismissal is not cogent, it just hides utter misunderstanding of reality, and a desire to make other people pay a price you're not willing to pay yourself.
- aniviacat 1mo ago> understand that a border is the same concept be it for a home, for a community, for a city, or for a nation People from other cities may enter my city, but people from other homes may not enter my home. These concepts are not the same, nor are they close, nor are they comparable.
- quantummagic 28d agoThey are exactly comparable. The concept is exactly the same. We have borders and protected areas, and it is reasonable to make restrictions on other people based on those borders. It is not racist.
- aniviacat 28d ago> We have borders and protected areas, and it is reasonable to make restrictions on other people based on those borders. I agree. However, in the prior comment you made a much stronger statement, implying that a principled person must, if they open their country's borders, also open their home's borders. This claim is unreasonable. My city's borders are completely open, and yet my home's borders are not. Similarly, my country's borders can be completely open, without my home's borders needing to be so, too. > It is not racist. I did not call you racist, and I agree that doing so does not add value to a discussion.
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