Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "Questions for Those Who Want Critical Race Theory Banned - Answered!" video.

  1. It's true. Nobody is equal to any other. You can take two homeless people. One of them has a pocket knife and the other one doesn't. Boom! They are now unequal. Both are poor yet one has more than the other. One homeless person might be sleeping in their car while the other has no car and sleeps on the street. Boom! Inequality again.
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  2. I could simplify a reply for this muppet: Children are too young to handle the nuances and complexity of race and slavery in a similar way that they are too young to handle the topic of sex. Therefore it's better to not teach white kids or black kids about it, since the less they know about the subject of race and it's troubled history, the more likely it is for kids of different races to get along and be able to be friendly towards one another. Being taught history about racism and slavery isn't something a kid can easily distance from. You require an adult mind to do that. Teaching it early is just more likely to breed resentment and distrust among kids of different races, so there's really no valid reason to pump CRT into the classrooms.
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  3. Ending slavery in the western world was a mistake lads. White people are the only people that fought to end slavery, but the onoy reward they got for it is being accused of being racist even several hundred years later. A reward that other races, who still practice slavery never recieves.
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  4.  @johnhonker437  Yes. They call it a "critical" theory. So it's rather counterproductive that they try to teach a critical anlysis to humans at an age where their critical thinking is the most underdeveloped. I can only assume this is done on purpose. They don't want the children to think "critically". If critical thinking was truly desired, they wouldn't subject children to it to begin with.
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