what's really behind this whole conversation is not  > black people aren't less than you xyz bla bla bla racism it's  > other animals aren't like us this must be understood as something that is not asking to be included, but it is something exclusionary. pic. people treat pic like it's a meme dunking on black people, but there you see the bullshit. - and i'm being sincere - no one says > wow! koko the gorilla is really smart! just like hooomans! they say > haha blacks are dumb or > noooo das raycis and that's tragic because what really should be taken from the image is that koko is a creature, like you and i - we're all just individual creatures > 'race is a social construct'. 'sex' is a social construct' yes! and species is a 'social construct' too! and koko was a creature with a depth of emotions, she had dreams and anxieties and fears, she communicated them, she could talk about the past and reminisce, she had a pet cat she loved, her friend michael the gorilla had his parents killed by poachers and he could sign language about it as a grown man and it made him visibly upset recounting the killing of his parents - he could sign language and talk about what he remembered of being a little kid and his mum and dad were killed and it was just like a hoooman recounting a traumatic experience. these people who talk about > race isn't real > we're all hoooomans it's a fucking cult and it's very exclusionary and they're doing is excluded other individuals who don't get to be recognised as 'human'. a lot of these cunts, who are so moral, will say this stuff then dive back down to stuffing their fat grotesque face with processed food of horse bumgut mcnuggetstm.
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