Rationalism is a product of white Europeans. That's not racism. That's an observation of fact. It's akin to saying Jazz and Blues music came from Black Americans
Rationalism is a product of white Europeans. That's not racism. That's an observation of fact. It's akin to saying Jazz and Blues music came from Black Americans
It's inherent to you that it's racist? While it's inherent to me as a fact. Sounds like a subjective disagreement. Even though you haven't refuted my point. David Hume, Rene Descartes, John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, Immanuel Kant, Baruch Spinoza we're all prominent rationalists and also guess what? They were all White
Rationality is inherent to logic and reason. What’s your objective? Mao was Chinese and Frederick Douglass was black. You’re oversubscribed on identity instead of the inherent value of the idea.
Frederick Douglass and Mao are post-Enlightenment thinkers. Idk how you're bringing them into the argument, when the context was rationalism which came to center stage during the Enlightenment period. Secondly, you don't know what I'm subscribed to. I only named facts
Rationalism is a product of white Europeans. That's not racism. That's an observation of fact. It's akin to saying Jazz and Blues music came from Black Americans
Disagree. It’s inherent in logic and reason, not invented like an art form.
That's not a disagreement. It's a point of inconvenience for your stance
It's inherent to you that it's racist? While it's inherent to me as a fact. Sounds like a subjective disagreement. Even though you haven't refuted my point. David Hume, Rene Descartes, John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, Immanuel Kant, Baruch Spinoza we're all prominent rationalists and also guess what? They were all White
Rationality is inherent to logic and reason. What’s your objective? Mao was Chinese and Frederick Douglass was black. You’re oversubscribed on identity instead of the inherent value of the idea.
Frederick Douglass and Mao are post-Enlightenment thinkers. Idk how you're bringing them into the argument, when the context was rationalism which came to center stage during the Enlightenment period. Secondly, you don't know what I'm subscribed to. I only named facts