Double Duty Essay

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PREJUDICE DOESN’T EXIST IN THE sub-conscious, in the spirit. It appears to me that it is a construct of redoubtable yet somehow inter-acceptable attitudes which are disproportionately ratified via our mass ‘media-ocrities’, the woeful and careless ways we apportion our populace through commercialized and thus compromised (to the degree) media outlets, and which gather upon themselves a furthering of our seemingly innate capacity to dismiss all sensible conclusion to the contrary regarding the propensity of ‘the other’ to withstand disregard. Which is to say that some people have fully acquiesced to these notions of entitlement, the greater of these being the presumption of a superiority, to others, and to the earth, which indeed spikes …show more content…

And this apportionment to the oppressed has been noted as a ‘double duty’. The duty the oppressed has to himself, the defence, and the duty he has to his oppressor in that he must re-educate him for his own better prospects in that one is obliged to couch proposals, as an instance, in one’s affiliate’s best interest. And the oppressor is very cagey about lifting his heel from anyone’s neck, and sometimes for good good reason. So, at the same time, any-any discrepancy in the oppressed must be self-evaluated such as to infinitely dispose the oppressor to the cause. In the case of my lass, for no professor is long if not desired by a woman, nor her dear dear reserve, I talked her round. The fact that the countervailing dynamic of our relationship remained unspoken shifted everyone’s drift, which means that I knew more of what she thought she knew than she did, and she never got the chance to

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