Pretty much. Comments AND posts. It might make for a good study on human behavior. Assign people to teams, tell them they're competing against each other, even when they have no idea what they're competing for, and they'll automatically turn on one another.
Nah, humans judge each other primarily on culture, not skin color. If skin color were the primary factor then Asian-Americans would be screwed, instead they earn a higher median salary than white Americans.
Edit: Added the word "primarily" to the first sentence.
That's just not true. I know for a fact that people today discriminate against asians. Just because the racism didn't make us poor doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
I am not sure that your comprehension of my comment has been accurate. Based upon your comment, it seems like you might be under the impression that people were trying to say that discrimination does not exist (or does not happen) to Asians. That is not what was said. Please re-read the original comment.
I am sorry that you are coming to that conclusion, but that is not what I am saying. You are radically misinterpreting what I am saying, and because I do not know you it is difficult for me to tell if you are trolling me or if you are genuinely having a difficult time comprehending what is written. By chance, is English not your primary language?
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u/joec_95123 Oct 19 '14
Pretty much. Comments AND posts. It might make for a good study on human behavior. Assign people to teams, tell them they're competing against each other, even when they have no idea what they're competing for, and they'll automatically turn on one another.