Can we stop pretending that racism is wrong? Discrimination might be wrong, but not racism.
Discrimination is good. We discriminate all the time. We promote people who work harder than people who don't. That's discriminating against lazy people. We love people who love us and hate people who hate us. That's discrimination against people who hate us. We help people we love more than we help strangers. That's discrimination against strangers. We generally value family over strangers. That's discrimination based on familial status. Once you realize that humans discriminate against other humans every waking moment you realize that the leftist only wants to outlaw certain types of discrimination of which they disapprove in their ongoing war against everything that is good and natural.
Discrimination is the key to success. That's why liberals and kikes hate it. If someone calls you discriminating it means you have high standards. Without standards how can you expect to create anything that isn't worthless?
Standards are incredibly important.
Discrimination isn't wrong, it means you have some kind of a standard. Not having standards to claim you don't discriminate leads to Skid Row, and San Francisco.
That’s fine for individuals, but bad for government.
It’s only bad in government when your gov is kiked. If our gov was ruled by our people then we could and very well should discriminate against kikes and nigs. Otherwise, we end up just giving outsiders opportunities to conquer us (see modern USA).
I think you'd have to define those things before I can agree with you. I agree that equality before the law for citizens is the only way to go. Without that, nobody trusts the system. As far as discrimination by individuals, well, I don't see that as an issue that belongs in the realm of politics.
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