[nickcarraway]

I think that there is a prima facie that people will not be against there own group, or, at least, not support violence or other negative repercussions for their own group.

Fuzz - yes, people are individuals, but you find it odd that they wouldn't be assumed not to single out their own group?

For example, on FR there are people who call out "self-hating white people," who are white, but say all whites are racist, condemn white people that often say they are "anti-racist," and say that violence and other bad outcomes should happen to white people, because they are, by nature evil.

So Fuzz, you think it's wrong for suc people (White people who are activists against white people.) to be criticized, because "such pejoratives," negate their individuality?

[Fuzz]

I have no interest in getting into the minutiae of the topic arguing over every example of this crap.

All my life, having been raised in an evangelical family with an Assemblies of God preacher as a father, I’ve heard of certain ethnic groups being described as monolithic. It’s poison.