Immersiveunreality said:
I agree with you on this,my whole life has been affected by people being racist so it should be clear im against it but here they seem to attach a skincolour to racism or hold different meanings for racism depending on skincolour and sadly that is the thing they should be fighting against cause thinking like that IS racism. Its almost like people want to pull others towards the side of extremism and it is overlooked because left racism is more accepted ? |
of course its racism and what should be obvious is that you cannot end racism by perpetuating racism
what people like that do not understand is that all these double standards result in is the weakening of the group they claim to be trying to protect ( by infantilising them ) and they encourage the group they are discriminating against to be more contemptuous of the protected group for some people
i'm seeing many white people stating that the increasing discrimination they are experiencing is making them feel like they need to be less open to other races and more protective of their own... that's not the case with all obviously but it is happening
i think the goal going forwards should be that we don't think its ok to discriminate against minorities but in addition to that we don't discriminate against majorities simply because they as a group are perceived as being more powerful
if we want to end discrimination then it has to be uniform across a community, but beyond that it depends on what type of discrimination you are referring to, should we look at poor people and try to give them more aid than rich people? well yes obviously and that is a form of discrimination, so some discrimination is warranted obviously
but when you say that someone simply stating a word is a racist regardless of their intent, that's just fucking stupid, you should obviously try to ascertain whether the person had a hostile intent before hand instead of just jumping to the conclusion based on only a word