If she is apologizing for events and actions that are not hers,
AS I ALREADY SAID,
Then, yes very much so.
Do you have something to say about that? Or would you like to go over something I've already addressed again?
We could do the exact same point again. and again. And you could always pretend to have forgotten that we already discussed it.
FUN!
Yes you "addressed" it, and it was an epic fail on your part.
Your head is so far up your ass, you could be your own proctologist.
It was an epic fail when I said that by apologizing for actions she did not do that she supports the concept of collective guilt?
Funny you didn't spell out what my epic "Fail" was.
If you really thought my statement was such a fail, repeating it would have really proved it, would it not.
Yet, you just referred to it, quite vaguely and without details.
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I dont need to repeat the obvious for your benefit.
The last time that I checked "Individually" does not mean "collective". Maybe in your world it does.
The woman mention incidents in her apology that she had nothing to do with personally.
That's supporting the idea of collective guilt.
Her apology was individual, the actions of the jerkoffs who were actually a part of the incidents were at fault. So how does thos affect you?
Answer. It does not, dumbass.
She is apologizing for the actions of others, based on what?
They family? They close friends? They members of same rock band?
Nope. Based on skin color.
Which implies collective guilt based on skin color.
As someone who shares that skin color, I want to be on record as rejecting the concept that I have anything to do with any such actions, and that I own no one an apology for them.
Or, as I put it before,
FUCK THAT SHIT.