A vision you share with misanthropes everywhere. Easily adapted for a narrower group, like by race, sexual preference or diet, like you do.Chefodeath said:[HEADING=1]We all hate those ignorant, hate filled fucks.[/HEADING]
A vision you share with misanthropes everywhere. Easily adapted for a narrower group, like by race, sexual preference or diet, like you do.Chefodeath said:[HEADING=1]We all hate those ignorant, hate filled fucks.[/HEADING]
As far as I'm aware, Misanthropes have never done anything significant throughout history to be worth hating.Chefodeath said:I think we can all agree that there are few attitudes as taboo in the modern age as racism. Nothing will lead quicker to total social ostricization than to let loose a few racist comments and slurs. We all hate those ignorant, hate filled fucks. My question is why doesn't this attitude carry over to misanthropes, those folks who hate all of humanity instead of just some particular segment? Misanthropes enjoy a much warmer cultural reception. He can be seen as charming and sympathetic, someone fed up with the bullshit of his species. Even at his worst, the general misanthrope is received better than a racist.
Why is this? Shouldn't it logically follow that misanthropes are worse people than racists if they do the racist's job and then some?
No it shouldn't. because logically speaking, there is much more logical evidence to support misanthropism, than racism. Also, racism is inherently unjust, whereas misanthropy is not. Finally, us misanthropes are correct.Chefodeath said:I think we can all agree that there are few attitudes as taboo in the modern age as racism. Nothing will lead quicker to total social ostricization than to let loose a few racist comments and slurs. We all hate those ignorant, hate filled fucks. My question is why doesn't this attitude carry over to misanthropes, those folks who hate all of humanity instead of just some particular segment? Misanthropes enjoy a much warmer cultural reception. He can be seen as charming and sympathetic, someone fed up with the bullshit of his species. Even at his worst, the general misanthrope is received better than a racist.
Why is this? Shouldn't it logically follow that misanthropes are worse people than racists if they do the racist's job and then some?
na, we Americans just pretend that "we don't see color", I think America is probably just secretly racist now.summerof2010 said:Because people are more concerned about equality than they are with... well most anything else, actually. At least that's the way it is in America.
Hatred of a minority does not come under equality.Chefodeath said:I think we can all agree that there are few attitudes as taboo in the modern age as racism. Nothing will lead quicker to total social ostricization than to let loose a few racist comments and slurs. We all hate those ignorant, hate filled fucks. My question is why doesn't this attitude carry over to misanthropes, those folks who hate all of humanity instead of just some particular segment? Misanthropes enjoy a much warmer cultural reception. He can be seen as charming and sympathetic, someone fed up with the bullshit of his species. Even at his worst, the general misanthrope is received better than a racist.
Why is this? Shouldn't it logically follow that misanthropes are worse people than racists if they do the racist's job and then some?
It's not really that secret, it's just that everyone's distracted by the rampant islamophobia and heterosexism.Volf99 said:na, we Americans just pretend that "we don't see color", I think America is probably just secretly racist now.summerof2010 said:Because people are more concerned about equality than they are with... well most anything else, actually. At least that's the way it is in America.
I don't think you quite get the point of the argument.Volf99 said:so by that logic, if a person was racist (or hateful to a particular ethnic group) because of a logic reason, it would be ok? How about old Chinese people who lived in Nanjing their whole life and had the Rape of Nanjing inflicted upon that persons sister, mother and grandmother? Would it be ok for them to hate Japanese people because of the traumatic experience that happened?AD-Stu said:It's because misanthropy isn't discriminatory - if you hate everyone then nobody gets left out. Plus the average misanthrope's justification for his/her position is typically a lot more logical than the average racist's.
Well the Islam reaction comes with war, just like anti-German/Japanese feelings back in the 1940's. Heterosexism? wtf? Last I checked, most people tell me I'm not supposed to say, "that's so gay".summerof2010 said:It's not really that secret, it's just that everyone's distracted by the rampant islamophobia and heterosexism.Volf99 said:na, we Americans just pretend that "we don't see color", I think America is probably just secretly racist now.summerof2010 said:Because people are more concerned about equality than they are with... well most anything else, actually. At least that's the way it is in America.
Understanding why it did in fact happen doesn't exactly justify it. And heterosexism is a prejudice against homosexuality.Volf99 said:Well the Islam reaction comes with war, just like anti-German/Japanese feelings back in the 1940's. Heterosexism? wtf? Last I checked, most people tell me I'm not supposed to say, "that's so gay".
AD-Stu made it sound like all the racist need was some legitimate reason to be racist for it to be ok. As for your explanation, I'm sorry I can't help but laugh at the idea that hating an entire race of people for the action of a few is bad, but somehow hating SEVEN BILLION people for the actions of a few is ok. That just doesn't add up. As far as I'm concerned, either both are ok, or neither of them are.bloodrayne626 said:I don't think you quite get the point of the argument.Volf99 said:so by that logic, if a person was racist (or hateful to a particular ethnic group) because of a logic reason, it would be ok? How about old Chinese people who lived in Nanjing their whole life and had the Rape of Nanjing inflicted upon that persons sister, mother and grandmother? Would it be ok for them to hate Japanese people because of the traumatic experience that happened?AD-Stu said:It's because misanthropy isn't discriminatory - if you hate everyone then nobody gets left out. Plus the average misanthrope's justification for his/her position is typically a lot more logical than the average racist's.
A person who discriminates towards a particular race - whether for logical or illogical reasons - is still a racist, and therefore frowned upon. Your example, while specific, still puts racists in a bad light because the old Chinese people are discriminating against the entire Japanese populace, the majority of whom had nothing to do with the Nanjing incident.
true,but it helps to understand why people feel that way. lol heterosexism, what a stupid term.summerof2010 said:Understanding why it did in fact happen doesn't exactly justify it. And heterosexism is a prejudice against homosexuality.Volf99 said:Well the Islam reaction comes with war, just like anti-German/Japanese feelings back in the 1940's. Heterosexism? wtf? Last I checked, most people tell me I'm not supposed to say, "that's so gay".