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1. of nothing (apropos@freespeechextremist.com)'s status on Wednesday, 01-Mar-2023 02:33:17 JST of nothing
   bi-annual check up on how Mr. Antifragile is doing
   >Scott Adams is a liar.
   >I worked in banking in the 80s: it is a total lie that a heterosexual white man was discriminated against.
   1. obvious logical fallacy.
   2. obliviousness towards discrimination against white people being affirmed by the Supreme Court at the time:
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affirmative_action_in_the_United_States
   >In 1986, the Supreme Court ruled that courts could order race-based quotas to fight discrimination in worker unions in Sheet Metal Workers' International Association v. EEOC, 478 U.S. 42. In 1987, in Johnson v. Transportation Agency, Santa Clara County, California, 480 U.S. 616, the Supreme Court ruled that sex or race was a factor that could be considered in a pool of qualified candidates by employers.
   
   >We knew @Snowden was a despicable individual of v. low intellect.
   He is body shaming the fellow ONLY because he has no argument. Transactions in crypto are limited to circular trading by cryptoheads (financial onanism) & unskilled money lauderers.
   no I'm pretty sure he's "body shaming" the fellow because he's a big as two whales stitched together. Taking pure mockery as failed argument is kindergarten rhetoric.
   
   >The most insidious aspect of racism is GENERALIZING to ALL members of a group traits or actions attributed to SOME of its individuals.
   SA: this poll says something about this group
   SA: you should therefore behave this way wrt. to the group
   Mr. Antifragile is too smart to draw a distinction between statements about groups and statements about individuals. Men generally being taller than women doesn't mean you should step past a 6ft woman to ask a 5ft man to get something from a tall shelf for you. You can have black friends and not mind your black neighbors while generally avoiding East St. Louis.
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