No, I disagree with that point of view. You see things as groups holding power and that distribution of power shifting. I think that&#x27;s a combative and counterproductive perspective.<p>Instead, I focus on fairness and equal treatment. Individuals - all of them - should be given respect and opportunity. That&#x27;s what really matters, and if we do that, then we can wipe out discrimination and intolerance.<p>Our points of view lead to some identical things we want - we both want to end any and all existing discrimination against underrepresented minorities. However, from there, there is divergence.<p>This is a <i>political</i> difference of opinion. It can&#x27;t easily go away. What I think is important is that people like you and people like me find ways to meet on common ground and work towards those shared goals. But to do so, we have to accept some political viewpoint differences.<p>Side note: I find comments like &quot;think about that for a second&quot; etc. from you as potentially condescending. As if you&#x27;re trying to play the role of a teacher, guiding me to some truth that you already grasp. I&#x27;m giving you the benefit of the doubt that you didn&#x27;t mean it that way.