Technically that's true. But it is in itself a bold assumption that doing or thinking something makes you a representative or a full subscriber to that idea. It's meant as a stigma that is meant to haunt you like an invisible ghost.

In effect what you said can be rephrased as:

"I am not eligible for the stigma you'd arbitrarily attempt to put on me for expressing my opinion, but I have something to say that might give you the leverage to do it."

It's not our choice that varying genetics, races and cultures exist. They DO exist. We are all different, yet we all share attributes over these patterns. Pointing out such a pattern does not negate the fact that we are individuals and treat each other as individuals. But for the purpose of communication and operating in the real world, we have to resort to using such patterns as a means of necessary simplification. And intentional ignorance is not an acceptable alternative to plausible expectations.

Technically that's true. But it is in itself an bold assumption that doing or thinking something makes you a representative, or a full subscriber to that idea. It's meant as a stigma that is meant to haunt you like an invisible ghost.

In effect what you said can be rephrased as:

"I am not eligible for the stigma you'd arbitrarily attempt to put on me for expressing my opinion, but I have something to say that might give you the leverage to do it."

It's not our choice that varying genetics, races and cultures exist. They DO exist. We are all different, yet we all share attributes over these patterns. Pointing out such a pattern does not negate the fact that we are individuals and treat each other as individuals. But for the purpose of communication and operating in the real world, we have to resort to using such patterns as a means of necessary simplification. And intentional ignorance is not an acceptable alternative to plausible expectations.