Was he right? Could someone, under some circumstance, believe Wright to be racist? If you don't believe what Wright said could lead one to believe that he is racist, could you please explain what he said so that it is clear to most anyone hearing his comment, that he is not racist. I know you don't have to; but since Wright doesn't seem to be too convincing to many, help him out.
Was he right? Could someone, under some circumstance, believe Wright to be racist? If you don't believe what Wright said could lead one to believe that he is racist, could you please explain what he said so that it is clear to most anyone hearing his comment, that he is not racist. I know you don't have to; but since Wright doesn't seem to be too convincing to many, help him out.
As you well know (or should know), anyone can be racist, you, me or Wright; and most people have some degree of racism - its human nature, especially considering the baggage that comes with most of us. I'm not saying that Wright is racist, but, what makes him any different than anyone else?
1. a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to rule others.
2. a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination.
3. hatred or intolerance of another race or other races.
Now can someone please point out a racist statement in Wright's sermon?
As you well know (or should know), anyone can be racist, you, me or Wright; and most people have some degree of racism - its human nature, especially considering the baggage that comes with most of us. I'm not saying that Wright is racist, but, what makes him any different than anyone else?
Where did I say Wright was racist ??? Where? In fact, I don't think that he is -- but a lot of people seem to think differently. Why? What, if anything, is it about what he said that causes so many people to conclude that Wright is racist?
As you well know (or should know), anyone can be racist, you, me or Wright; and most people have some degree of racism - its human nature, especially considering the baggage that comes with most of us. I'm not saying that Wright is racist, but, what makes him any different than anyone else?
I'm not trying to say he is any different, BUT he did not utter a racist statement in his sermon, and I think it is wrong for peterson to refer to Wright as "the racist" in interveiws, especially on Faux News.
. . . and I said some people apparently think that he has uttered racist statements. What, if anything, is it about what he said that causes so many people to conclude that Wright is racist? And, could you please explain what he said so that it is clear to most anyone hearing his comment, that he is not racist.