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Originally posted by Chill Bill
That's...
...actually, that's a good point
I love GradeAUnderA and this was the video that introduced me to him, but you've got a really compelling point against this video. My best defense is that I think it was targeted at the people who get all self-righteous and offended when they hear someone else claim that they can't tell the difference between different ethnic people, when they themselves probably couldn't tell the difference either.
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I see who he was targeting and I get it; but just going into extremes to counter extremes is ineffective aside from getting a few cheap laughs and letting people stay comfortable with being dead ass wrong in whatever stance they've taken to not own up to their own ignorance.
Like, it's fine that you can't tell common Laotian features from Chinese or Malaysian or Kenyan from Sudanese or Ethiopian, but don't act like it's someone else's fault that you can't and on the flip side, extreme "SJWs" need to stop acting like it makes a person inherently racist if they have trouble identifying differences and any instance of confusion as immediate evidence of prejudice.
My thing is that in spite of how annoying a lot of people on the extreme PC side can be, it at least comes from the right place -- people just need to know where to analyze what's being said and filter out where it becomes ridiculous instead of just using the most extremes as an excuse to be comfortable with being intellectually and emotionally lazy and trying to shut out
everything that may not be easy or convenient to acknowledge.