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THIS IS A MINIATURE RANT BEWARE
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so you ever notice when people try to justify prejudice they constantly contradict themselves over and again
(I have an annoying opinionated person around me)
some bad event like say (pre-civil rights slavery)
today the relevance of that history is relative even if there's some discrimination it's fair play now and anyone can do it yet it's socially acceptable to have surreptitiously racist "black empowerment/black only" entities that would not be tolerated among other races
For example, now a black person can disrespect a white person with a foul malediction and he/she can't contend justifiably without being socially incarcerated for doing so. yet, if a white empowerment venue was created people instantly riot and protest which is a warped minded logic that superiority is justified when in all honesty a melanin concentration variant has no barring on lack of equality. It's also weird that people constantly dwell on the events of the civil war when before that native Americans and tons of innocent creatures were unnecessarily slaughtered
and if you dare to explore world history every species gender and race has had it's a fair share of both wealth and discrimination throughout the history of the world
I'm a Brown Skin "black" man and people constantly claim I'm against my "own kind/gender" because I'm opposed to the inaccurate stereotypes and campaigns that incidentally encourage prejudice when in actuality humans as a species are pretty messed up globally
so this social nitpicking only sidetracks people from the importance of harmony and ecology.


So, in conclusion, the government doesn't care about anything but money so I believe that folks need to stop buying into things like superiority, biases and oppression and focus on improving as a species therefore increasing earths vitality so that every creature on the planet can successfully coincide

The stereotype is that men are more easily swayed to be nicer to an attractive women than vice versa. A pretty young girl is much more likely to be let off for a speeding ticket vs a guy who did the exact same thing (and treated the cop the exact same way).

But one thing I’ve noticed lately as I’ve gotten older (yeah I don’t look 24 anymore) is that women in public are generally much nastier to me for just saying “hello”. This isn’t just dating situations but talking to cashier at a grocery store or a barista. I also experienced some sexist bs at work a year ago. One of the young female employees (who I had zero interest in) was running her mouth and calling me a “creep” behind my back. She later got fired later for other reasons. But I never once did anything to antagonize her. That would of never happened when I was 24 whether I was interested in her or not.

I’ve met plenty of unattractive women in my life that I respected at work, school and sports. Some of them made me uncomfortable at times (they were flirty) but they never stepped over the line. I never said anything nasty about them. I even defended them if someone else did say something. I’m able to separate respect for what they can do vs. how they look. But if feel women struggle with this much more.