You might be right, I shouldnt be surprised when people I thought were decent turn out to be trash
Students hate this 'racist' quote...until they find out it's Margaret Sanger's
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You might be right, I shouldnt be surprised when people I thought were decent turn out to be trash
hahahahaha... Daayyuummm that's brutal and hilarious. Lol. You just made my day anonymous stranger.
Why? Is it worse to use race as a basis for policy than say, intelligence or origin of birth? When you speak of eugenics, does that extend to saving the lives of terribly defective fetuses who may be left unable to care for themselves? Making our people stronger is a bad thing or does defeating nature and allowing genetically feeble humans to produce more genetically feeble humans help us?
There is no person more racist than a progressive liberal.
They truly believe POC cannot succeed on their own talent or merits. Without help POC are doomed to a life of failure and poverty. Now that, is racist.
They truly believe POC cannot succeed on their own talent or merits. Without help POC are doomed to a life of failure and poverty. Now that, is racist.
This is 100% true. Any person that advocates for Affirmative Action, differing standards for entry tests to education and employment are acknowledging their belief that without these advantages, their "victims" will fail.
Lowering the bar simply diminishes the accomplishments of those who achieve.
Funny thing is, when anti-abortion folks start their complaints about abortion, they always mention how many blacks are aborted.
Who cares? Does it matter that they were Indian, White? Green? More "victimhood" is projected on mothers who would kill their unborn - news flash.....it's their choice, why should I interfere with that? So unwed mom can spew forth more children to be fed through WIC, welfare and assisted housing? How does that benefit me, my family, my neighborhood?
Arguing logically with those arguing with their/others feelings on their shoulders is a fruitless venture.
Their fallback position is usually built around a simpleminded “you are a mean person” type of narrative.
The only ones they are interested in benefiting are themselves, closet liberals are a confused bunch.
https://libex.smith.edu/omeka/files/original/d6358bc3053c93183295bf2df1c0c931.pdf
If one reads the entirety of the letter (and has a touch of reading comprehension) - you'll notice that Sanger's words were to engage ministers to make sure her organization's goals weren't misinterpreted.
But, hell....don't let facts get in the way of a good outrage.
If one reads the entirety of the letter (and has a touch of reading comprehension) - you'll notice that Sanger's words were to engage ministers to make sure her organization's goals weren't misinterpreted.
But, hell....don't let facts get in the way of a good outrage.
Has anyone else ever eliminated the hot topic/ trigger points from the situation and look at it at face value? Where does personal accountability come into play? Where do we draw the line and hold people accountable for their actions? More importantly, how does that personal accountability or lack thereof, impact our communities?
From my own perspective, I believe even bad examples are great learning opportunities. I don't have to touch the hot frying pan when my buddy tells me how bad it burnt him. However adversely if we live in a society that curbs personal accountability and says you can be a failure without failing; tends not to do nothing but create a dependency.
From my own perspective, I believe even bad examples are great learning opportunities. I don't have to touch the hot frying pan when my buddy tells me how bad it burnt him. However adversely if we live in a society that curbs personal accountability and says you can be a failure without failing; tends not to do nothing but create a dependency.
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