@lilugli_ @stefonrogers @philipcurryo @itsfaithQ @funeralthirst7@michaelharriot If the chart correlates the data by MCAT, GPA, and race, it likely means the people in reference are people who were medical school prospects.
i.e. the set of people being surveyed wouldn’t be the entire black or white population, but the population accepted.
Most likely
@kukla_reaper@Ash67147626@CatilinaSergius @crim_tweets_ —:suppression of freedom of expression (of emotion etc), and dehumanizing those who are different. Yes, people should be sad when presented with the Holocaust and it’s tragedies, but making those who aren’t out to be less than human is reprehensible behaviour.
@kukla_reaper@Ash67147626@CatilinaSergius @crim_tweets_ Not all people possess the breadth of emotion you are fortunate to have. Sure, we need to recognize that the Holocaust was a singularly terrible event that should never be repeated, but that involves understanding it’s roots.
@kukla_reaper@Ash67147626@CatilinaSergius @crim_tweets_ I still don’t think demonizing people that don’t identify with others’ feelings is right, but to each their own.
@kukla_reaper@Ash67147626@CatilinaSergius @crim_tweets_ I’d say a fair amount of people are born and bred as relatively un-empathic. They are not Nazis. I’d say relegating their existence to Nazism is pretty callous, myself.