Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

I've just got to get something off of my chest that is really bothering me: I have a fundamental world view that *all* people are the same. All. We have our occasional "weirdos" of a few types, but they're mostly harmless, and everyone else is the same.

They all want to feel they belong in their society; that they aren't outcasts. They all want to contribute in a unique way to that society; they want to matter. And they all want safety for themselves, their family, and their community. All people.

Christian, Muslim, Atheist, Jew, Hindu, Buddhist, white, black, brown, gay, straight, male, female, transgender, skinny, fat, rich, poor, alt-right, Antifa... All people want those three things. Because all people are the same. Those three things are the base of what we *are*.

Everything I believe is based on this core philosophy. All of my social and political opinions are based on my knowledge of the data, and the fact that *all* people of *all* "types" are the *same*.

So it's bad enough to see white supremacists who believe black and brown people are "subhuman" and therefore *lesser* than them. But it's expected. They have "supremacist" right there in the title. That means "better than you." It's obvious, and it's easy to spot, and to fix.