!, 2014-06-24 23:41 »
Speaking of racist. Many claim to be "color blind", you know, everyone is equal and all that talk. Beside the fact that I certainly don't buy that bridge, because, in my experience, such people have been more racist than "normal" people... I personally wouldn't want to be "color blind". I mean, being "color blind" means you see everyone as the same, not equal but "the same".
Each "race" or "kind" of humans have their own special "properties", if you will. For example, black people are super strong. Great body, hard like rock. A "color blind" person would disregard such an excellent "property" and I'm thinking, why?
Imagine for a second, if everyone actually were equal and "the same". What a boring world it would make, no?
Without diversity, it would be like looking at a gray wall, all day long. Like eating the same food everyday for your entire life.
But hey, that's just me.
I suppose, some people do like to stare at a gray wall all day long.
Speaking of racist. Many claim to be "color blind", you know, everyone is equal and all that talk. Beside the fact that I certainly don't buy that bridge, because, in my experience, such people have been more racist than "normal" people... I personally wouldn't want to be "color blind". I mean, being "color blind" means you see everyone as the same, not equal but "the same".
Each "race" or "kind" of humans have their own special "properties", if you will. For example, black people are super strong. Great body, hard like rock. A "color blind" person would disregard such an excellent "property" and I'm thinking, why?
Imagine for a second, if everyone actually were equal and "the same". What a boring world it would make, no? :think: Without diversity, it would be like looking at a gray wall, all day long. Like eating the same food everyday for your entire life.
But hey, that's just me. :oops: I suppose, some people do like to stare at a gray wall all day long. :mrgreen: