SpaceCoastVol
Jacked up on moonshine and testosterone
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Man you can't debate a point.And I distinctly said that you played the "maybe racist card", which you then denied, and now admit.
Not even possibly racist if you have reading or verbal comprehension of what he said. His comment(s) were spefically directed at 4 specific people he called by name because of admissions they made. He never once referenced an entire demographic of women in that video.I didn't call him racist either.
I distinctly said "maybe racist". As in, "it's not hard to see why some would interpret it as racist in the absence of a better defense of his (CK's) intentionally inflammatory and divisive conclusion."
I'm debating the point. Again.. Your refusal to consider the context that informed that conclusion (and informs what follows it) is your problem. Not mine.Man you can't debate a point.
I never denied saying "maybe racist". You're making **** up once again.
But my point from the beginning was specifically about this.....
Yah. We know. You (these four women that I just specifically named, as opposed to generalizing) do not have the brain power to otherwise be taken seriously."
I highlighted, bolded, and colored it for you. CK offering this conclusion (which I know he does not believe to be true) as a way of diminishing the value of DEI speaks volumes......and to many, it's not a stretch to find his motives/methods to be a tad bit racists.
I'd argue there are more just as many mental issues in that age group today that are not military. I would not recommend endless gaming and SM purveying as healthy alternatives to the military either.Why would I advise my 18 year old to do something that risks their mental and physical health? Let’s ship you off to the Middle East because we miss handled things, and when you have PTSD it’s ok because we’ll give you some crappy healthcare
Now if they want to become a pilot I’d recommend the military though
My dad was military, I have quite a few friends that were also in or still in and grew up with some of my dad’s friends. Almost all of them have physical or mental problems
Of course I see the correlation and the context. And it in no way justifies that "conclusion".I know, and that's your problem.
I'm repeatedly talking about context, which you seem incapable or unwilling to consider. Again... The color-coded CONTEXT informs the part you guys want to hammer on OUT OF CONTEXT.
The fact that you refuse to consider that context explains why you would think someone may be a racist to read that CONETXT and summarize it well.
Even in your brainwashed state, you seriously can't see the correlations between the quote and the summary? Sadly, I can't actually use crayons for you in this medium, so I'll leave you to your denials.
Good evening.
Isn't it absurd?Not even possibly racist if you have reading or verbal comprehension of what he said. His comment(s) were spefically directed at 4 specific people he called by name because of admissions they made. He never once referenced an entire demographic of women in that video.
What "conclusion" are you talking about? I want to make sure that we aren't talking past one another.Of course I see the correlation and the context. And it in no way justifies that "conclusion".
But the reasons he offered that "conclusion" are certainly debatable.
What vaule of DEI. Is there any? Any person of color that got a DEI position should be pissed they weren't considered worthy otherwise except for their color. And who hired them for a DEI position in the first place? White women make up over 70% of the people in the position to make hires. And what's the percentage of blacks that have receives a DEI position? 2%. DEI hiring is inherently racist because it positions blacks to be pawns in a prgressive party of lies. DEI has not benefitted blacks in the least bit. It belittles them It tells them that's the only way they can get a decent job.Man you can't debate a point.
I never denied saying "maybe racist". You're making **** up once again.
But my point from the beginning was specifically about this.....
Yah. We know. You (these four women that I just specifically named, as opposed to generalizing) do not have the brain power to otherwise be taken seriously."
I highlighted, bolded, and colored it for you. CK offering this conclusion (which I know he does not believe to be true) as a way of diminishing the value of DEI speaks volumes......and to many, it's not a stretch to find his motives/methods to be a tad bit racists.
There is no context that justifies that conclusion.I'm debating the point. Again.. Your refusal to consider the context that informed that conclusion (and informs what follows it) is your problem. Not mine.
"Y'all" was the voices here trying to get us to ignore his context and assure us what he meant. I would have thought that pretty clear.I don't know who y'all are, but my people are my fellow Americans. You can take that broad brush and shove it up your ass
Your point would stand if Jackie Robinson admitted to only being there because of DEI, and then couldn't hit a baseball. That was the entire point of his quote. It was four very public women who claimed to only be where they are because of DEI. Four women that Charlie Kirk repeatedly called dumb. PUBLIC women that Charlie had repeatedly said that he observed and found to be intellectually lacking.There is no context that justifies that conclusion.
It's a little like saying that because the Brooklyn Dodgers wanted to be the first to integrate baseball, Jackie Robinson wasn't actually good enough to win a position over white players in a segregated league.
CK's "logical conclusion" was intentionally twisted and non-sensical......but he knew it would play with his audience.
Maybe racist????
You think the logic is "Oh, so by your own admission you didn't have the brain power to get the the job on merit"?
It takes a pretty screwed up mind (maybe even racist) to think that is the logical conclusion.
Charlie's point......What "conclusion" are you talking about? I want to make sure that we aren't talking past one another.
My conclusion/summary that means I may be racist because I interpreted the point he was trying to make? Or Charlie's point, that he doesn't consider those four women to be smart enough to respect?
See above. That's not what you said.Charlie's point......
You think the logic is "Oh, so by your own admission you didn't have the brain power to get the the job on merit"?
It takes a pretty screwed up mind (maybe even racist) to think that is the logical conclusion.
I still can't find one MF right-winger on Volnation who will say anything negative about Elon Musk advocating for the removal of non-white immigrants as "the only way."