A video of a Howard University law professor speaking on anti-racism has surfaced, angering many who have seen it.
Quoting the work of radical ‘historian’ Ibram X. Kendi, the professor claims that not being actively ‘antiracist’ in today’s America is equivalent to being a non-Nazi living peacefully in Hitler’s Germany.
Watch here:
Twitter users shared their thoughts:
The problem with this analogy is we have to accept your definition of racism, what you consider to be systemic racism, and we also have to accept your plan of action in fighting racism. We hand over all control to you in order to be part of 'the solution'.
— Bailey the Cat (@Calamondins1) June 30, 2021
Great point here:
Right. And if you’re not a firefighter then you’re an arsonist. Makes perfect sense. 🙄
— Scott T. Hards (@hljboss) June 30, 2021
Ridiculous:
And these people try and say they’re not Marxists, when their words are indistinguishable from those of Maoist revolutionaries or Shining Path guerillas. If you don’t back a totalitarian revolution that’s not in your interest, you’re a Nazi. Makes sense.
— PinocCOINio (@Pinoccoinio) June 30, 2021
One Response
As the son of a card carrying
Nazi member of Hitler’s SS, I can only say that comparing racism in America to Naziism in 1930-40’s Germany is ridiculous. I don’t see any people being put in boxcars and shipped off to extermination camps. I don’t see businesses being shut down, or burned and looted because of the ethnicity of the owner (unless during a peaceful BLM protest). I don’t see anyone being forced out of their homes and losing all their worldly possessions then forced into horid living conditions such as what happened to the Jews in Warsaw and other locations. So stop with the Nazi comparisons, it only makes you look ignorant.