Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnaeoh, so Muslims and black people are mutually exclusive. K. Glad we agree.
It's a joke, idiot.I'm mocking modern day black people who think just because they're black that they are owed reparations for some shit that happened like hundreds of years ago or whatever.
Jeez you're dense... smh.
I'm just sick of certain groups of people (who tend to be black, yes, but that has nothing to do with it; there are plenty of black people who don't share this victimhood/entitlement mentality that the world owes them something; the black woman in that video I posted, for example) who think they're entitled to shit simply because they have more melanin in their skin than people like I do and because of some shit that happened centuries ago.
The world (or white people) doesn't owe them a god**** thing. Period, end of discussion.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Complete strawman but will address anyway.Because Trump and Republicans werent allied with Saudi right ?
That would apply to the man as well, not to sit alone with a woman who isnt family. Why twist it in a way to make it sound like its double standards towards women? Or that its the men forcing religion on women?
I'll give you credit for not denying it, nor trying to rationalize it.
I was talking about feminism, who focus on woman rights above all else. But yes, men certainly suffer too.
The main point I was trying to make is social activists have this odd thing where they accept things for "other cultures" that they never accept for their own, and even ally with representatives of said cultures.
For example, an Israeli support interracial marriage in America and actively works to support the movement.. And yet they actively pressure their own sons and daughters to marry in their faith and ethnicity.
That's hypocrisy, and it happens fairly often.
If an activist is fighting for rights only for their own people, they aren't fighting for human rights at all. Only for the rights of their own "people", and for where they live.
Originally posted by cdtm
I'll give you credit for not denying it, nor trying to rationalize it.I was talking about feminism, who focus on woman rights above all else. But yes, men certainly suffer too.
The main point I was trying to make is social activists have this odd thing where they accept things for "other cultures" that they never accept for their own, and even ally with representatives of said cultures.
For example, an Israeli support interracial marriage in America and actively works to support the movement.. And yet they actively pressure their own sons and daughters to marry in their faith and ethnicity.
That's hypocrisy, and it happens fairly often.
If an activist is fighting for rights only for their own people, they aren't fighting for human rights at all. Only for the rights of their own "people", and for where they live.