Is nationality a social construct?
Is nationality a social construct?
David Lopez
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Brandon Russell
Yeah
Michael Peterson
Maybe
Isaac Perry
No
Michael Johnson
It depends
Camden Young
Do you eat da poo poo?
Robert King
Yeah basically everything is and that's ok.
Money is a social construct but its the basis of all prosperity
Christopher Campbell
yes because even though im technically america I love china more
Josiah Cooper
obviously, how is that even a question
Evan Perez
Yes, it's not as if nation states have always existed, they were intentionally constructed at some point. I suppose tribalism could be somehow innate to humans, no clue though. Nations are inherently artificial but it doesn't make nationalism/patriotism insincere
Robert Ross
Yes
Jeremiah Cook
Define "nationality", and we might give you a respectable answer
Eli Walker
I wouldnt have made the thread if I thought you cunts would all agree with me.
Alright here is one- is race a social construct?
Jaxon Gray
>it doesn't make nationalism/patriotism insincere
Yeah.
Eli Torres
yes
Jaxson Stewart
Yeah to that too. Lobotomies are a rarely done if at all but that doesn't negate the many people who got it against their will or people getting one when they clearly should not.
Elijah Moore
Yes.
Yes.
Andrew Robinson
Yes.
Jaxson Turner
What about genders?
Cooper Torres
Name one thing that isn't a social construct
Chase Fisher
It's a political construct.
Gabriel Ward
it's a spook
Andrew Walker
Gravity?
Gabriel Brown
No, nationality is inherently biological, the French Revolution was solely based on genes and dna.
Luis Lopez
Physics
Luke Foster
ur moms pussy lmao
Dominic Sanchez
spoons
Thomas Edwards
It's a spook for sure
Samuel Murphy
Sure
lol leave already
Luis Fisher
2bh, most things are social constructs
Colton Campbell
gender?
Logan Scott
Of course, that doesn't make it a bad thing though, and that doesn't mean it should be deconstructed.
Luke Smith
Sciences and our understanding of physics indeed are social constructs by definition. And it doesn't even matter whether or not the sciences give us a perfect understanding of the universum or just one that works adequately well. There's also a lot of variation in how some different groups perceive sciences.
Austin Jenkins
I come from an area with very small villages (some have less than 2,000 inhabitants) and if someone moves from one village to a neighboring village some people unironically treat them like immigrants because they apparently don't share the same cultural identity despite only living 2 kilometers apart.
It's like gender dysmorphia but every old fart has it.