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Russian is a race now?
RWSGFY saysRussian is a race now?
No, there is only one race, the human race. But people are more familiar with racism than bigotry. Regardless of what you call it, it's wrong to discriminate against anyone based soly on their ethnicity.
Russia is an empire state with at least 20 ethnicities living in it. A
country of originI'm thinking, it's not even that. It's probably the current citizenship that matters, and likely not across the border.
RWSGFY saysRussian is a race now?
No, there is only one race, the human race. But people are more familiar with racism than bigotry. Regardless of what you call it, it's wrong to discriminate against anyone based soly on their ethnicity.
If you are American (or Estonian, German, Mexican...) of Russian ethnicity nobody would "discriminate" against you.
People have right to discriminate however they like.
WineHorror1 saysPeople have right to discriminate however they like.
Was talking about morality, not capability.
I'll go even farther. The civil rights act should have been limited to the government with the elimination of affirmative action...a.k.a. Affirmative Racism. Freedom really can solve some problems.
WineHorror1 saysI'll go even farther. The civil rights act should have been limited to the government with the elimination of affirmative action...a.k.a. Affirmative Racism. Freedom really can solve some problems.
I never consider governments involvement, i.e. the law, in matters of right and wrong. Morality is imprinted on us from birth, it's part of who we are. And we all know, discriminating against someone just because they're Russian is wrong.
You can lie on patnet, but you can't lie to yourself.
So you know doing whatever you want, even when it harms or kills someone else is the definition of a sociopath.
Just trying to get you to follow your idea to it's logical conclusion.
Of course freedom doesn't mean I can simply go out and kill someone.
You think government can do anything about morality?
WineHorror1 saysOf course freedom doesn't mean I can simply go out and kill someone.
So you are willing to curtail your freedom if the results would infringe on someone else's freedom, such as the freedom to live. And you do that because you are a good person with moral convictions. I would then posit that morality is actually higher than freedom in your estimation.
WineHorror1 saysYou think government can do anything about morality?
No, and for elaboration, I refer you to my previous comments in this thread.
If you're freedom is always more important to you than acting morally, I believe that's the hierarchy you've outlined, at some point that will mean making a choice to do something harmful to someone else. Freedom in the context of moral restraint is wonderful. But if morality is completely forgone, or an afterthought, what other conclusion can we logically draw?
Freedom doesn't mean harm others.
"European Regulators Tell Banks To Put Russian Accounts Under Surveillance, Even EU Residents
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/european-regulators-tell-banks-put-russian-accounts-under-surveillance-even-eu-residents?source=patrick.net