Driving racism underground is the first step to preventing it propagating freely. Once it's isolated, it starts to die off. You normalize difference and acceptance instead of bigotry and hatred, and they slowly over time become the norm.
Let's look at the american approach of letting it fester in public by contrast under the auspices of "free speech" for how well that alternative works.
I wouldn't let my employee; come to my job site, representing my company, display symbols my customers might find offensive. Company did the right thing.
It's weird how the same people that will argue that Kapernick not having a job is just market forces then turn around and argue you shouldn't fire a racist. Do we believe in firing people or not?
Sure they can fire them, it's a free market, but am not letting that boss get away with pretending to be Jesus when it's all about his pocket.
Emotionally blackmailing people who are plagued by social and economic uncertainty due to arbitrary population movements and widening wealth gap is more sick than racism itself.
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Nice facts on your part.
You want an apology or something?
Hitler was racist, he had a psychosis against Jews in particular that led him to the conclusion that "all jews are bad" and wanted them exterminated to the last one.
The confederates weren't racist, they were xenophobic like everyone else back then, they exploited the weakest of the bunch who couldn't fight back after meeting some physical criteria that made them fit for slaves.
There's a pretty clear distinction between exploiting the weak and hating someone for superficial reasons.
You still haven't explained those black slave-masters, why were they allowed to exist?
They believed black people belonged in slavery. That it was their natural place. They believe the idea that all races are equal and should be treated equally is fundamentally flawed. That's racist. I even quoted a speech from the confederate VP saying the exact same thing.
I don't need to explain black slave masters beyond the fact that evil figuratively exists.
Hahaha. WW2! The war where we defeated racism forever. Fond memories.
We're talking about a guy in the US who lost his job for proudly displaying a racist flag. Thanks for your absolutely useless contribution about how we're making things worse by allowing there to be consequences for that. "Calling out and punishing bigotry just makes bigotry worse!" is a special kind of cowardice.
Oh, you mean the fact that it was Canada? Okay, my mistake. Now go re-read my posts again. You still sound like a fool.
Actually, don't even read my posts -- they seem to make you real angry and you start to use your swear words a lot. Instead, check out the absolute diagram of a post that Heladys drew for you earlier on this page. Didn't see you respond to that one!
Edit: There it is! VVVV
Uh I propose to teach those people. No idea has ever died off by isolation. Instead of firing such a person, let him work on a project with a multinational team for example. If he can't manage it he's unfit for work and can go through cultural trainings. If he still sucks you can lay him off.
That's just one example of what you can do.
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Nah I won't. I already adressed your points on the first pages.
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Wow. This intelligent rebuttal. I'm proud of you.
Well the employer has every right to fire him, its his company.
If i had a company i wouldn't hire any lefts