Facts don't care about your feelings
7 years ago by notsocool · 1481 Likes · 17 comments · Popular
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thetrashman147
· 7 years ago
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Did you quote Ben Shapiro
garlog
· 7 years ago
Because SJWs.
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funsubstanceuser
· 7 years ago
Classic strawman: take some tumblr idiots and pretend they "define racism" now.
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garlog
· 7 years ago
It can't be a strawman if there isn't an initial argument to strawman against.
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funsubstanceuser
· 7 years ago
Bullshit: the starting argument is that racism does exist. People "argue" against that by stating that "people" define racism as disagreement with "some sort of a minority". W§hich is a strawman, cause hardly anyone does that.
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garlog
· 7 years ago
There is no indication that OP is arguing against the existence of racism, ergo there is no indication of a strawman.
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funsubstanceuser
· 7 years ago
That's why I put "argue" in quotation marks.
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thetrashman147
· 7 years ago
You're arguing at 2:30 am
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funsubstanceuser
· 7 years ago
Nope. European time here, on my commute, at my desk now. Actually you seem to be the one commenting this at 3 am.
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thetrashman147
· 7 years ago
Darn
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guest
· 7 years ago
would it really kill you to address a minority as a person of colour and not box them all up in one category like they're another species
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underyourbed
· 7 years ago
Well to be fair if you call every person of color a person of color, you are still boxing them up in one category. And in America, White people make up about 65-70% so everyone else is technically a minority
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guest
· 7 years ago
Also, why would I use "person of color" to describe a light skinned Cuban or my Iraqi coworker, even though both are minorities.
thatweirdbookworm
· 7 years ago
So I took this course on race, science, and society because it was required. The definition of racism, as told to me by a teacher, is a system of structuring opportunity and assigning value based on society's interpretation of one's characteristics.
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docfester
· 7 years ago
Since words now hurt people, does that mean sticks and stones no longer break bones? If so, can we use them?
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pokethebear
· 7 years ago
Only sticks smaller in diameter than your thumb.
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docfester
· 7 years ago
Oooo, and I have big thumbs
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