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January 20th, 2010 | #1 |
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racephobe
I just thought of a brilliant word for anti-racists that inverts the situation and puts them on the defensive:
racephobe it's for people who are scared of the concept of race. btw it is pronounced race-phobe (two syllables)
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Saw this on Majority Rights. Fits in with Witzgalls idea.
On the Terms ‘Racist’ and ‘Racism’ Excerpt: Quote:
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yes, because being racist has negative connotations amongst normal people, it seems normal to be anti-racist, it's not a pejorative. to say something is anti-racist is to pay it a complement in the minds of most lemmings. anti-racist is a dead-end term. but denying the reality of race, or trying to avoid discussing it, is a potent accusation. it's very easy to say, when a journalist is dancing around the topic of race to avoid being labeled racist, that his article is racephobic. the word racephobic opens up new avenues of opportunity. how many articles on haiti can you find that aren't racephobic to some degree?
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The potential for your term, as I see it, is to highlight this liberal hypocrisy. You would need to be aware of that before you go using it. If a liberal says "we're all one race, the human race" and you call them a racephobe, they can justify that position just so long as they keep repeating variations on that mantra. But they cannot maintain this position as an "anti-racist" can they? In order to be an "anti-racist", race needs to exist and liberals always end up admitting that in one way or another. PS. What happened to the post where you called everyone on this forum crap? |
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