Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on ""Reverse Racism" Debunked Over Fox News Story" video.
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The place discussed in the video is privately owned. It gives a place for (as they termed it) POC--people of color--to live. Those people would need to be immigrants, or from such a situation that they would appreciate not having unaccompanied white people around. That's right, white people can go there. Fox even said that, but then glossed over it. So white people aren't barred from entering.
Since it's privately owned, and not run by the university or the government, it can have whatever rules it wants. That's why you don't see a lot immigrants, fresh off the boat, so to speak, living in the suburbs, in gated communities. That's why people who live in ghettos aren't members of elite country clubs--or even why there are elite country clubs.
If you went to another country (for whatever reason) to go to school, and found there to be a lot of hostility against you based on the color your skin, then wouldn't you be glad to find a place where you wouldn't be attacked in bed, say, in the middle of the night, because of your skin color?
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@lesgilbert50 "Left are the most racist people I know of, both black and white."
If you believe that, then you're starting with an incorrect assumption. And everything else you think, that requires that assumption, will also be incorrect.
First, "The Left" is not a single entity. When this name is referred to, it usually comes with a set of already established, understood personal characteristics, like you'd give to a single person you know. But you aren't talking about a single person. Nor are you talking about people you know.
That's why this is wrong, just from the start. Then you claim the person who replied to you is "trying to twist the definition to fit your narrative. Crap this this is going to tear this country apart if it is allowed to continue without being confronted."
So you then shrink the whole Left into one person, after you had accepted the Left to be a group with all the same characteristics, none of which you could know, but you somehow automatically know. But instead of group, it's a single person you're responding to for the first time anywhere, online. Yet this person is twisting and tearing the country apart.
See how this incorrect assumption was based on a starting incorrect assumption? See how you're assigning singular characteristics to a group, as if you knew the single person, but can't possibly know all the group? And how then you reverse that, and give all the group characteristics to a person, who can't possibly represent the entire group?
So, as you said, I'm not buying your definition.
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