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" Though having read other threads today, I'm not sure we need another...in the nicest way OP !" Sorry didn’t know I’ve been ill again | |||
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" Though having read other threads today, I'm not sure we need another...in the nicest way OP ! Sorry didn’t know I’ve been ill again" It certainly wasnt a criticism, I hope you are recovering well OP. Thoughts with you. | |||
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"Each and everyone one of us is a product of our upbringing, schooling and social interactions. You just need to hope that with maturity comes the capacity to question why we think a certain way and I mean that with regards to every area of life....relationships, political beliefs etc. Then maybe we can see where we've fucked up and try to rectify things." Well said | |||
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"Each and everyone one of us is a product of our upbringing, schooling and social interactions. You just need to hope that with maturity comes the capacity to question why we think a certain way and I mean that with regards to every area of life....relationships, political beliefs etc. Then maybe we can see where we've fucked up and try to rectify things." That would be great, but just about every thread I've read on here related to this topic reveals that rather than critical self- reflection, subconscious racism is so ingrained in some people that they devote all their energy in deflection, constructing narratives that protect their world view, rather than question it. | |||
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"Each and everyone one of us is a product of our upbringing, schooling and social interactions. You just need to hope that with maturity comes the capacity to question why we think a certain way and I mean that with regards to every area of life....relationships, political beliefs etc. Then maybe we can see where we've fucked up and try to rectify things. That would be great, but just about every thread I've read on here related to this topic reveals that rather than critical self- reflection, subconscious racism is so ingrained in some people that they devote all their energy in deflection, constructing narratives that protect their world view, rather than question it." Exactly... | |||
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"Each and everyone one of us is a product of our upbringing, schooling and social interactions. You just need to hope that with maturity comes the capacity to question why we think a certain way and I mean that with regards to every area of life....relationships, political beliefs etc. Then maybe we can see where we've fucked up and try to rectify things. That would be great, but just about every thread I've read on here related to this topic reveals that rather than critical self- reflection, subconscious racism is so ingrained in some people that they devote all their energy in deflection, constructing narratives that protect their world view, rather than question it." Well...I can't speak for other people..as I said, you need to hope that maturity brings the ability for self reflection. It doesn't for everyone though. I try to make a point of listening to interviews, podcasts and any other source of info I can from sources that I would normally, instinctively disagree with...It can reinforce what I already believed or I can have a lightbulb moment and realise I've been an utter fanny. | |||
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"Each and everyone one of us is a product of our upbringing, schooling and social interactions. You just need to hope that with maturity comes the capacity to question why we think a certain way and I mean that with regards to every area of life....relationships, political beliefs etc. Then maybe we can see where we've fucked up and try to rectify things. That would be great, but just about every thread I've read on here related to this topic reveals that rather than critical self- reflection, subconscious racism is so ingrained in some people that they devote all their energy in deflection, constructing narratives that protect their world view, rather than question it." I'd also add, it's very difficult to have white people sympathise/empathise with what minorities face or feel. To recognise that history isnt black or white, the affects carry on and that we have racism. Noone expects everyone to go through what someone else has but to understand what we have gone through is better. I feel like we have more emotions for a dog accidentally step on than we do for other humans. | |||
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"Each and everyone one of us is a product of our upbringing, schooling and social interactions. You just need to hope that with maturity comes the capacity to question why we think a certain way and I mean that with regards to every area of life....relationships, political beliefs etc. Then maybe we can see where we've fucked up and try to rectify things." Well there you go | |||
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"This also comes up if you ask anyone to interrogate where their desires come from and how they could be a product of racist society. But you know, you’re stupid and just want to sleep with people that hate you. Lmao " On point! | |||
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"I think you're right op. I've been thinking this a while now that racism is so deeply ingrained in British society that most people dont even notice it going on and just brush it off. Like when I was a kid growing up in the south east suburban council estate pretty much everyone around me was racist. And I really fucking resent that, having racism and racist language drummed into my head from a young age, and its still there in my mind, like a hideous parasitic worm burrowed in..." That’s sad to hear.. But I think you’re totally right | |||
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"Thank you OP for ostartong this discussion. It's the first time in Fab I have seen responses that recognise ingrained bias. " That’s very kind | |||
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"We cant change what has happened in the past but we can influence the future and perhaps accept a human being is a human being and not something to be downtrodden. .... that's my view for what it's worth." | |||
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"Regarding the various views on this murder. ... I’m shocked at the outpouring of “taking a knee” sportsman in American ..the first guy (kaspernik) who took a knee last year was castigated for his actions ... he lost his contracts and his future ... now lots of his fellow NFL stars are taking the knee ... the predominantly white owners called for his head and orange chops (trump) called him a national disgrace ... how things have changed. " It's amazing how people say peaceful protest should be the only answer after what happened to him. Just astonishing. | |||
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