• @obre
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    8 months ago

    The one on the right, definitely, but I think the one on the left is the coward’s child / victim Edit: looking again, I think they’re both children

    • @breadsmasher
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      78 months ago

      Fair point - if they are a child, likely they had no choice or real understanding

      • @TrickDacy
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        68 months ago

        I knew some pretty racist kids growing up

          • @TrickDacy
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            18 months ago

            In my school system, we were also taught that racism was wrong and why. There were a few kids in high school who did not care about those lessons.

            • @[email protected]
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              88 months ago

              To be fair children are going to internalize what’s taught in their household by their parents and family members far more easily than what’s in school, especially when those teachings are reinforced by their peers, friends, authority figures, local culture…

              • @TrickDacy
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                08 months ago

                I don’t buy the narrative that kids can’t be assholes too. When does it become fair to blame someone for their views? On their 18th birthday when they become a real human?

                • @[email protected]
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                  68 months ago

                  They share an increasing portion of the blame until they are about 25ish and have their whole brain

                  • @TrickDacy
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                    18 months ago

                    Okay, what if you have a high schooler who is racist and remains racist throughout their life? Were they to blame in highschool or only when they become 25? I ask because some of the people I went to highschool who seemed shitty are still shitty.

            • @masquenox
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              -18 months ago

              In my school system, we were also taught that racism was wrong and why.

              So why are you living in a fundamentally white supremacist society, then?

              • @TrickDacy
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                18 months ago

                Can you just say what you’re driving at? I’m obviously saying that people rejected this teaching so your statement is pretty confusing.

                • @Railing5132
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                  28 months ago

                  Trying to have a discussion with masquenox is like bashing your head against a stubborn, obtuse brick wall, without the joy. They are just a giant time-suck contrarian that will argue everything in bad faith. Best to ignore if you value your sanity.

                  • @TrickDacy
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                    28 months ago

                    Thanks for that. Honestly I kind of got that from the two replies I read lol

                • @masquenox
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                  08 months ago

                  Can you just say what you’re driving at?

                  What I’m driving at is that I don’t think your school really taught you anything about white supremacism - they merely taught you enough about it so that they (and you) can pretend that they did.

                  I’m going to go ahead and assume that none of your teachers actually took any time to explain to you what “white” even is.