Homophobia, racism, and discrimination in general.
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Jazzy Stardust
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Oh okay, I guess I should have been more specific. I was referring to the USA my bad. South America ay, I guess that explains it a bit. Well I agree with the conclusion of your post, as long as you hold on to those ideals and teach your children and so on the same, you'll be making the world a better place. Just hold on to it, it won't change for good but most negative things never do, but don't let anyone take that away from you.
I know it won't happen, but I have to try. I can't sit back and wish people could respect each other, I have to act.
Indeed, indeed. And hashirama's ideals are very important, I make great use of them. At some point, we have to do something. Even when it's almost impossible to change people's mind, somebody has to try, somebody has to show the mistakes, somebody has to show what's to be done.
Of course, the ideas can always be complemented and improved by other people. Which why the real intelectualism is important, because it will construct the better idea for life in society. Thanks for the support.
Son Ryuto Uzumaki
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Well I agree with you to some extent but I am guessing that you haven't been around long. Discrimination in any form will always take place because we are not all the same. It is as simple as that really. We all have our World View on things and that is why there will always be conflict. Stop trying to live in an ideal world when it is clearly not.
FitzChivalry Farseer
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But black history month is not about putting black people on a pedestal and saying oh these people here are special. America celebrates an achievement that most thought would be impossible. It's the month to praise Martin Luther King He, Malcolm X, carmichael, and the religious groups that had their hand in fighting for the civil rights movement. People just take this concept of placing black people above others in face value because they are ignorant of the cause behind black history month. Btw in the time of the civil rights movement black was considered the color of power for african americans so when they say Black History it is their time of uprising with such power that they shook the foundations of the US.
Unbiased King
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I'm just curious, how would one fight for freedom? And from whom?
Would you encourage those that seek freedom to leave where they're being oppressed? Or would they have to time after time overthrow regimes in order to selfishly suit their own needs?
