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by dinkumthinkum
5083 days ago
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> The only point in your reply that I understand is that you believe black women are poor, therefore typical social rules regarding segregation don't apply. I don't know why you're having trouble understanding this. This stuff is pretty basic to understand. Your view is childish and pedantic. "Wah realizing there are social mores in effect in the real world is just segregation." > By this logic you are OK with a group called "White boys can code" IF it helped that group raise money? And why not, these could be boys from Appalachia who have Mountain Dew and Snickers for dinner every night. No, I think there are qualitative social implications that we all recognize when we stop making silly statements like "Why is there not White Entertainment Television." But I do think having groups as you suggested is a good idea but I think the naming of them should pay attention to social realities. |
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Well then help me...
>Your view is childish and pedantic.
Ad hominem, not helpful.
>No, I think there are qualitative social implications that we all recognize
Emphasis mine. Like what? Black people are poor, so they get a pass? Is that what you mean? Jesus, just say it.
>But I do think having groups as you suggested is a good idea but I think the naming of them should pay attention to social realities.
What are your version of social realities? You say this shit with a wink and a nod...You know blacks are poor, asians are good with numbers, jews are good with money, whites are oppressors, and gays speak with a lisp. Are these the "social realities" you speak of?
For the love of god, stop being so vague and just say what you mean. For instance, the following is my exact feeling on this matter.
There are only two non-bigoted positions to have on this issue. One, it's OK for people to segregate private groups by race, gender, etc... Or, two, its not OK at all. Any position in between can only be justified by relying on stereo types.