So it's perfectly reasonable to suggest that black people look at themselves to figure out why so many whites/non-blacks hate them. Or Native Americans. Or Hispanics. Or Asians. Or Arabs.Dilbert_X wrote:
Its not nonsense, its a perfectly reasonable suggestion.FEOS wrote:
One member in particular has stated repeatedly that perhaps Jews should do some introspection to figure out why they have been so hated by others throughout history. That's fucking nonsense.
Either people hate them for a reason, or anti-semiticism doesn't exist - its just the normal racism which occurs when disparate groups come into contact.
The problem's with them not the racist themselves.
Yep...perfectly reasonable.
To suggest that the group being discriminated against is somehow at fault for that discrimination is one of the least reasonable suggestions I've ever heard.
It's not at all nonsense. Racism is by definition "special" against a specific race (except for <insert race here>-supremacist views). The fact that there is a name for racism against a certain race or group is irrelevant. It just is. It is neither good nor bad.Dilbert_X wrote:
To suggest there is some special kind of racism which applies only to one single race is fucking nonsense.
People claiming antisemitism where none exists is a different issue. And it's not "always the problem".Dilbert_X wrote:
This is always the problem, they don't like any of the non-chosen criticising their actions and cry 'anti-semiticism' to deflect attention.
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