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It was a medical-based and he was talking peripherally about type 2 diabetes. Its fascinating the amount of cognitive dissonance...he mentioned "minorities" several times while highlighting that some of (to use his words) the "privileged class" and their access to care vs. the "protected class," the minorities, and their lack of access, higher rates, worse social conditions, etc. Basically, minorities like blacks and Hispanics are at a disadvantage, while the privileged whites and other asians are so much better off.

So brown skinned retarded races suck and everyone else is good. But he had to dance around that by saying "immigrant class" or other code words ....ignoring the fact that he fits into every description of the "protected" class except he's not retarded....

For such a brilliant man, he was oblivious to (or otherwise conditioned to ignore) the fact that it's not a privilege thing, it's an IQ thing....

It was a medical-based and he was talking peripherally about type 2 diabetes. Its fascinating the amount of cognitive dissonance...he mentioned "minorities" several times while highlighting that some of (to use his words) the "privileged class" and their access to care vs. the "protected class," the minorities, and their lack of access, higher rates, worse social conditions, etc. Basically, minorities like blacks and Hispanics are at a disadvantage, while the privileged whites and other asians are so much better off. So brown skinned retarded races suck and everyone else is good. But he had to dance around that by saying "immigrant class" or other code words ....ignoring the fact that he fits into every description of the "protected" class except he's not retarded.... For such a brilliant man, he was oblivious to (or otherwise conditioned to ignore) the fact that it's not a privilege thing, it's an IQ thing....

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It is just silly to even break it down by racial status to begin with, when it breaks down much more neatly by economic class. There are definitely racial disparities, but my understanding is that they almost completely disappear when adjusted for economic background.

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It's painful to watch how they dance around it. But really...it's more than socioeconomic. That's a much better predictor than strictly race, but for anyone wanting to make meaningful change, one has to look at the reality of the situation.

Part of the talk was centered around environmental factors being a predictor of diabetes - people in unstable homes, etc. While a great observation, it almost seemed as though he was looking at the symptoms of a person's situation rather than the cause. If a bunch of lazy, glutonous spics with no impulse control live in a shitty neighborhood in tiny shanties, they're more likely to get diabetes. Sure - they're more likely to get diabetes.... but we could've skipped all that and gotten to the fact that lazy glutonous spics are more likely to get diabetes... nothing to do with access to care or the number of social workers coaching them on lifestyle choices will change that.

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Part of the talk was centered around environmental factors being a predictor of diabetes - people in unstable homes, etc.

I live in a neighborhood in South Philly that is adjacent to Hispanic, Asian, and Black communities, all of which slowly began to filter in over the past 20 years.

The Niglettes are fat.

The Hispanics are fat.

The Little Asians always look skinny, and like they have been beaten sufficiently to study and understand English so they can take orders behind the plexi-glass wall of their parents corner Chinese restaurant.

Little Chinks just study and take orders and play Violin.

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It's just systemic racism, Theo. Chinkies have never been racisimed against, so they don't have the systemic racism today.

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Sickle cell enters the chat.

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We talking about Diabetes, not Sickle Cell or Cystic Fibrosis.

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You keep missing the nigger jokes.

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lol...