Never was a right and never will be.
That is a topic called "lashon harah" by the ancient Jewish sages. It means "the evil tongue" and is expressly FORBIDDEN in scripture.
A freedom. But freedoms are not necessarily rights. People have the freedoms to do most anything that can be done, but not the rights. You have the freedom to break your loved one's hearts, but not the right. I have the freedom to take my knife and gut you like a fish if I want to badly enough, but I do not have the right. There's a difference. For most people, freedom is simply a license to be bad.
The story is about statistical failures (causes) that, as a consequence, contribute to inequities going forward which generate more statistical comparisons (effects). Social justice warriors tend to avoid addressing the uncomfortable truths behind causes, rather they ascribe effects to racial discrimination.
Yes, and he also speaks uncomfortable truths to an ignorant generation of spoiled Americans.
That is certainly part of lashon harah, but not all of it.
I am saying no such thing; and it should not be said or even thought.
Statistics with handwaving while dancing around the argument that black people are inferior in some, sort, kinda way, but I don't really want to say it, ha-ha, wink-wink, right? Oh, I know, culture guys! Let's rail against culture as if we're not talking about race. Then a return to arguing that white people have lost their civil rights, I still don't know how, but perhaps you can show us where white people are unable to compete due to racial discrimination preventing them from succeeding. I'm guessing you'll be able to show us a space where the population of white people is dwarfed now due to the intense racial discrimination against them...
Yes I do have the freedom. There may be consequences afterwards, but the freedom is there.
You are defensive about your own, onboard presupposition that black people are inferior. Phycological projection is when one projects their own beliefs and emotions into others and then accuses them of having them.
Still waiting for all those figures that show white people have lost their civil rights... oh, is this yet another statistic meant to paint black people in a negative light. Didn't I point out this is a waste of time? Yes, you have a lot of ill will toward black people, but you argued that white people have been losing their civil rights. If they have been losing their civil rights, please show us this evidence, or do you just want to continue posting stuff about black people? By the way, you haven't gotten to the "black crime problem" and "black on black" crime. Maybe you should through in "black abortion" for a kicker. Because remember, we're talking about the loss of rights that white people have endured, yet we're only saying negative things about black people...
When someone is chosen for a job or college placement because of race, gender, or now multi-gender fluctuation, over an otherwise more qualified white candidate, then the white candidate is being discriminated against.Remember, these posts are about the loss of civil rights for white people... I'm getting sleepy waiting for the eventual posts related to that as opposed to more misgivings about black people.
The assumption is that the white candidate is more qualified... and last I checked these jobs and school are still majority white with white along with higher salaries. I guess @PeachyKeane is correct, when something is no longer favoring the majority population, the loss of that is considered a loss of rights.
