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Topic	Critical Race Theory
Gaawa_chan 11/09/21 5:46:57 PM #46:	Unbridled9 posted... I'd really say the opposite is true from what I've seen. Things like this: https://www.wionews.com/world/white-residents-in-north-carolina-wash-black-preists-feet-during-prayers-for-george-floyd-304362 https://twitter.com/fleccas/status/1271642202037301249 https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/05/american-colleges-segregated-housing-graduation-ceremonies/ https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-51506733 Things that happen that you don't like =/= Critical Race Theory. You sounds like the dipshits who thought smoking weed was a byproduct of communism. Edit: Lol, that last article is fucking hilarious. One random person said something fucking stupid and you think it's relevant to or caused by an academic theory that originated in analysis of US law. I'm not giving the National Review a click. Get me a legitimate news source or fuck off. CHAZ was fucking stupid, big surprise. It also has nothing to do with CRT. I find it very interesting that CRT seems to you to be "Things that happen vaguely related to the topic of race that I don't like," since it means you can be a fearmongering conspiracist every time anything even remotely related to race makes the news or shows up on social media. Finally, your first link? You clearly don't know jack shit about religion and history if you think that is some sort of offense. Holy fuck dude. I would give you some citations to look at but you're obviously allergic to education and I don't want a death on my hands. To put it simply, it is a largely Christian tradition to show deference and humility AND a willingness to touch and cleanse the form of another person. In modern times, it is in no uncertain terms a condemnation of segregation of peoples. Public displays of people of different races engaging in integration and care, especially when ritualized, are social statements, and they've existed for decades, with probably the most famous example being: https://www.biography.com/news/mister-rogers-officer-clemmons-pool https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maundy_(foot_washing) I don't know how the fuck you managed to get triggered over something so inoffensive. What level of snowflakery are we dealing with that a thousands-year-old tradition honoring the humanity of a person scares the shit out of you that you're screaming about Critical Race Theory says you're evil because you're white? Grow the fuck up. --- Hi <cite>Gaawa_chan posted [p:959847645] in Critical R... [t:79748359]...</cite> <quote>Unbridled9 posted... </cite> <quote>I'd really say the opposite is true from what I've seen. Things like this: https://www.wionews.com/world/white-residents-in-north-carolina-wash-black-preists-feet-during-prayers-for-george-floyd-304362 https://twitter.com/fleccas/status/1271642202037301249 https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/05/american-colleges-segregated-housing-graduation-ceremonies/ https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-51506733</quote>Things that happen that you don't like =/= Critical Race Theory. You sounds like the dipshits who thought smoking weed was a byproduct of communism. Edit: Lol, that last article is fucking hilarious. One random person said something fucking stupid and you think it's relevant to or caused by an academic theory that originated in analysis of US law. I'm not giving the National Review a click. Get me a legitimate news source or fuck off. CHAZ was fucking stupid, big surprise. It also has nothing to do with CRT. I find it very interesting that CRT seems to you to be "Things that happen vaguely related to the topic of race that I don't like," since it means you can be a fearmongering conspiracist every time anything even remotely related to race makes the news or shows up on social media. Finally, your first link? You clearly don't know jack shit about religion and history if you think that is some sort of offense. Holy fuck dude. I would give you some citations to look at but you're obviously allergic to education and I don't want a death on my hands. To put it simply, it is a largely Christian tradition to show deference and humility AND a willingness to touch and cleanse the form of another person. In modern times, it is in no uncertain terms a condemnation of segregation of peoples. Public displays of people of different races engaging in integration and care, especially when ritualized, are social statements, and they've existed for decades, with probably the most famous example being: https://www.biography.com/news/mister-rogers-officer-clemmons-pool https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maundy_(foot_washing) I don't know how the fuck you managed to get triggered over something so inoffensive. What level of snowflakery are we dealing with that a thousands-year-old tradition honoring the humanity of a person scares the shit out of you that you're screaming about Critical Race Theory says you're evil because you're white? Grow the fuck up. --- Hi</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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