Anonymous #3 3w

there is nuance

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Anonymous OP 3w

Define what nuance would look like in this scenario

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Anonymous #3 3w

imagine your family was murdered and r*ped during nan king pretty justified to hate them after that

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Anonymous OP 3w

“I hate an entire race/ethnicity because of the actions of a small part of that group” is not nuance. That in fact lacks nuance

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Anonymous OP 3w

you clearly have no clue what the word "nuance" means

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Anonymous #3 3w

clearly you aren’t knowledgeable enough about global relations or that specific event to comment wouldn’t you think it’s justified for jews to hate germans if they lived through the holocaust?

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Anonymous #3 3w

i want you to tell someone with numbers tattood on their arm that they lack nuance

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Anonymous OP 3w

“Strawman strawman strawman”

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Anonymous OP 3w

it would be justified for jews to hate nazis, not germans. not to mention those jews *were* germans. many jews are currently germans and love the nation and it's people. you're not very bright

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Anonymous #4 3w

This is nuance

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Anonymous OP 3w

you're clearly just trying to rationalize racism - a fundamentally irrational and illogical view

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Anonymous #3 3w

ohhh wait sorry i thought you were op replying again

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Anonymous #4 3w

You’re good I do that all the time

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Anonymous #3 3w

that is not at all what a strawman is lmao like by definition it’s not you getting upvoted is evidence of yak’s inability to think logically

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Anonymous #4 3w

would you feel comfortable telling a holocaust survivor that they’re not justified in hating germans if they did?

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Anonymous #4 3w

it can be irrational and illogical but also be understandable

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Anonymous OP 3w

Would you be comfortable telling someone who survived Pearl Harbor that they shouldn’t hate all Japanese people. I would because that attitude would have prevented Japanese people from being thrown in concentration camps in America. I hate the ideology of fascism, not a specific race or ethnicity.

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Anonymous OP 3w

yes i would absolutely feel perfectly comfortable telling a holocaust survivor that hating germans broadly for the actions of the nazis is wrong and unjustified. idk what you thought that question was gonna do 🤣 spare the idpol

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Anonymous OP 3w

we're not talking about "understandable". i can *understand* why people become hateful. they're still *in the wrong*

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Anonymous #4 3w

Sure it can be illogical but i’m sure as hell not gonna argue that they’re wrong Same way i’m not gonna tell a woman who crosses the street when she sees a man approaching that she’s sexist

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Anonymous OP 3w

they *are* wrong and you would be wrong to be a bystander to hatred, whether or not you "understand" it false equivalency detected, sentiment rejected

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Anonymous #4 2w

Saying a woman is wrong for crossing the street when a man is approaching from the other direction is fuckin batshit Hope you never have daughters

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