You know, that speech may have held some sway back in the 80s, or whenever the whole "no white guilt" counter-movement in the USA first came to light. It doesn't today. Just because you spout some rhetoric about how we white people shouldn't feel guilty about X doesn't correspond to any objective reality other than the way you happen to feel. Yes, there are many things we whites ought to recognize as being unfairly linked to race, and, in turn, which determine very negative outcomes for other humans based merely on their gene-group. Minimally, not doing so is empirically disingenuous. And just as empirically sound, countless studies in multiple disciplines from some of this planets most rigorous government and scholastic teams show that wealth acquisition and dissemination from generation to generation has far less to due with how frugal people are than with the subtle social factors that perpetuate differentials in a culture. So just as a matter of fact, your quasi-justification above for not caring doesn't stand up to objective reason. Of course, there are always people who simply don't care. There is no objective right/wrong, so I couldn't argue that you must.
We're obviously not going to see eye-to-eye on this issue. So let's just civilly move on. Have a nice one.
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You know, that speech may have held some sway back in the 80s, or whenever the whole "no white guilt" counter-movement in the USA first came to light. It doesn't today. Just because you spout some rhetoric about how we white people shouldn't feel guilty about X doesn't correspond to any objective reality other than the way you happen to feel. Yes, there are many things we whites ought to recognize as being unfairly linked to race, and, in turn, which determine very negative outcomes for other humans based merely on their gene-group. Minimally, not doing so is empirically disingenuous. And just as empirically sound, countless studies in multiple disciplines from some of this planets most rigorous government and scholastic teams show that wealth acquisition and dissemination from generation to generation has far less to due with how frugal people are than with the subtle social factors that perpetuate differentials in a culture. So just as a matter of fact, your quasi-justification above for not caring doesn't stand up to objective reason. Of course, there are always people who simply don't care. There is no objective right/wrong, so I couldn't argue that you must.
We're obviously not going to see eye-to-eye on this issue. So let's just civilly move on. Have a nice one.
Chau.