Kia2 perspective of racism

posted 4 years ago by viking65 4 years ago by viking65 +7 / -0

From the perspective of Kia2, what is worse:
Insulting people based on their ethnic identity or to deny that their identity even exists?

Like say you insulted all chinese people versus saying that there is no such thing as a chinese person.

What is more hostile towards Chinese people from this communitys perspective?

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– AntonioOfVenice 2 points 4 years ago +2 / -0

But if he ought to take it seriously, because it was said with power and intention to make this belief widespread in China, would it then be worse than an insult against all chinese people?

It makes little sense. If it is such an insult to the Chinese people as you claim, how would the idea be able to persuade the vast majority of Chinese? I am pretty sure that I will not be able to persuade you of something that is both insulting to you and false.

Also why can't a black African be chinese just as much as any other chinese person? What if that black person was born in China?

The Chinese have a civilization going back thousands of years. It doesn't matter where you are born, just like I am not European for having been born here.

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– APDSmith 3 points 4 years ago +3 / -0

Look, Tony, can't you be just a little bit racist, viking desperately needs to validate his view of us as deeply problematic.

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