This upload contains interesting material covering the views of the controversial Black Leader
in the South by the name of Malcolm X - who fought for equal rights for blacks it seems
without concern for the effect his demands had on the whites they were directed at. For example
he would say things like "if the white man wont cut out and leave you that job, there's gonna be trouble"
(clip included)
Of course no one would consider him a "racist" for his deeply held religious and racial views
as they were views everyone thought natural enough for a man of his background to want
to hold, in advancing the welfare of his own race at the time and since.
In recent history, A couple of recently elected members of the European Parliament ostensibly
elected to represent the UK on EU matters, spent much effort instead on lobbying for funds
to be sent to the country in which they were born and had family roots and connections, in
India as was the case in this instance. No one would consider them "racists" for acting in a way
they felt had integrity to their own situation, in fighting for their own sense of kin at a fundamental
level equally.
In light of such depictions of folks acting from racial identification and sense of loyalty, I thought
to suggest that it isn't racism we should be concerned with (everyone seems to have a sense
of belonging to their own it would seem and only naturally so perhaps after all), but rather
bigotry - the use of rules to favour one race over another in the absence of merit in the particular
instance, with only bias being the determining factor. I shared this view in recent weeks with Press
officials and with thousands of parliamentarians in Europe and all western countries involved.
So at the end of it all, it is unfairness in objective sense we should be opposed to, rather than
one sticking up for their sense of belonging in any situation where merit is established objectively
speaking in this regard
Thanks for seeding
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo documentaries uploads section www.moviesbyrizzo.info)
