2 Regarding Michelle Obama, she has brought up the concept of systemic racism on multiple occasions. A view, might I add, is seen as a made-up theory. To summarize, systemic racism goes somewhat like this: 'Look at how this non-white demographic is doing negatively in society in contrast to whites. We don't have evidence for why this is so, so we assume it's systemic racism.' It's as anti-academic as it gets, and ironically, it is racist in itself, sequentially for its reasoning of accusing whites of something without the aforementioned evidence. Sequentially, this makes her an anti-white bigot. [4]
3 Referring to LGBTQ as 'destructive lifestyles' is a perspective from a Christian standpoint. We consider that entire umbrella group incompatible with our spiritual and traditional worldview. Thus, it sits in the contemporary context realm in parallel to us. And I'm more than willing to recycle and expand outward from that argument, from that theorem if one would like, just request. Unless you think the LGBTQ should be differentiated from the rest of the contemporary contextual non-spirituals. Supplementally, I'll even throw in a tidbit: multi-diverse ethos in a singular society has an atomizing effect on society. [5]
4 Ah, yes, the Internet of Things, its acronym being IoT. I'm assuming you're not familiar with the terminology there. It's as technocratic as it gets, to be honest. Not sure what else to add, so I'll drop a research paper regarding its topic to showcase your ignorance.
IoT and AI for Smart Government: A Research Agenda
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Economic migrants' crime effects [1]
Foreign-born rapists in Sweden [2]
Refugees overwhelming safety nets [3]
Michelle Obama [4]
The Downside of Diversity[5]
Bracing for counter arguments of triggered, incoherent drivel, screams, and ad hominems.
