I asked you, your the trying one. I’m white, blue eyed, talk, German, was a paratrooper, etc. I’m telling you, all those traits would make me a Aryan Golden Boy, and in actuality, I could care less. My skin color didn’t contribute crap to my thinking, I didn’t pursue philosophy cause I’m white, I pursued it cause I saw fundamental problems in the world, race not being one of them.
Since then I’ve gotten Vitigilo, while working in a hospital. The pigment cells in my body are Keller off by immune T-8 cells. I can regrow it with a combination Vitamin B (all vitamin B varients) Zinc, and Copper.
Vitamin B, Zinc, and Copper is what makes race, whites have on average 3 copper cells per atom, blacks 5.
I am left in absolute confusion what the fuck skin color has to do with philosophy, to the point we gotta write about it daily. My brain chemistry didn’t fucking change at all upon losing my pigment, nor when I make it return. Has zero impact. Nothing at all. Skin color has no relation to thinking. Your human either fucking way.
How on earth, are you gonna convince me, who is pound for pound whiter and all American than you or any other of your race friends on this site, that race matters- I honestly could pass myself off as a Aryan poster child on looks alone, when I’ve seen what it is like to have no skin tone as well, and figured out how to modulate the shit.
I’m 100% positive it doesn’t effect diddly fucking shit. I am mostly if German descent, but also trace my ancestory back to the pilgrims, and to England, back to the Normans. I’m telling you, you have nothing on me, in absolutely no way are you superior by whatever race mathematics you have, and I am not convinced whatsoever that race has anything at all to do with philosophy. I would prefer a black philosopher over a white racist any day. Anyone can be a shitheaded ignorant racist, but not anyone can be a philosopher. White skin isn’t a requirement, it doesn’t help you out at all. The willingness to confront and pursue problems is, and any race fan to that. That’s our human birth right.