RE: Neutrality is Assent to the Oppressor
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Your focus and mine are clearly different.
I disagree. Our focus is not exclusive from one another.
Apartheid takes up a third of your post and Desmond Tutu was a part of South African society.
You final subject conclusion is to relate it to bullying.
As you have made the relation yourself I see no distinction between apartheid in any situation - past or modern - and bullying in a social setting.
You could have used any other apartheid situation and any other leader's quote from 'that' situation.
The designation of where it happened is irrelevant.
I am not sure how you see a difference.
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If you can't see the link between bullying and apartheid, this discussion just became a total waste of time and energy. You maybe should have made that clearer sooner and saved us both a lot of time.
As you read in the post, the quote came to me, I didn't seek it out. I did choose to work with it.
So, once again, you want to talk about social apartheid have at it on your own post. This discussion just ended.
Excuse me - we have another disagreement caused by language.
This means... I see no separation between apartheid in any situation and bullying in a social setting.