“I judge people on an individual level and try to avoid stereotyping people since I resent being stereotyped myself.”
You’re not allowed to do that in today’s America. If you’re a company, a university, an organization an agency you are forced by law and by our current culture to have a “proportional representation” of blacks.
And if you did treat everyone based on merit with absolutely no discrimination, which group do you think would end up disproportionately at the lower rungs of the economic ladder, have the more menial jobs, do poorer at school?
And what do you think the reaction of the majority of people in that group would be on noticing such disparities, especially when constantly told that on average all races are the same? Who will they point to as their oppressors?
Might they start raising hell and demand “equity”?
And what about the easily guilted, pathological compassionate whites, the delusional ones who insist all races are on AVERAGE the same. Won’t they clamor for equality and look to disadvantage their own race to achieve that end?
Is that not the world we’re living in?
And how did we get here? All our racial problem stem from accepting one false assumption - that all races on AVERAGE are the same. And the trait that is most different between whites and blacks that leads to these big difference in group performance is the group’s AVERAGE IQ... the elephant in the room everyone avoids like the plague.
It is the main reason why, at a SOCIETAL (not individual) level, blacks and whites have not been able to peacefully coexist together, nor will they ever. All you have to do is look at history and the present anywhere in the world.
Solution? Separate the two groups and let each determine their destinies as they see fit - kinda the way the world used to be. It’s best for both sides.
“Solution? Separate the two groups and let each determine their destinies as they see fit - kinda the way the world used to be. It’s best for both sides.”
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I think we’re already past the point of where that’s a realistic solution, if you mean some sort of legally enforced strict segregation according to race. First of all there’s a lot more than just “two groups” to consider, there is in fact many groups. What society seems to have settled on is economic segregation, which means if you want to live in a safe and decent area around respectable people, you need to be middle class and up.