Reise wrote:shoto wrote:"the UN is wrong"
Hah, that exactly the type of mentality that now got us into the Iraq war.
but whatever. yeah "The UN is covering its ass...they are all a bunch of elites with plans to bring back the Nazis and donsaurs"
Can't win a debate against conspiracy theorist.
You don't read people too well do you?
lol
I said they're "wrong" because it's not really like the UN has dominion over the actual definitions of words or what is or isn't racism.
then who has the dominion over the word. Thankfully not you
It doesn't really matter why the UN is wrong because the definition of racism is the same whether it is taken from the UN or from Oxford.
UN stands for United Nations. That carries some authority. Way more than you could ever muster
for me the definition is clear. But it is not for clear for you. So for people like you, i provided some authority figure that could at least make you think twice. The UN are not a bunch of retards trying to be politically correct. They are world leaders and with that comes experience in matters of how people relate to each other on an international level. Which definition would you use to define race?
riese you miss the point of this thread. I'm not arguing the term racism. I'm arguing the sentiment. it is true that Turk is not a race per say. But it is an ethnicity and therefore discriminating based on ethnicity is considered racism. Believe me there is a wide consensus on this topic (ie ethnic descriminaton is racial descrimination) and i'm not sure where you are really coming from.
But i mean i'll back what i say up
definitions for Race
OXFORD
each of the major divisions of humankind, having distinct physical characteristics. 2
racial origin or distinction: rights based on race. 3 a group of people sharing the same culture, language, etc.;
an ethnic group . 4 a group of people or things with a common feature. 5 Biology a distinct population within a species; a subspecies.
WEBSTER
a family, tribe, people, or
nation belonging to the same stock b: a class or kind of people unified by shared interests, habits, or characteristics
Do you need more definitions?