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"People can like whatever they like or dislike whatever they dislike." -- Imagine if the above woman was a white guy publicising his thoughts on another group b
by hnrem 11y ago
"People can like whatever they like or dislike whatever they dislike." -- Imagine if the above woman was a white guy publicising his thoughts on another group being ugly. People cannot like/dislike whatever they like/dislike, they are only allowed to dislike their own. This touches on black usage of the so-called n-word, and the white guilt - privilege and self-loathing. People do like/... whatever they like/... , but god help them if they say so - political correctness. You can get away with saying you dislike something like a sharia based culture, but anything more subtle than that and you're in trouble.
- mc32 11y agoIt really doesn't matter who is saying it, whether majority or minority within a jurisdiction, obviously she's majority in her jurisdiction, still does not matter. Doesn't matter if jew or gentile thinks a particular ethnicity is physically ugly or ugly in manners, etc. Just don't act prejudicial in other spheres, especially commerce. When it comes to the heart though, anything goes. You can like or dislike any one or any group for any reason and you should not be castigated for it.
- hnrem 11y agoYou're being a little unclear on what is vs what should be, which are obviously different.