Quote (inkanddagger @ Jun 15 2017 05:59pm)
I'm willing to bet that all of these people have something in common. All of them, including the Swede.
I'm willing to bet they are all economically disadvantaged.
Quote (majorblood @ Jun 15 2017 06:43pm)
I am willing to bet most of the lot is <90 IQ
Yep, yep. A
police investigator, with "47 years under his belt", most surely is poor and stupid. :/
Kinda makes Trump's desires to put a severe dent in lackadaisical immigration laws in the US, kinda seem...not so idiotic, after-all.
Other things that this sort of sheds new light on...
1. Maybe the
age and experience of those making statements publicly...should be considered more seriously.
2. Maybe political correctness, is more damaging than helpful. Could it be that honesty without concern of political correctness, should be weighted more heavily. Like, maybe it was wrong to ostracize the Atlanta Braves (extinct) for their choice of a team name. What's next? The political correct squad should force the Minnesota Vikings to change their team's name?
3. Maybe everyone should be more concerned with accuracy versus whether or not they are
labeled racist. Racism is not good.
Incorrectly labeling some one racist is even worse.
I know this is a touchy subject. But then again, many times, just plain honest and accurate observations, have been deemed racist as if by
momentum rather than by any reality, concerning certain situations.
Ever since the term "political correctness", came into being, I've felt that it set a very dangerous precedent. Almost like it was now okay to say anything (correct or incorrect), just as long as it didn't ruffle anyone's feathers.
Another term I have issues with is racism. Yes, it's not okay to group and entire race into some stereotype. BUT, on the other hand, it should also NOT be okay to avoid certain truths out of fear of being labeled racist. As long as those truths, are in fact accurate. I've always felt that we should take each person as we find them...not as a few of a certain group, might act.
Example: The Middle East. It would be bad to consider every person from that area as a terrorist. It would be even worse to avoid the truth that most of the terrorist acts happening these days, do in fact originate in/from the Middle East.