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Further Discussions => General Discussion => Topic started by: tonymillions84 on January 16, 2021, 10:21:37 PM
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i seriously doubt if this can be possible. everyday. minorities all over the world suffered as a result of poverty and hunger. then some people that thinks they are exposed feel they have every right and position to insult or melt out abusive words in their own terms to other people. one thing i know about crypto is that it does not differentiate or discriminate. you can own it from any part of the world. it belongs to the poor and the rich. it is an avenue for anyone to learn and earn.
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Racism is one of the big challenges you often comes across in every part of the world.
It will be very hard to eradicate such problems even if they apply rules for been charged. This charges are in US and they never even stop there.
The last one that happened was during Black Lives matter. Perhaps, with new presidency, there may likely changes
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im sorry but i tried to find a relation between cryptocurrency and racism but i didnt find it, maybe you mean centralized and decentralized that the governments are applying to their people and the cryptocurrency can give you the power and the freedom to get out from this zone?
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Your topic about racism on cryptocurrency. Though Racism has been in existence for a very long time. Racism is not a new phenomenon. The very founding of the United States happened on the backs of enslaved Africans, brought to this stolen-land to build the wealth of white land-owners. So I has been for generation,this topic is too deep to go into.
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Racism is a big time issue in the world, not only on cryptocurrency but also in the physical, and that is why so many blacks do not fix their real pictures on the social media, "telegram especially".yet cryptocurrency is created to bless all nations however.
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the best question is ? how to stop racism to each one of us .. we are racist in different ways . the way that we didnt consider its racist or a bad thing . becoz each one of us is way of different beliefs
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I don't think racism will ever go away. It is natural for a person to destroy his own kind not for the sake of food and his home. Moreover, if someone has a different skin color, he begins to ridicule and humiliate the other. How long have black people in the United States been outcasts and depressed?
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im sorry but i tried to find a relation between cryptocurrency and racism but i didnt find it, maybe you mean centralized and decentralized that the governments are applying to their people and the cryptocurrency can give you the power and the freedom to get out from this zone?
it looks like what my friend said is something real and I myself have never listened to and got the information that leads to it.
but is it also possible that crypto can be mixed up with forms of racism that may even be organized, if its use is clear we cannot avoid it because no one can control crypto. but is there anyone who can be certain to prove it.
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Answering the question 'can we ever kick out racism in our world?' i would say as long as there still exist differences in color, region, religion and level of income, racism is bound to exist im order to clearly spell out these difference.
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Answering the question 'can we ever kick out racism in our world?' i would say as long as there still exist differences in color, region, religion and level of income, racism is bound to exist im order to clearly spell out these difference.
Not correct. It depends on individuals. If the governments also allow it then bye bye. But...
In my opinion, education is the main reason for such ignorance and behavior. Many parents cannot help but lead their children on the wrong path because they have no education. An educated person will seldom have anything against people of different colors, unless he is smarter than him. Of course there are also people who live in their own worlds, who don't even know poverty. And in the higher spheres it comes with the politicians to lobbying and that's where everything ends.
There will be something like that in my mind, but not for the next 100 years.
How long did it take the Americans after the 14th Amendment? 160 years! And still problems.
Everyone is responsible for ensuring that we are all the same and that we stay the same.
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Answering the question 'can we ever kick out racism in our world?' i would say as long as there still exist differences in color, region, religion and level of income, racism is bound to exist im order to clearly spell out these difference.
Not correct. It depends on individuals. If the governments also allow it then bye bye. But...
In my opinion, education is the main reason for such ignorance and behavior. Many parents cannot help but lead their children on the wrong path because they have no education. An educated person will seldom have anything against people of different colors, unless he is smarter than him. Of course there are also people who live in their own worlds, who don't even know poverty. And in the higher spheres it comes with the politicians to lobbying and that's where everything ends.
There will be something like that in my mind, but not for the next 100 years.
How long did it take the Americans after the 14th Amendment? 160 years! And still problems.
Everyone is responsible for ensuring that we are all the same and that we stay the same.
