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I, did, not, have, political relations with that nazi?Chankgeez wrote:For once, David Duke speaks the truth.
(Even if Trump claims he knows nothing of Duke.)
The cum stains are all over his dress either way.Mudfuzz wrote:I, did, not, have, political relations with that nazi?Chankgeez wrote:For once, David Duke speaks the truth.
(Even if Trump claims he knows nothing of Duke.)
YesssssssssssssssssssssInconuucl wrote:The cum stains are all over his dress either way.Mudfuzz wrote:I, did, not, have, political relations with that nazi?Chankgeez wrote:For once, David Duke speaks the truth.
(Even if Trump claims he knows nothing of Duke.)
Yes, that is a good point. Should people be held accountable for their own ignorance? Its kind of like a freewill question. There a circumstantial factors that come into play which can effect and keep people from growing but when do you (can you?) separate environmental circumstances between a failure to act on an individual level to grow?Iommic Pope wrote:Mass education is more of a class issue than one of innate intelligence or latent ability, it was designed to be, but there is still space for these gifts to break through.
Its true that our brains havent evolved to cope with our lifestyles. But putting that down to laziness or a "choice not to evolve" is somewhat reductive. The fact that social and economic environmental factors have been in constant flux since the industrial revolution and have not kept up with the technological impact it has had on our lives is probably more the issue here. Particularly considering its the same old money thats trying to hold back the tide of change with one hand while selling our asses back to us in the form of the latest iphone with the other. There was never the opportunity to break down class divides and provide the economic space necessary to catch everybody up on this whole education and rethinking human society thing. And we have suffered ever since.
We weren't ready for utipia then and we're starting to realise the ship may have sailed.
Overly dramatic and not well iterated enough post ended.
Prejudice is a roots of racism. Racism is bad. People seem to think, however, that other forms of prejudice aren't equally a problem, I'm not sure why. They can equally poison people's views towards other groups: whether its by religion, class, gender, sexual orientation, ethic/tribal lines.Lurker13 wrote:^^^No, that was well said, Pope, as always.
I don't know anyone on the left who hates Jews. A few nutjobs who buy into conspiracy theories do not define the ideology of the left.Faldoe wrote:I'm not. I agree there is a difference between being critical of Israel versus being anti-Jew but there are people on the left that hate Jews - cause of Israeli policy - but also cause they buy into conspiratorial themes regarding Jews.I am not equating education with innate intelligence. As for education vanquishing ignorance, that is the whole point of education. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ignoranceFaldoe wrote:Are you equating education with intelligence? In that the latter likely cannot be had without the former? Or that education automatically vanquishes ignorance?I don't see that. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to get a college degree, but you do have to be at least fairly intelligent and willing to work hard. And again, someone who is better educated is less ignorant by definition. I doubt you will find many well educated people in racist organizations.Faldoe wrote:The insanity on college campuses is evidence that one can be educated - earn a degree or attend a prestigious college - but not be intelligent. I'm in no way defending right wing stupidity and racism but to point out that things aren't that black and white in terms of "Left = less ignorant" because they are better educated.
But perhaps you were conflating ignorance with immorality. Having a college degree doesn't make someone a good person, and not having a college degree certainly doesn't make someone a bad person. But there is a lot to be said for being exposed to new ideas and the socialization that goes along with the college experience. People often come away with a new understanding of the world, and of other people, that they didn't have before.
In my opinion, racists epitomize that statement. They are completely lacking in objectivity. They can't accept that their miserable lives are their oFaldoe wrote:The problem in this country is that we are human beings* and people are lazy and don't want to look within themselves and evolve so they point the finger outside themselves.
wn fault, so they look for outsiders to blame. Because everything is everybody else's fault.
jrfox92 wrote:Liam Neeson needs to come back and remake Schindler's List to explain why we should punch Nazis in the face.
That or maybe Harrison Ford can do another Indiana Jones film.
