So....the argument here is that white people are eventually, at some point in the *distant* future going to be treated as minorities(especially black ones) for hundreds of years to the extent that her comments will bear the same weight as those associated with white supremacy?
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5. So is it clear why mainstreaming a figure like Monroe and using his approach to analyzing this controversy is a problem?
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No, what they're saying is that he took them out of context. For example, the "whites are goblins" tweet was parodying The Bell Curve.
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You should judge evidence based on the person who presented it rather than on whether it’s factual and relevant doesn’t seem like a winning argument.
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I wonder why anyone would ever entertain the notion that anti-white racism and the concept of white genocide might be real things?
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The first article actually talks about the anxiety that racist white people and white supremacists have with the rates of inmigration and the idea that paranoic fear funded idea that they are going to loose their culture or their values...
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That’s a lot of blather obviously intended as an attempt to deflect the evidence he highlights. Are you denying the tweets he screenshotted are real?
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Are you saying that tweets about how white people cook rice less often than Asians are "evidence" of something?
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