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Harshvardhan
Harshvardhan
4 years ago

It was a good podcast apart from the Internet issue in the beginning.

Harshvardhan
Harshvardhan
4 years ago
Reply to  AnAn

Yeah i have seen the photo.
Now from now I think they should bow down every time a “Black” person gets killed in the states.

Milan Todorovic
Milan Todorovic
4 years ago
Reply to  AnAn

We need more of your comments (especially since Xerxie is busy with his waffles) and your guidance for a bunch of BP rookies who still don’t know what the BP is.

Jatt_Scythian
Jatt_Scythian
4 years ago
Reply to  AnAn

It really is a cult.

When does Britain pay reparations to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka? Or are reparations only for special chosen minorities who deserve to have people bow to them?

Brown
Brown
4 years ago

who decides the race of child in an inter race marriage? is it the the father as in obama, kamala harris or the mother as in trevor noah?

Jatt_Scythian
Jatt_Scythian
4 years ago
Reply to  Brown

Usually individuals with one black parent identify as black regardless of the gender of that parent.

VijayVan
VijayVan
4 years ago
Reply to  Jatt_Scythian

It is reverse passing. Till 1960s, many, not all , blacks would like to be considered white if their skin colour would allow it. Now the other way. May be lot of immigrants would also not mind ‘passing’ as blacks as it can be advantageous socially

Hoju
Hoju
4 years ago
Reply to  Brown

“who decides the race of child in an inter race marriage? is it the the father as in obama, kamala harris or the mother as in trevor noah?”

Whatever is convenient. Kamala identifies as black instead of Indian because it will give her more woke credibility and there’s a bigger black vote bank. Her track record shows that she takes delight in sending black people to jail, so it’s not out of some genuine solidarity.

Dravidarya
Dravidarya
4 years ago

Now they want to disband the police force?
We have a saying in Telugu, I will translate it
“It’s like you blaming the mirror when you have a fugly face!”

Jatt_Scythian
Jatt_Scythian
4 years ago
Reply to  Dravidarya

That’s pretty funny.

There are people who definitely want to disband the police. But most are just virtue signaling (including the LA politician who has a private police detail but supports disbanding the police). Most of them believe they will disband the city police, win brownie points and just shift the burdening of policing to the county sheriff’s offices. Unfortunately for them some of the suburban counties will likely refuse the request for assistance. I think one Minnesota country said as much.

Dravidarya
Dravidarya
4 years ago

brownback vs king: Law enforcement officers should not be above the law

https://ij.org/case/brownback-v-king/

People in general irrespective of race have been brutalized by the law enforcement. Though blacks have been more on the receiving end. Did anybody come across any studies about police brutality that controls for income and locality between whites and blacks? I gotta also agree that the thugs in USA are FAR MORE dangerous than what we come across in India. In past 3-4 years about 3-4 students from Telugu states were either shot dead or injured by thugs who were all blacks. My mom’s colleague’s son was shot in the head lucky for him he escaped with some injuries to the eye socket.

Jatt_Scythian
Jatt_Scythian
4 years ago

How would controlling for income account for it? Shouldn’t you normalize by number of police interactions?

Also I’m not sure its an income thing. I think there was research showing poor Hispanic, White and Asian neighborhoods don’t have as much crime as poor black neighborhoods.

As for the last part of your comment -WTF? Even the Old world and India isn’t safe from this form of “diversity” and “cultural enrichment” I guess. Wonder how long before woke desis start campaigning for special privileges for African students and Siddis in India.

Saurav
Saurav
4 years ago

This whole “abolish the police” reminds me of the recent “abolish the EVM” movement in India, of course by liberals.

The ironic part is it will affect disproportionately the very same people its trying to help. So yeah i guess go ahead and abolish it, the people in power would very much like it, just like (In India) the powerful would rather like paper ballots than EVMs

Jatt_Scythian
Jatt_Scythian
4 years ago
Reply to  Saurav

It already happened in Baltimore (police stopped doing their job). Chicago just had one of its bloodiest days in history. Business are going to leave Minneapolis and other cities including grocery stores, pharmacies, banks etc The way its going white people will likely vote together like a minority at some point.

