- 12 Apr 2018 17:47
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Oh, I've no doubt he thinks black men make great basketball players, are naturally talented jazz musicians, and have enormous penises.
Racial disparities in IQ testing are a fact. The question is not whether this is true, but why it is true. The white supremacist narrative is that black people are little better than animals and are inherently stupid, and let's stop the conversation there. Meanwhile, the actual research on the issue shows that the reasons are much more complicated - including cultural differences, education, and even things as basic as disparities in quality of nutrition.
So yes, there are ways to talk about this issue without being a white supremacist. Of course, there is no way to say "N***** are stupid monkeys, end of discussion" without being a white supremacist - which is what Taylor and his acolytes do, in more genteel fashion.
Agent Steel wrote:Yet you totally neglect to mention that JT has repeatedly pointed that he believes blacks are superior to whites in certain areas.
Oh, I've no doubt he thinks black men make great basketball players, are naturally talented jazz musicians, and have enormous penises.
Agent Steel wrote:If the statement I just made about IQ is in fact the truth, is there any way to speak the truth without being a white supremacist?
Racial disparities in IQ testing are a fact. The question is not whether this is true, but why it is true. The white supremacist narrative is that black people are little better than animals and are inherently stupid, and let's stop the conversation there. Meanwhile, the actual research on the issue shows that the reasons are much more complicated - including cultural differences, education, and even things as basic as disparities in quality of nutrition.
So yes, there are ways to talk about this issue without being a white supremacist. Of course, there is no way to say "N***** are stupid monkeys, end of discussion" without being a white supremacist - which is what Taylor and his acolytes do, in more genteel fashion.
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