Or, rephrased: Those who have accomplished nothing as individuals feel compelled to be proud of their race....https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/935378533077020672 …
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Replace race with hair/eye color. Define yourself on what you do or accomplish. Don't define yourself on superficial things like race, or hair/eye color.
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pride is an interesting thing
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Parents feel pride for their kids, but we can't feel pride for them? Our grandparents? Our great grandparents? Our ancestors? What a disconnected world you're envisioning.
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race, yes. But there are things bigger than the individual. That is integral to humanity and should be celebrated
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Well said. Another nice turn: “To ascribe one’s virtues to one’s racial origin, is to confess that one has no knowledge of the process by which virtues are acquired and, most often, that one has failed to acquire them.” -Ayn Rand, The Virtue of Selfishness.
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Race is an an amalgamation of ethnic groups which in turn are networks of familial entities and these are ultimately comprised of family units. Therefore, when people denigrate me for pride in my racial heritage they are by extension saying that I cannot love my own mother.
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