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Re: Teaching racism (Score: 1)
by MigukNamja4 on Monday, July 26 @ 00:41:54 EDT
(User Info | Send a Message) | Hold on, you Maoist feminista! Perhaps you should stop writing here until you mature, or have to get a job where you have to interact with actual people.
The legal machinery exists for people who believe in individual rights in the States, as opposed to Asian countries where racism is enshrined in the constitutions. Exclusivity is not a racist preserve---all people do it as a matter of course. We all associate with some and not with others. Only some of us---the stupid ones---actually harden our psychological inadequacies into social policy. Japan and South Korea are confronting the multicultural world for the first time now after centuries of seclusion. America does have more experience, but regretfully individual liberty works both ways: no one forces you to change, and no one helps you either. Perhaps if AA families stopped fighting one another and linked funds across national lines, the AA community would get enough clout to take control over local and state government. Se;fish, aristocratic sentiment about family tradition is a disease in east asia too.
I went to a racially diverse school district with an international contingent, so I'll accept your historical allusions as a request for dialogue not an adolescent attempt at asserting a racialist perogative over Asian history. All your hatred will only leave you broken--and I actually agree with you, except where you adopt the license to continue the racist behavior you have internalized.
And, as far as my memnbership is concerned, I have a Korean family, probably observe Korean customs more conservatively and scrupulously than any gyopo-saram, and don't want my children venting nonsense like many do here.
There's precious little that differentiates humans---except the propensity for some to be total idiots and total fascists and be entirely hypocritcal about it, while others are just honest. Why don't you try to be the later? I hope you are not offended by my presence, but intelligence is not always apparent, and often feigned. The true hierarchy exists between the intelligenct, the pragmatic, the average, and the idiots, not by race, gender, or age. Which place do you hold in that hierarchy? |
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