Yes, you are right, a child's education and upbringing determines their social position. I have seen many times Muslim parents saying that Christians are bad and vice versa. And it is fixed in a child's mind that someone of a different race or religion is worse than him and he should be seen as a second class citizen. Personally, I don't care who is Chinese, Russian, German, Ukrainian or African - we are all human and we are all the same inside (in general). The same heart, the same blood and all internal organs, and the fact that we are different on the outside depends not on us, but on God. If I am wrong correct me.
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Things like racism, I put them into a similar category to religious conflict. Both are these things, that are completely unnecessary, to reasonable people. If people become more reasonable, you'll see a change. I'm not sure if it boils down to upbringing / education, when you are a grown-up, you should be mature enough to realise what "isn't nice". If you stopped, and thought with a conscious mind for 5 minutes, anyone can realise "the reasonable", it's a willingness...a combination of being reasonable, and simply being "nicer"...both attainable values (my 2 cents)
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Answering the question 'can we ever kick out racism in our world?' i would say as long as there still exist differences in color, region, religion and level of income, racism is bound to exist im order to clearly spell out these difference.
Not correct. It depends on individuals. If the governments also allow it then bye bye. But...
In my opinion, education is the main reason for such ignorance and behavior. Many parents cannot help but lead their children on the wrong path because they have no education. An educated person will seldom have anything against people of different colors, unless he is smarter than him. Of course there are also people who live in their own worlds, who don't even know poverty. And in the higher spheres it comes with the politicians to lobbying and that's where everything ends.
There will be something like that in my mind, but not for the next 100 years.
How long did it take the Americans after the 14th Amendment? 160 years! And still problems.
Everyone is responsible for ensuring that we are all the same and that we stay the same.
Yes, you are right, a child's education and upbringing determines their social position. I have seen many times Muslim parents saying that Christians are bad and vice versa. And it is fixed in a child's mind that someone of a different race or religion is worse than him and he should be seen as a second class citizen. Personally, I don't care who is Chinese, Russian, German, Ukrainian or African - we are all human and we are all the same inside (in general). The same heart, the same blood and all internal organs, and the fact that we are different on the outside depends not on us, but on God. If I am wrong correct me.
You have both spoken well and you made a lot of sense. But then again, how long do you think it may take for education to become deeply penetrated in every part of the world? Now even if everyone eventually got educated, will that make everyone have the same faith, knowledge, understanding, level of income and ...? Personally, i believe that irrespective of color, region, culture, believe or ..., it takes only a devine soul to understand that we are all the same.
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Answering the question 'can we ever kick out racism in our world?' i would say as long as there still exist differences in color, region, religion and level of income, racism is bound to exist im order to clearly spell out these difference.
Not correct. It depends on individuals. If the governments also allow it then bye bye. But...
In my opinion, education is the main reason for such ignorance and behavior. Many parents cannot help but lead their children on the wrong path because they have no education. An educated person will seldom have anything against people of different colors, unless he is smarter than him. Of course there are also people who live in their own worlds, who don't even know poverty. And in the higher spheres it comes with the politicians to lobbying and that's where everything ends.
There will be something like that in my mind, but not for the next 100 years.
How long did it take the Americans after the 14th Amendment? 160 years! And still problems.
Everyone is responsible for ensuring that we are all the same and that we stay the same.
Yes, you are right, a child's education and upbringing determines their social position. I have seen many times Muslim parents saying that Christians are bad and vice versa. And it is fixed in a child's mind that someone of a different race or religion is worse than him and he should be seen as a second class citizen. Personally, I don't care who is Chinese, Russian, German, Ukrainian or African - we are all human and we are all the same inside (in general). The same heart, the same blood and all internal organs, and the fact that we are different on the outside depends not on us, but on God. If I am wrong correct me.
