Since the goal is for all of us to get along, be represented, and end hate and bigotry. Not being an ass to each other is a good start for either side. Being a dick, being mean to others, treating others like crap, marginalizing others is the very thing we're trying to fight against. How the hell can we do that using the same hateful, bigotted and dickish methods used to marginalize others. It's just more of the same.
Violence begets violence, hate begets hate, being an ass begets being an ass.
For a change to truly occur, we need to change how we approach this or it's just and endless cycle of the same damn thing with each group trying to get in over on the other. Everyone is going for power, and forgetting the end goal is supposed to be equality, mutual understanding and supporting each other.
There's a difference between demanding equality and recognition, and attempting to marginalize the other side. Which true or not is what is being done by saying anyones needs are unimportant or inferior. You can demand one without trying to enforce the other or telling people these degrading and dehumanizing things.
Is not a matter of stroking the majorities ego, it's a matter of not poking the bear unnecessarily and wrongfully.
A bad tactic is a bad tactic, calling it what it is, is not saying anything but how bad the tactic is.
WE/SOCIETY CAN NOT MARGINALIZE Straight white people. It is literally that simple. Nothing the LGBT community, the black community, women, any marginalized group can do will ever marginalize the straight white man. Our culture is too ingrained. I don't want to marginalize anyone, but I couldn't marginalize straight white men if I tried.
Violence begets violence and hate begets hate? True enough. The difference is, one side has legal, social, and economic protection at an institutional level. Pointing this fact out isn't marginalizing straight white people. Its pointing out the truth of inequity in our society. If people can't handle that, that does not mean marginalized individuals were 'poking the bear' or taking unnecessary shots at the majority. If they are unwilling to listen when a person who is marginalized/oppressed speaks about that oppression then that indicates a problem with the individual in the majority, not the one in the minority.




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