Except the mere fact that someone cites problems with immigration becomes an excuse to dismiss their arguments completely out of hand "because they're obviously just bigots that get trigggered by brown faces"
/racism/
William Campbell
Connor Diaz
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Andrew Myers
eternal pendulum theory. Swung hard enough towards neoliberals and whatnot so people inherently got sick of them and wanted change. How exactly it got this way is probably the want for non-racism and equality and to a lesser extent things like atheism pushed people away once they really started to become subjected to a lot of it. In time the same will probably happen to the racist mentality we currently have.
Brayden Reyes
You mean like Marx did? All of his work was to discuss the problems with capitalism, he had very little to say about what socialism would look like. 20th century "socialism" was garbage invented by people too impatient to allow capitalism to destroy itself through its own contradictions.
Benjamin Reed
And NO, I'm not "from /pol".
Elijah Murphy
To actually know that it's the people, we must change their material circumstances. Instead we blame them for their circumstances and refuse to ameliorate their poverty. Your criticism is just an excuse to withhold resources from a vulnerable group.
Easton Martin
I agree their arguments shouldn't be dismissed. But when 9 times out of 10 behind the argument is bigotry you should understand why people are quick to dismiss anti-immigration arguments.
Kevin Brown
Wow, that's the same as the rate of statistics that made-up on the spot. What a crazy coincidence.
Oliver Moore
boards.4chan.org
Most of the responses there are "niggers" but a decent amount of them mentioned how abused the word racist became and about white guilt. As a result of these things, they became actual racists.
Nathaniel Edwards
And how do you tell the dfiference? Of course, you don't, because like liberals you'll automatically assume that non-racist arguments against immigration are still motivated by the same racism, they're just veiled behind economic or environmental defences (as if I or anyone else would be perfectly happy if immigration levels were the same, but everyone was white)