Saurav
Saurav
4 years ago

Anan, where have u been bro ? Was missing u

Siddharth
Siddharth
4 years ago

The attacks on the coppers in London were quite shocking. Whatever justification there may be for heavily armed attacking cops in riot gear in the US (I don’t care enough to take a side either way), the attacks in London were uncalled for and even your average politically reticent Brits have started to speak up. I hope the madness imported from the US doesn’t take root in other parts of the world.

It’ll also be interesting if the pushback against the statues and symbols of slavery extend to non-Anglo slave owning cultures in the past like the Ottomans, Arabs, Tatars, Portuguese and Spanish, etc. Is the Anglo world unique in it’s self-flagellation? Or is it just not reported because of the English bias in reporting?

Hoju
Hoju
4 years ago
Reply to  Siddharth

“It’ll also be interesting if the pushback against the statues and symbols of slavery extend to non-Anglo slave owning cultures in the past like the Ottomans, Arabs, Tatars,”

Of course not. The Muslim world is the Left’s darling and they would not dare criticize anything. In fact, Western liberals and scholars, e.g., Audrey Truschke, devote considerable resources to glorifying Islamic looters, slavers, mass rapists, etc. On top of that, there is no material / sizable segment in Arab countries, Turkey, etc., that engage in self-reflection of this kind. They have been pretending to be victims for so long that such thoughts simply do not arise.

Siddharth
Siddharth
4 years ago
Reply to  Hoju

” The Muslim world is the Left’s darling and they would not dare criticize anything. In fact, Western liberals and scholars, e.g., Audrey Truschke, devote considerable resources to glorifying Islamic looters, slavers, mass rapists, etc.”

I think that they may be over-compensating for the guilt of US attacks on the middle east post 9/11. But this alliance is an uneasy one, I don’t think it’s sustainable. And the Hindu RW gets all worked up over Truschke for no reason, they’re only giving her publicity. Everyone has a right to their views and scholarship in the open marketplace of ideas and the fact that she isn’t brown or Indian shouldn’t be a reason to attack her, as many are doing.

“On top of that, there is no material / sizable segment in Arab countries, Turkey, etc., that engage in self-reflection of this kind”

Turkey does have a secular, globalist section of society, albeit one that is restricted to Istanbul. Folks like Orhan Pamuk for example, who even admitted to Turkish complicity in the Armenian genocide. But post Erdogan their space is shrinking. I’ve met many Turks in Europe who detest Erdogan, but they are basically exiles, they have no political space in Turkey anymore.

The biggest take-away from all of the rioting, looting, toppling of statues, setting up of ‘free zones’ in the US, etc. in the US is that (finally!) the era of US claims of moral standing on the world stage are over. Even Iran and China are openly lol’ing at them. The fall began once Trump took office, but these events have only pushed them ever closer to banana republic / failed state territory.

Saurav
Saurav
4 years ago
Reply to  Siddharth

Yeah we have given Truschke so much mileage, she has genuinely started feeling that she matters.

Jatt_Scythian
Jatt_Scythian
4 years ago

I wonder if academia will be more sympathetic to EgyptSearch type views given what’s happening.

https://anthrogenica.com/showthread.php?19817-Why-is-it-that-the-oldest-DNA-we-have-from-Egypt-and-Carthage-is-European

Unfortunately for them Davidski said there’s a paper on Egypt with samples from the Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom and the transition period showing single digits of SSA ancestry in all three period.

Ugra
Ugra
4 years ago

Its quite rewarding to analyse the failure of the “social contract” in America to accomodate phenotypic differences. By this I do not mean either equality before law or equal rights to vote or any other jurispudence related metrics. They all exist in book and on the statute.

What I mean is Glaucon’s understanding of justice, as it is fit and as is found in nature. “….the state that emerges when the pain of injustice balances the benefit accruing to those inflicting it”. This can only happen when two or more groups occupy the same or adjacent branches of power. BLM essentially is trying to elevate the costs artificially to bring an equilibrium.

But what prevents the African American community from arriving at that natural state of justice? Is it economic (multi-generational deprivation)? Is it religious (adopting the religion of the slaver)? Is it the unmooring from core African ethos (cultural suicide)?

Brazil which has the largest African diaspora, even more than the US, has done a far better job of reaching that state of naturally enforced social contract. Does Catholicism have a better world view of that natural state of justice than Protestantism does? Many questions, no answers….

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