• sharkfinsoup@lemmy.ml
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    6 days ago

    That is verifiably wrong. Daryl Davies is a black man who has convinced dozens of members of the KKK to renounce their beliefs and their robes. You absolutely can convince people that their beliefs are wrong.

    • carl_dungeon@lemmy.world
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      6 days ago

      Yeah you can, but it’s damn hard. I’m aware of Daryl and he’s done great things, it it’s a tiny fraction of 1%.

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      6 days ago

      If you have the time, the means, the resources and the will probably. Is it worth it? Most likely not.

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        5 days ago

        Your take is only disagreeable because of how unrealistic it is. Do you honestly think everyone else, or even better, society as a whole can implement such time-consuming and long-term methods?

        I’m not arguing against the worth or effectiveness of the method. It’s actually extremely impressive as a story, but is it feasible as your average way to deal with racists?

        Spoiler, no it’s not feasible