This means that all racial issues will be solved and some other issue won't be raised to demand that we do? The flag was taken off the capitol first, and now it's been taken off the grounds altogether? The Racial SJWs are going to be satisfied now, right?
So what you're saying is that the SJWs are going to be able to unilaterally determine what counts as "offensive" and as long as they scream long and loud enough, they'll get their way? That's a recipe for disaster.
Isn't that pretty much how all major changes start, though? A group of folks get together and yell until heard. If a lot of people that didn't know/care about the "problem" before suddenly get interested and back them, then maybe it's a change that should happen (change is good, right?). If not it will gain no traction, fall on deaf ears, and stay a small niche of folks that yell for change, to a world that disagrees (nor now). Take, for example, Sexism in gaming vs. LGBT Rights vs. The Right for men to wear sundresses. All thee are things that I've read about from friends. Two of which have gained the media's attention on a large scale. One that's become an international point of interest, and a political election bullet point.
This means that all racial issues will be solved and some other issue won't be raised to demand that we do? The flag was taken off the capitol first, and now it's been taken off the grounds altogether? The Racial SJWs are going to be satisfied now, right?
Right?
I uh... I wish. As long as children continue to be born and grow up, things will change, and fought over.
So what you're saying is that the SJWs are going to be able to unilaterally determine what counts as "offensive" and as long as they scream long and loud enough, they'll get their way? That's a recipe for disaster.
Isn't that pretty much how all major changes start, though? A group of folks get together and yell until heard. If a lot of people that didn't know/care about the "problem" before suddenly get interested and back them, then maybe it's a change that should happen (change is good, right?). If not it will gain no traction, fall on deaf ears, and stay a small niche of folks that yell for change, to a world that disagrees (nor now). Take, for example, Sexism in gaming vs. LGBT Rights vs. The Right for men to wear sundresses. All thee are things that I've read about from friends. Two of which have gained the media's attention on a large scale. One that's become an international point of interest, and a political election bullet point.