Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

When the left say Racist it is a soft version of Nazi. When they say Nazi, they mean it as a racial slur against white people. Fascist is just an alternate of Nazi, Actual racist, nazi or fascist behavior is characterized by those making the accusations not those accused.

What level is majority defined? Neighborhood, city, region, state, nation, world? If I’m discriminated against in my majority Hispanic ‘hood, in my plurality Hispanic city, in my plurality white state, in my majority white nation, in my plurality Asian world, is that racism?

According to this "majority" logic when I fly into Japanese airspace my ability to be racist evaporates and the jap chaps on the plane suddenly acquire an ability to be racist that they never had when the plane took off. Despite everybody's views remaining the same.

You've been on fire lately. Keep up the good work. I appreciate it.

Be interesting to see how his argument would be applied in terms of scale.

The only way to "prove" systematic racism is to ignore every other variable and focus on race. If a multivariable analysis is done, it turns out that systematic racism does not exist.

No, but it's then it start to be dangerous.

To make this simple... If black dislikes white (severely), it is called dislike. If white dislikes black (severely), it is called racism. The actual definition of racism doesn't affect this dynamic one bit (apparently). The victims and perps are always collectives (evidently)...

So when this person goes to China do they complain about Chinese racism?