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A recent Rasmussen poll claims that almost half of blacks are not sure that it is okay to be white. Have to wonder then what percent of women are not sure that

A recent Rasmussen poll claims that almost half of blacks are not sure that it is okay to be white. Have to wonder then what percent of women are not sure that is okay to be male, and if this has anything to do with the current "state of our unions" as discussed in the article.

TheSpiceIsLife 4y ago
The key points at the top of the article state that sexual intimacy is at a 30-year low across genders. And then goes on to say that young men must re-prioritize and attune to the shift in priorities that women have already made. Well ok. That's pretty toxic. Young men can do whatever tf they want, generally speaking. If they want their genes to be passed on they'll find a mate. If they don't find a mate, their genes won't be passed on, thereby resolving the issue anyway.
mikhael28 4y ago
Stop blaming other people, or society, for your own shortcomings. Look in the mirror.
- hackrnusr 4y ago
  Hope you're also telling that to all of the folks who are demanding jobs be set aside for them under the ever-increasing number of DEI initiatives that are being rolled out.
Server6 4y ago
Stop, just stop. That Rasmussen poll is a loaded question framed to make black people appear unreasonable and work up a racist right wing base. It worked Scott Adams up so much he went on a racist tirade and got himself fired. "It's okay to be white" is a slogan historically used by alt-right trolls, the KKK, and miscellaneous Nazi groups. Obviously when polled about overtly racist slogans black people are going to tell Rasmussen to get bent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_okay_to_be_white https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_okay_to_be_white
- hackrnusr 4y ago
  Fair enough, but then Scott Adams should have also been given the benefit of the doubt since he is a comic by trade. Hence I don't agree with the firing, especially since it was the Dilbert Principle that helped me finally understand everything that I needed to know about how corporate America really works.
  - Server6 4y ago
    Scott Adams is jerk who no one wants to work with. I don't care if he's a plumber, a cartoonist, or a garbage man. Finding a job, and people who want to work with him is his problem.

TheSpiceIsLife 4y ago

The key points at the top of the article state that sexual intimacy is at a 30-year low across genders. And then goes on to say that young men must re-prioritize and attune to the shift in priorities that women have already made. Well ok. That's pretty toxic. Young men can do whatever tf they want, generally speaking. If they want their genes to be passed on they'll find a mate. If they don't find a mate, their genes won't be passed on, thereby resolving the issue anyway.

mikhael28 4y ago

Stop blaming other people, or society, for your own shortcomings. Look in the mirror.

hackrnusr 4y ago
Hope you're also telling that to all of the folks who are demanding jobs be set aside for them under the ever-increasing number of DEI initiatives that are being rolled out.

Server6 4y ago

Stop, just stop. That Rasmussen poll is a loaded question framed to make black people appear unreasonable and work up a racist right wing base. It worked Scott Adams up so much he went on a racist tirade and got himself fired. "It's okay to be white" is a slogan historically used by alt-right trolls, the KKK, and miscellaneous Nazi groups. Obviously when polled about overtly racist slogans black people are going to tell Rasmussen to get bent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_okay_to_be_white https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_okay_to_be_white

hackrnusr 4y ago
Fair enough, but then Scott Adams should have also been given the benefit of the doubt since he is a comic by trade. Hence I don't agree with the firing, especially since it was the Dilbert Principle that helped me finally understand everything that I needed to know about how corporate America really works.
- Server6 4y ago
  Scott Adams is jerk who no one wants to work with. I don't care if he's a plumber, a cartoonist, or a garbage man. Finding a job, and people who want to work with him is his problem.