BLUE COLLAR
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Not if it's true of something specific, but your flirting with it when you indulge something as broad as superior (in a general sense). Call it what you want, but drawing a conclusion about someone or something specific on merit of a generalization is a logical fallacy (hasty generalization).Isn’t believing one race is is superior to another racist?Makes no sense to me. I'll take a guess that someone described a difference between races as regards math skills, and someone else labeled that as racist.Hasty generalizations, fallacious as they may be, can be funny.You can literally hold a random object in front of a Democrat and that Democrat will tell you why that random object is racist.Math cannot be racist. Math is binary. Math is absolute.
Democrat taking ink blot test...
What do you see... racist
And now... white supremacist
and now... racism
And now... white nationalists
And now... oh wait, thats russian
Consider:
You can literally hold a random object in front of a Republican and that Republican will tell you why that random object is a communist.
To me both sides are hypocritical but I was a racist because I owned a couple Hawaiian shirts. I’m communist because I like AOC, I don’t agree with her however I like her passion for her beliefs. So I am both.
Can you tell me why math is considered racist? That makes no sense.