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Advil Launches “Believe My Pain” campaign about “racial inequality” in pain management
posted 2 years ago by Ahaus667 2 years ago by Ahaus667 +46 / -0

https://www.believemypain.com/

Years ago I posted a study on here that came to the “same” conclusion. Which is, when asked, black people believe they don’t receive equal pain management, despite no medical difference in diagnosis. The absurdity is unreal.

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– fauxgnaws 5 points 2 years ago +5 / -0

We chose to bring an extremely undeveloped culture into our country ... It'd be like aliens abducting a bunch of humans, bringing us to their home planet, then expecting us to adapt

Totally correct except for that one word. It's not a culture problem.

It's exactly like we were plopped down on an alien planet; we would have no chance at being equal. It wouldn't matter if we were raised as one of their own from birth, humans are simply not going to be solving interstellar travel physics problems before breakfast.

And it wouldn't help anybody to pretend otherwise.

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– AgilePickle1123 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

Maybe not then, but culture certainly is a problem now. The glorification of criminals through rap, crab in a bucket mentality, crime rates, studies showing the link between popularity and test scores. You can use that argument after 20-40 years of being liberated from slavery, I’d even go as far to say that you can use that argument 20-40 years after the end of segregation. But now here we are 60 years later and black culture has turned into anti-white propaganda and the pursuit of self-interests over helping the community. They were given so many opportunities to show that if they were in the opposite position, they wouldn’t have done the same thing. Unfortunately actions speak much louder than words, and most of us have seen enough to know.

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