EricHiggin said:
They're from Africa. An entirely different continent. An entirely different culture. An entirely different type of peoples. Do they not have the right to operate as they wish to? Take the religious baker and the gay wed couple in America. Both had rights but the rights conflicted. So how do you solve it? The answer is let the system solve it naturally itself. If the business doesn't want to cater to you, go to another that will. If you think that's wrong and want to push for change, challenge the business in a more natural way, like socially. Perhaps start your own business and compete. Run it yourself or find the right people and invest in them. Maybe the majority agree with you and those type of businesses suffer because of it, or maybe things stay the same. Maybe those business don't care and suffer, or go bankrupt, or eventually change to the masses liking. The point is live and let live works very well. It just takes time. Which people today irrationally find unacceptable and inexcusable. |
I agree being different nations, Africans have the right to deal with their issues as they see fit
As for your solution: This definitely doesn't work
There is a reason why black Americans are a different ethnicity compared to white Americans. The results are racial tensions and structural problems related to violence and crime and an importance to race so ingrained on US social fabric that is very hard to change
Most countries that needed to make different ethnicities work together to create a sense of national identity did the other way around: They made interaction mandatory and discrimination a crime. Brazil did this, Indonesia did this, Russia did this, China is doing this
The idea is you don't want people inside your own country seeing each other as rivals or enemies, this leads to further conflicts
I find hilarious you think this bullshit works. Works for who? Not for the people who are having limited rights and being treated as second class citzens, this I can confirm
I answer: It works to preserve the rights and social standing of people who already has higher social standing. This is by design
