Jim Crowe laws were there up until 1965, two decades after the war. If there really was such an over-sensitization, this wouldn’t be the case. Clearly, they weren’t sensitized enough. You’d have a hard time linking this to WWII.
What are the examples you can give of such excessive tolerances and aversion to distinguish groups of people based on factual differences without resorting to generalizing, and instead judging each individual separately? In my opinion, it’s very hard to be over tolerant. It’s clear as day that George Zimmerman wouldn’t have shot that kid dead if he was white. Even if it is true that black men have a predisposition to violence, that doesn’t mean the kid deserved the bias against him.
I think it is this thought that drives the anti-discrimination political movement. It’s the idea that people are more than members of their races. More than the WWII, it’s just how the rise of individuality in the Western world would go forward. This also explains why Russia is still rampantly discriminating against all sorts of people, be it women, or gays, or minorities. They were involved in the WWII too, but clearly it hasn’t caused any over-sensitization.
Other than that, there’s the more obvious fact that among the people who are against Affirmative Action, Immigration, Disparate Impact Doctrine etc. are people like Pat Buchanan, who clearly doesn’t have the best interests of protected groups in his heart. So you can’t blame people for trying to be excessively tolerant so that they can counter the people who are excessively intolerant.
Jim Crowe laws were there up until 1965, two decades after the war. If there really was such an over-sensitization, this wouldn’t be the case. Clearly, they weren’t sensitized enough. You’d have a hard time linking this to WWII.
What are the examples you can give of such excessive tolerances and aversion to distinguish groups of people based on factual differences without resorting to generalizing, and instead judging each individual separately? In my opinion, it’s very hard to be over tolerant. It’s clear as day that George Zimmerman wouldn’t have shot that kid dead if he was white. Even if it is true that black men have a predisposition to violence, that doesn’t mean the kid deserved the bias against him.
I think it is this thought that drives the anti-discrimination political movement. It’s the idea that people are more than members of their races. More than the WWII, it’s just how the rise of individuality in the Western world would go forward. This also explains why Russia is still rampantly discriminating against all sorts of people, be it women, or gays, or minorities. They were involved in the WWII too, but clearly it hasn’t caused any over-sensitization.
Other than that, there’s the more obvious fact that among the people who are against Affirmative Action, Immigration, Disparate Impact Doctrine etc. are people like Pat Buchanan, who clearly doesn’t have the best interests of protected groups in his heart. So you can’t blame people for trying to be excessively tolerant so that they can counter the people who are excessively intolerant.