You have both spoken well and you made a lot of sense. But then again, how long do you think it may take for education to become deeply penetrated in every part of the world? Now even if everyone eventually got educated, will that make everyone have the same faith, knowledge, understanding, level of income and ...? Personally, i believe that irrespective of color, region, culture, believe or ..., it takes only a devine soul to understand that we are all the same.
as human history shows. Humans all along the path of intelligent existence have killed their own kind not only for possession of territory or wealth, but also for racial reasons. and as the criminal and punisher Goebbels said (he was no fool) - "Give me the media and I will make a herd of pigs out of any people.
We are sentient beings, and many racists take advantage of that. And the media is basically a huge enemy, we are often lied to about other countries, and we think we are. and deep down we start to believe and get angry. And it doesn't get eradicated.
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I find it hard to see the connection to cryptos too - while cryptos don't discriminate, they are currently not available to everyone in the world, unfortunately.
Apart from this, I agree. It seems like it's human nature to be biased and pick on people who are different in any apparent way. It's sad, but all we can do is manage our own actions.
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Racial discrimination is one thing that might have its hard time to end. If it can be fought from the beginning, then it can be drastically reduced and stopped, but that is impossible with man. Information is being passed from one generation to the other, and what a parent tells to the children is what the children with reason grows with, and cannot be washed out. Racial discrimination in crypto :-\ is somewhat not related expect 💡 from the point of view of the decentralized and centralized nature in crypto currencies ;D
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I don't think we can ever git rid of racism. That said, I did little good deed. I contacted several universities and found one that would help me get in touch with a couple of black female students in engineering degrees. I sent each one a $300 check and plan to so so again next semester.
That was more difficult than it seems because a) they cannot discriminate and b) student privacy. But I persevered and was successful. I am wondering if a go-fund-me for this might be successful.
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I try to be optimistic, but sometimes I despair. People will always find some reason to be prejudiced, it seems like it's part of human nature sometimes.
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I do not think that we can kick out racism from this world. Because you can see racism in every man. If you buy a car then your friend show racism that why he has a car why I do not have this car. There are many types of racism like comparing black or white. Rich or Poor.
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Actually the opportunity to advance and be successful belongs to anyone. Both the Rich and the Poor. It's just a matter of how determined they are to change their own lives. But speaking harshly and insulting those who are in trouble, no one justifies
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i seriously doubt if this can be possible. everyday. minorities all over the world suffered as a result of poverty and hunger. then some people that thinks they are exposed feel they have every right and position to insult or melt out abusive words in their own terms to other people. one thing i know about crypto is that it does not differentiate or discriminate. you can own it from any part of the world. it belongs to the poor and the rich. it is an avenue for anyone to learn and earn.
Racism is accepted or not is the basic human nature of difference.
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This is something every good person wish for but as we created in different skins and colours, we also have different mindset too. But still a positive environment sure bring collectivism and sure kill racist environment.
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I wish that someday in the future every human being treats everyone else like they want to be treated too. Like we shouldn’t have so many prejudices and we shouldn’t act in stereotypes. It is one thing to have a certain culture and to keep those stories and rituals alive – that is a good thing to do so, but it is negative to treat people without knowing them just because they belong to a different culture. I sometimes catch myself acting more careful around some people from certain cultures than I would do so with other cultures, but I always try to give everyone the same chance to show me how they really are. In my little bubble of people nearly everyone acts like this, I hardly ever see someone being discriminated just because of their race (in my circle of friends and family). And I truly hope that this is the direction we are all facing in future.
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I think to lessen bigotry we have to be concerted in our effort to teach empathy to children to all those who are different than them.
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We cant ever kick out racism but the country leaders can create regulation or atmosphere that prevent it from thriving.
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I think education is vital, starting from school at least, if the family unit cannot be relied on to provide it.
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I agree. education is where tolerance is founded, because if you don't know about racism in times past and present, how can you be aware of and act against it? That goes for kids in school but also grown-ups, who missed out on general knowledge and might be caught in their bubble.
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Racism is just another problem which is outside of the government's power to solve, which gives them every incentive to spend countless amounts of money trying to solve it anyway. Want to end racism? End it in yourself. That's the extent of your power.