TNHarley
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Aristotle huh? The man that contributed to almost every field of knowledge that man has. And even created some. You hate Aristotle, obviously. Why use him?I disagree. Aristotle himself was a racialist. You lied and claimed the Greeks didnt think of whites as savages. Why did you lie? Here is Aristotle expressing his views using color.Not because of their skin color but because of their "hardships" so to speak.What does Rachel Dolezal have to do with this?So? Rachel Dolezal thinks she is black. Does that make her black? No LOLAre you having trouble articulating in the CDZ? There is no bias. Your own white historians admit to everything I said in my post. The Greeks for example didnt consider themselves "white". They thought whites were savages. Look it up.Oh wow LMAO
How can one discuss things when the bias is so overwhelming?
Too bad this is the CDZ![]()
They didn't think "whites" were savages. The might have thought "lighter skinned" people were weak because of their hardships. An example would be climate.
The greeks used the word savage to describe whites.
Environment climate etc
Racialization was developed by the Europeans. As far as I can tell.
"Too black a hue marks the coward, as witness Egyptians and Ethiopians, and so does also too white a complexion, as you may see from women. So the hue that makes for courage must be intermediate between these extremes. A tawny colour indicates a bold spirit, as in lions; but too ruddy a hue marks a rogue, as in the case of the fox. A pale mottled hue signifies cowardice, for that is the colour one turns in terror. "
-Aristotle
You ignored my reasons for saying that.