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I stumbled upon this older interview today, and I found it very interesting -- "Fair Argument Against Systemic Racism":

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Answer 1

Well the only systemic thing in America is the hypocrisy of the left. But I suppose they can't help it, its in their political DNA, as it were. The other side is not wrong they say, its evil. Therefore in their own story, the left always casts itself as a hero fighting imaginary oppression of some kind or another. Chasing windmills. To make this appear as something noble the resorts to smear campaigns, good old propaganda, character associations and censorship. To even dignify this with proposition about some kind of systemic racism is to lose the argument because to acknowledge something that does not exist is to play by the rules of those who set up the game in their favor.

Let me put it in another way: “The further Fascism receded into history and the fewer visible fascists there were on display, the more self-proclaimed anti-fascists needed fascism to retain any semblance of political virtue or purpose. It proved politically useful to describe as fascist people who were not Fascists , just as it proved politically useful to describe as racist people who were not racists.” ― Douglas Murray, The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam

“In Italy, Fascists divide themselves into two categories: Fascists and Anti-Fascists.”
— Ennio Flaiano

Answer 2

Fair Argument Great System xD

Answer 3

I find the logic flawed.


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