Steve R.
Retired
- Local time
- Yesterday, 20:03
- Joined
- Jul 5, 2006
- Messages
- 5,313
Finished with Dan Carlin's podcast: "68-blitz-human-resources". Dan ends his narrative of the Atlantic slave-trade pondering an unfortunate sociological spin-off of slavery, which is racism. Dan contemplating if racism will ever fade-out.
Carlin's podcast carries the date of March 6, 2022. It was probably months in the making, putting it's origin near the beginning of the Biden administration. The reason for bringing this up, is that it is those on the "left" have become very proactive in keeping racism "alive". Unbelievably, racism is actually being kept alive (for political gain) by those who assert to oppose it. Racism has been weaponized by the "left". This "answers" Carlin's racism question.
According to those on the left we must now promote racism to end racism. Very Orwellian. Biden through several of this Executive Orders has actually made it official US government policy to use race based criteria for decision making. This is basically a nullification of equal opportunity laws established during the 1960s and a rejection of King's "I have a dream speech" which looked forward to an end of racism.
Getting back to the original debate question asked by this thread. Turns-out that Dan has an earlier (Feb. 2009) podcast: "Hardcore History 26 – (BLITZ) Addicted to Bondage". I have not listened to it yet. Fortunately, is is shorter at just over one (1) hour.
Carlin's podcast carries the date of March 6, 2022. It was probably months in the making, putting it's origin near the beginning of the Biden administration. The reason for bringing this up, is that it is those on the "left" have become very proactive in keeping racism "alive". Unbelievably, racism is actually being kept alive (for political gain) by those who assert to oppose it. Racism has been weaponized by the "left". This "answers" Carlin's racism question.
According to those on the left we must now promote racism to end racism. Very Orwellian. Biden through several of this Executive Orders has actually made it official US government policy to use race based criteria for decision making. This is basically a nullification of equal opportunity laws established during the 1960s and a rejection of King's "I have a dream speech" which looked forward to an end of racism.
Getting back to the original debate question asked by this thread. Turns-out that Dan has an earlier (Feb. 2009) podcast: "Hardcore History 26 – (BLITZ) Addicted to Bondage". I have not listened to it yet. Fortunately, is is shorter at just over one (1) hour.
"Is slavery a natural feature of human societies? Dan looks at this timeless, evil institution and wonders if we have made as much progress freeing ourselves from its influence as we think we have."