Comfort Versus Justice

[Edward Williams]

Observed Phenomenon:

Non-white people hardly, if ever, make the distinction if what they are saying and/or doing helps them to be more comfortable under the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) or if what they are saying and/or doing helps to promote a SYSTEM of justice.

Hypothesis:

A non-white person can either seek comfort under the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) or the non-white person seeks to replace the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) with a SYSTEM of justice. The non-white person can't do both at the same time.

The only compensation for a SYSTEM of non-justice is a SYSTEM of justice.

Experiment:

(1) Are you a white person?

You have to ask question (1) if you do not want to be confused in the conversation.

(2) Are we talking about acquiring things to become more comfortable living within the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) or are we talking about replacing the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) with a SYSTEM of justice?

(3) How do you do that?

Recording Data:

Use whatever recording device you can such as pencil and paper, audio recorder, video recorder, memory, etc.

Materials Needed:

There may be several experiments you may want to include while using this experiment. I strongly suggest you include In Order To Do What?.

Expected Results:

(1) Non-white people will always talk about acquiring things to become more comfortable living within the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy).

(2) White people attempt to not answer the question at all.
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What is the reason YOU were born into a SYSTEM of INJUSTICE if not to replace it with a SYSTEM of JUSTICE?

[Josh]

[Edward Williams]

[Josh]

When I solve a problem for a nonwhite person.

Josh

[Edward Williams]