[ SECRET POST #2861 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2861 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Representation of Black People in Hollywood Films

[chardmonster]

No, Arab-Americans don't have it as bad as black Americans

Thank you, we appear to agree! So why are you being a petulant moron

And you dismissing it as "oooooh but those weren't really Arabs oooooooh" is you deliberately obfuscating the point,

I'm not deliberately obfuscating the point. You're simply too stupid to see it. You're moving the goalposts because you like arguing. You are either OP (who is an idiot) or just some other anon who is so hyped up about arguing that you'll happily change the terms of that argument in a pathetic attempt to win points (another idiot)

Re: Representation of Black People in Hollywood Films

[(Anonymous)]

What is your point then, if it isn't that the tendency to conflate "Muslim" and "Arab" hasn't led to bigotry toward Arabs?

Re: Representation of Black People in Hollywood Films

[(Anonymous)]

SA

Oh christ, you and your edits.

I haven't moved any goalposts. I'm arguing about one thing, which is you acting like the conflation of "Muslim" with "Arab" is a reason to completely dismiss an argument about discrimination. The discrimination that happens is because of that conflation.

Re: Representation of Black People in Hollywood Films

[chardmonster]

And I contend that that still isn't as bad as what's faced by black people. Which you appear to agree with. But care more about creating an argument and then attempting to win it.

Re: Representation of Black People in Hollywood Films

[(Anonymous)]

You being right about one thing doesn't mean that it's okay for you to be talking bullshit about something else, or that no one can call you on it. But keep being defensive and shifting shit around instead of acknowledging the point.