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An exercise in Intersectional logic™:
1 Races bear collective ancestral guilt for past evils [Intersectional premise]
2 The oppressor cannot be the oppressed [Intersectional premise]
An exercise in Intersectional logic™:
1 Races bear collective ancestral guilt for past evils [Intersectional premise]
2 The oppressor cannot be the oppressed [Intersectional premise]
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3 Black sub-Saharan Africans began the practice of black African slavery and introduced it to white Europeans [historical fact]
4 ∴ black Africans and descendants are the oppressors [3, 1]
5 ∴ black Africans and descendants are not and have never been oppressed [2]
3 Black sub-Saharan Africans began the practice of black African slavery and introduced it to white Europeans [historical fact]
4 ∴ black Africans and descendants are the oppressors [3, 1]
5 ∴ black Africans and descendants are not and have never been oppressed [2]
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6 ∴ white Europeans or their descendants have never oppressed black Africans or their descendants [5]
7 ∴ black Africans and their descendants should cease accusing white Europeans and their descendants of oppressing them, since that is impossible, and pay them reparations
6 ∴ white Europeans or their descendants have never oppressed black Africans or their descendants [5]
7 ∴ black Africans and their descendants should cease accusing white Europeans and their descendants of oppressing them, since that is impossible, and pay them reparations
How's that? Intersectional enough?
