Segregation. Is it the answer?

Currently we are all aware of the "White people get away from Black people" speech, but the Left also advocates for it as well.

Should it be seriously considered?

 

No, because they are using segregation as a means of dehumanizing whites. The means of segregation is being directed in a way that it’s inclusive for everyone but whites. This obviously leads to the determination that whites are a social problem.

 

Segregation my be the perfect solution. Now if we can just get movie producers to quit using hip-hop in their soundtracks.

 

Would White people patronizing White only businesses help matters? In the same school of thought that Black people patronizing Black owned businesses is an advantage of some sort.

 

Would hip-hop be allowed for White only films if performed by White rappers?

 

In a word, no.

 

However they’re not. They are advocating for POC (all races but white) to have white free spaces. That’s not just advocating for blacks, that’s only advocating against whites

 

You can have segregation in that you can let whoever you want on your private property, I guess.

 

Nope. Scott Adams don’t mean **** and I’m a bit surprised you’d even give this any airtime

 

You got 1 vid, and suddenly "the left" are all like that.
How typical far right wing.

 

Got to get people to stop having mixed babies, too. Makes it kind of hard to draw lines.

 

I know. Every time I see Trae Young take the court I wonder if he's one of us or one of them.

 

Except that's no random lefty, that's Robin DiAngelo, author of White Fragility. She, along with Ibram X Kendi, are the parents of the anti-racist movement:


Together they've designed anti racist curricula for businesses, government, and schools, all based on that legal theory that you don't believe exists, Critical Race Theory. So she is expressing the opinion of the CRT/Antiracist movement.

 

She is the parent of the anti-racist movement? lol
She was a freaking child when Martin Luther King got murdered.
You got no clue what you're talking about.

 

How do we decide who is white and who is black?

Would someone with one black grandparent and three white grandparents be white or black?

 

Well my first thought was to reply that no, it's you who don't know what you're talking about but I realized that isn't true. You do know what this is and it has nothing to do with MLK.

 

This thread, and others like it, demonstrate that racism is still a major social problem in the United States of America. We are a long way from being able to put it aside as a thing of the past.

Regards, stay safe 'n well.

 

Maybe that's why the Democrats authored an abortion bill to allow for the termination of babies even after birth?

 

How else would I discover how people felt about it?

 

Exactly.

 

Goose and Gander.

 

Is my thread racist in a specific way?

 

Do you feel Scott Adams is incorrect?

 

The short answer: No

The long answer: Also No

The in-depth answer: No, because it's stupid and won't solve anything

 

How do you define racism?