That was more of a confusion regarding "most countries" vs "most wealthy democracies" but yes kinda
That was more of a confusion regarding "most countries" vs "most wealthy democracies" but yes kinda
it is a little dim to speak in such broad generalities of greater than or lesser than as racism manifests in very different ways in very different cultures, but aye the American leftist notion of America being exceptionally racist is laughable to anyone who has even a bit of experience with other cultures. there are, obviously, strong currents of tolerance in all first world nations but racism is still largely the norm globally.
the French being French were largely more concerned with fucking the natives than working on plantations or mines
Nobody said it was excusable. Please read the post again and the referred to argument. The discussion was about who is more of. These gentlemen tried to explain that if the US was placed on a world spectrum were quite liberal, far lesss corrupt and less racist than a majority of other nations.
Even though he's from Boston, the most racist big-city in America.
Boston also has a soft spot for bombers.
https://news.yahoo.com/boston-marath...192913454.html
A federal appeals court on Friday overturned Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's death penalty sentence for helping carry out the 2013 attack, which killed three people and wounded more than 260 others.
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston upheld much of Tsarnaev's conviction but ordered a lower-court judge to hold a new trial strictly over what sentence Tsarnaev should receive for the death penalty-eligible crimes he was convicted of.
U.S. Circuit Judge O. Rogeriee Thompson, writing for the court, said the trial judge "fell short" in conducting the jury selection process and ensuring it could winnow out partial jurors exposed to pretrial publicity surrounding the high-profile case.
Thompson said the pervasive news coverage of the bombings and their aftermath featured "bone-chilling" photos and videos of Tsarnaev, now 27, and his brother carrying backpacks at the marathon and of those injured and killed near its finish line.
The trial judge allowed his jury to include jurors who had "already formed an opinion that Dzhokhar was guilty - and he did so in large part because they answered 'yes' to the question whether they could decide this high-profile case based on the evidence."
Thompson stressed the limits of the court's ruling. "Make no mistake: Dzhokhar will spend his remaining days locked up in prison, with the only matter remaining being whether he will die by execution," she said.
Boston is, without a doubt, the most racist city in America. All those out-of-the-way small town racist hellholes are whatever, Boston is a major U.S. city where every single person is racist as fuck.
The whole world is pretty fucking racist and anti-blackness is pretty much the backbone of most countries, which is wild but not shocking.
Zimbabwe tried going anti-white, but we know how that one turned out.
How do we measure how racist a certain country is?
It would be great if there was a racist Olympics.
Only if we can shoot all winners on the podum.
I love debating this with people from the Boston area.
I'd say like 3/4th of them understand and acknowledge it, but there's always those random people who refuse to accept it. One guy I was stationed with these last 2 years claimed that Boston clearly can't be racist because of how beloved David Ortiz is.
In terms of entire countries, I'm pretty sure India is considered the most racist country and everyone else is honestly lagging well behind them.