If their opinions and ideas about whites fall within the parameters of the dictionary definition then they are racist.
Remember, Superbad is the one who posted the definition, not me. And the definition says nothing about whites, blacks or institutional authority.
This means that a black person who thinks the black race is superior falls into definition #1.
And he's totally entitled to do so, but I'm not debating him here. Point stands, that if a black person doesn't have the institutional power to enforce his will, he can't be racist by definition.
Nice dodge attempt.
If you want to discuss racism then let’s discuss racism. But if all you’re going to do is play this silly numbers game then there’s no point continuing this discussion.
So you admit there are no blacks out there actually preaching black supremacy, unlike all the cockroaches who have crawled out of the woodwork in the Trump years.
For the record, I don’t think the white race is superior or that the black race is inferior.
This thinking contradicts everything we know about genetics and human nature.
Yet you support cops and vigilantes who shoot black people and other forms of white privilege.
Rozenkreutz doesn’t have a case because he had his own gun in his hand while grabbing at Rittenhouse.
This was something that came up in the trial and is part of the reason the prosecution failed.
We'll see. Rozenkreutz was a hero, trying to stop an active shooter. You know, the "good guy with a gun" you fetishists always scream about.
Just because Judge Senile screwed up the criminal case, doesn't mean when you get real civil lawyers who know what they are doing in there, you won't have a different result.
Meanwhile, Rittenhouse is hiding from being served.
The father of a man shot by Rittenhouse filed a lawsuit.
spectrumnews1.com
Attorneys and private investigators for John Huber spent over 100 hours trying to locate Rittenhouse, tracking down addresses in seven states before they found the home of his mother and sister in Florida. The lawsuit was served on Rittenhouse’s sister, who said that he wasn’t home. Adelman said that was sufficient to qualify as being served.
Rittenhouse had argued that the case against him should be dismissed because he wasn’t properly served with the lawsuit. Adelman dismissed that, saying that Rittenhouse “is almost certainly evading service.”