First of all, why are you responding to my first post to you? You already responded to this one. Why are you not responding to the latest one?
But anyway, to respond to your comment, this is where grammar and reading comprehension does its thing. "All the girls being white" simply means all the girls were white. Grammatically speaking, "whites only" suggests the camp is
exclusively white, i.e., non-whites not accepted. Which is exactly what she said a few seconds later.
For the fourth time, her words:
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If you ain't white, you ain't right. You ain't gettin' in. You ain't goin'"
That's four times now I've quoted her words to you of her saying no non-whites are getting into that camp. How are you not interpreting it that way? Or are you simply ignoring it? Is that why you responded to the first post again?
For the fifth time, her words:
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If you ain't white, you ain't right. You ain't gettin' in. You ain't goin'"
No, you did not. Your exact words were:
"I'd like to see your "established definition" that Blacks can be racist."
Again, there is no definition that says blacks can be racist. Neither is there a definition that says whites can be racist. It merely gives a definition of the word. It mentions no particular race so by default, any and all races can be racist, including whites and blacks.
Jesus please us. I didn't say it was "wrong" to think blacks can't be racist, I said it was
not true given what we know from the definition of the word and what we know about human nature.
With that said, the first words out of your mouth (so to speak) when I said this was to demand a definition that says blacks can be racist. This suggests to me that my guess was correct; that you don't think blacks can be racist. Correct me if I'm wrong.
So, you accept the standard definition when it comes to white racism but you demanded proof of a definition that says blacks can be racist, knowing full well there is no such definition regarding whites either. That, sir, is hypocrisy.
There's nothing wrong with me that a little critical reading comprehension on your part can't fix.
Wrong. In Post #229 you said:
"...nor will you present any proof that human nature is inherently racist because slavery existed.
My response was to that comment from you:
"I did not say that human nature is inherently racist because slavery existed."
First of all, it is not my "claimed" definition, it is the Merriam-Webster dictionary definition. But her own words place her under the part that says; "...
race is a fundamental determinant of human traits and capacities..."
Her words: "
I know I'm going to get cancelled for this, but Camp Mystic is a whites-only, girls Christian camp. They don't even have a token Asian. They don't have a token black person. It's an all-white, white-only conservative Christian camp. If you ain't white, you ain't right. You ain't gettin' in. You ain't goin'"
She saw that all the girls were white that died in the flood. She looked at the website and saw mostly white girls. From that she assumed that the policy of the camp was
"If you ain't white, you ain't right. You ain't gettin' in. You ain't goin'".
Why else would she assume the camp implemented such a racist policy if not because they were white? At the very least we can say she harbors a prejudice against white conservative Christians.
I read an implication that blacks are morally superior. Specifically, that whites can be racist but blacks cannot. I get this impression from her words in conjunction with things I've seen other blacks say on here and other places.
Are you black? If so, it might explain a lot.
I don't know, did she feel victimized by all the girls being white and the media attention? Apparently so, she's the one who made an issue of it and she's the one who assumed without evidence that the camp only takes white kids.
"If you ain't white, you ain't right. You ain't gettin' in. You ain't goin'"