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Is it socially acceptable today? Maybe I'm biased by my location (western Europe), but Ive never seen people with fashist views getting widespread acceptance. Unfortunately that doesn't the lone wolf from making quite a bit of noise, though.
Not all authoritarians are fascists
The current PM of Italy is openly a Mussolini sympathizer.
Of course racism isn't socially acceptable.
OP just wanted to sound moral.
They're a Jordan Peterson mod, don't bother. The ultimate Idiot's Genius. Imagine thinking the only reason to be concerned for the plight of others must be for selfish reasons. It says more about them than you. And it's a deflection away from coming up with actually sound counterpoints. Mindless contrarianism.
It's sad but I totally agree with you. Used to love JBP. Watched his old biblical lecture series, read 12 rules for life, followed his podcast. Definitely after his health issues I feel like there's been a drop in his faculties and it's hard to really back him like I used to.
Then to see his new Exodus series, which I was excited about, and for him to have fucking Dennis Prager as a host on it... What a fucking joke. If he will so readily and warmly welcome Prager on his platform I have no interest in it.
To be clear, I'm an atheist. I didn't watch any of his content expecting spiritual enrichment or whatever.
is there such a thing as reverse virtue signaling? a comment like this reads (to me) as
"racism isn't actually a problem.
OP is a better person than I."
I never said it wasn't a problem.
I said it wasn't socially acceptable.
Let me give you an example because it seems that you're getting too emotional to think straight.
Theft is a problem.
Theft is not socially acceptable.
Does that make things clearer for you?
There are regions in every country where not being racist makes you a pariah.
Like this charming place: https://capitalbnews.org/newbern-alabama-black-mayor/