Chip Bronson
New Member
hey bros, i was speaking with a vendor the other day regarding the left vs. right thing. during our conversation, it became apparent to me that somehow there has been a role reversal that has taken place here. namely, the right wing has assumed the role of common politics, of commonality of american politics. by this i mean, it is now the right wing that's saying, 'we should judge a man by the content of his character, not the color of his skin', which is what martin luther king said while the left wing that is saying, 'no, no, we should judge a man by the color of his skin, not by the content of his character.'
i'll give you an example. today it's become very fashionable, and not just in universities either, to believe that only people of the same exact type as you, whatever the fuck that means, can think about you and your needs and your history, and so on. this is just the opposite of the left wing credo that promotes unity across gender and race lines. and some people on the right insist that it's possible for everybody to aspire to the same good and to arrive at the truth. again this is in direct contrast to the traditional right wing ethos which was separatist. to me, this is a very curious and very important reversal that has come about.
what's going on here?
i'll give you an example. today it's become very fashionable, and not just in universities either, to believe that only people of the same exact type as you, whatever the fuck that means, can think about you and your needs and your history, and so on. this is just the opposite of the left wing credo that promotes unity across gender and race lines. and some people on the right insist that it's possible for everybody to aspire to the same good and to arrive at the truth. again this is in direct contrast to the traditional right wing ethos which was separatist. to me, this is a very curious and very important reversal that has come about.
what's going on here?
