We have a serious cultural problem here. I think we are more compelled than ever to make a black or white judgment about almost everything, and I think this is a product of social media.
Why is it that people who do not belong to a certain group feel that it's ok to make a value judgment about that group? Specifically, how can someone who is white possibly understand what it is like to go through life as a black person? How can a woman possibly understand what it's like to go through life as a man, and more specific to this very thread, how can a man make a judgment about what women go through and feel in everyday life?
Can't we quit judging and taking everything personally and just observe what is going on and listen to people!?
Why is it that people who do not belong to a certain group feel that it's ok to make a value judgment about that group? Specifically, how can someone who is white possibly understand what it is like to go through life as a black person? How can a woman possibly understand what it's like to go through life as a man, and more specific to this very thread, how can a man make a judgment about what women go through and feel in everyday life?
Can't we quit judging and taking everything personally and just observe what is going on and listen to people!?
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-Homer Simpson
-Homer Simpson
