Logical Proof for the
Nonexistence of Racism: a Summary.
Reality is fairly ridiculous,
if you think about it, though if one doesn’t, then it’s fairly straightforward.
Consider this: the possibility that an entire group of people is wrong, and
that if they take offense to being wrong that is only an extension of the same
falsehood they believe in. Well, clearly, in matters of politics one never
precludes this; after all, historically, entire nations have been wrong in
their policies and views, and many of these policies and views began when the
nations were a shattered and oppressed minority. Verily, it is the simple
presence of a group which leads the individual into spiritual, moral, and
metaphysical error. Furthermore, it is often upon the prevalence of such an
error that a group depends for its identity, so much so that an individual who happens
to fall into the group cannot be condemned for “having” a view if he or she
does not “hold” it. It is when the individual is condemned for the errors of
his group that an injustice has come to pass, whether the condemning party is
the group itself or an outsider. Regarding race, therefore, it is only those
who identify the individual as a representative of the “race”, at the expense
of that person’s individuality, that are truly at fault, and those who champion
the cause of any “race” are thereby especially at fault accordingly. The battle
against racism, expressed as a conflict between a group of people that holds
one view and all others, on behalf of other divisions of people, but at the
expense of individual dissenters of all sects, is no different from that
phenomenon which it combats. Since such a hypocrisy renders the fighters
themselves biased, even the nature of what they are fighting must be called
into question as nonexistent.
[({Dm.A.A.)}]
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