Ayn Rand Racist Bitch Quotes
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Canuckster
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Ayn Rand Racist Bitch Quotes
how else did you think they were able to convince an entire generation of people to become nazis.
People say they all want the truth, but when they are confronted with a truth that disagrees with them, they balk at it as if it were an unwanted zombie apocalypse come to destroy civilization.
I know dude. Just saying that that shit isn't for higher primates.
But holding to these generalizations, however true they may be, imo sickens/narrows the mind + inhibits meetings with individuals
That's it man. I make a lot of generalizations, that's how I stay safe from der ewige juden. HOWEVER I would never miss out on the chance to hang out with a Jewbrew given the opportunity, I get the feeling that the tribe is avoiding me though. Probably a collective decision they made back in Venice.
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racial sterotypes are the norm like it or not. it doesn't mean that it always means a negative thing, but to say that to think that way is negative is incorrect in my opinion.
People say they all want the truth, but when they are confronted with a truth that disagrees with them, they balk at it as if it were an unwanted zombie apocalypse come to destroy civilization.
Yeah yeah, stereotypes are there for good reason. HOWEVER we are individuals and should treat other individuals on an individual basis. I ain't no super computer running on algorithms.
Consider the question of how many friends you have. I dont mean acquaintances, I mean true close friends who you know personally and care about. Your will find very few people with more than around 200 such friends, because thats not how humans typically work, we typically select important people subconsciously and dont think much of others. This is why group generalizations are functional and most humans will always form them, whether they choose to admit it or not. Call it unfortunate, but Canuckster's point is the ugly truth that society doesnt want to hear.
What good does it really to hold on to these generalizations, even if you can successfully argue that they are true?
Of what use is it in a human life? I have my own unconscious generalization/stereotypes etc, but the more I see them rearing their head in my thoughts, the more I want to rid myself of them. I don't like them, they only tend to cause negative lines of thinking. I can't see much use for them as an individual
Great for nations and warring though.
Of what use is it in a human life? I have my own unconscious generalization/stereotypes etc, but the more I see them rearing their head in my thoughts, the more I want to rid myself of them. I don't like them, they only tend to cause negative lines of thinking. I can't see much use for them as an individual
Great for nations and warring though.
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Canuckster
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From a social construct point of view, knowing that there are things to watch out for, socially be they positive or negative is not a bad thing. Like it or not, there are many different social peculiarities to everyone depending on their culture.
People say they all want the truth, but when they are confronted with a truth that disagrees with them, they balk at it as if it were an unwanted zombie apocalypse come to destroy civilization.
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