It was my mistake to suggest that the literal institutional racism of literal government institutions doesn't exist.
Also, this shit happens to whites too. Nobody seems to care though so the media doesn't care.
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Sorry wrong article...
this is the one I meant...
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archi...-now-official/
What's the point?
The UK doesnt charge white people with terrorism.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-30247980
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...anchester-bomb
Note the BBC article doesnt even tell us what he was actually charged with, in an effort to obscure the institutional racism at work here. The BBC is, of course, the closest thing we have to state controlled media. Only they pretend to be unbiased. Hilarious.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...ngham-24675040
Holy fuck they told us he got charged with murder instead of trying to keep it a secret.
Anyway, this is terrorism when the defendant is a Muslim.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...United_Kingdom
Not the best article seeing as it only goes to 2006 but take a look at the names and see if you notice a theme...
Anyway, terrorism is the perfect example of institutional racism in the world today. White people are not terrorists, they are murderers.
Yep.
Forgive me, I thought I was tasked with demonstrating that institutional racism exists. Have I failed?
Yes. You're showing something that is not racism but disparate outcomes based on arbitrary standards.
So most terrorists are Muslims. Charging more Muslims with terrorism does not signify racism of any sort. However, if you could find that the institutions standards for charging were different from different races, then yes you would have institutional racism. It would be racism by an institution. The weaksauce common usage of "institutional racism" on the internet is one where there isn't racism in the first place.
That isn't what he's talking about at all. The UK media (& I imagine the US is worse) really has confined the word terrorist to mean muslims. Other terrorist attacks carried out by christians or whoever else it may be don't get called terrorist attacks & the people committing them certainly aren't branded terrorists.
It doesn't fit the narrative. Although the trouble in Ireland has obviously died down a lot in my lifetime any events over there are never called terrorism in the news.
Sounds like bad reporting and racism.
This is what I'm talking about when I denigrate the idea of institutional racism:
It's a bullshit idea of racism existing without racism.Quote:
Institutional racism is the differential access to the goods, services, and opportunities of society. When the differential access becomes integral to institutions, it becomes common practice, making it difficult to rectify. Eventually, this racism dominates public bodies, private corporations, public and private universities, and is reinforced by the actions of conformists and newcomers. Another difficulty in reducing institutionalized racism is that there is no sole, true identifiable perpetrator. When racism is built into the institution, it emerges as the collective action of the population.
Yes, not that. I clarified earlier. People use "institutional racism" to mean two different things. One is literal racism by literal institutions. That's a real thing. The other is some froo froo make-believe "oh you'll see it if you look hard enough because everybody knows that disparity=racism" flim flam.
We just had a white dude kill a serving MP. He had links to a neo Nazi group. He was a far right extremist. He got charged with murder.
This is not rogue employees were talking of here. This is rogue policy.