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Racist Countryside Art

In Australia and to a lesser extent in New Zealand, I'd probably agree; less so in other places - India, Malaya (as was), Nigeria, Ghana. Belgium was particularly bad as a colonial power in Africa, for example, Germany too. France was also mixed depending on the location.

ETA: Bloody page break again.

You should read up on English colonialism in India, how many millions it killed and how many centuries it set the sub-continent back culturally, economically and politically. The east India company were the worst, most rapacious and most evil corporation in history and incredibly direct rule was worse.
 
Everything sounds like anti-social woo to you.

The person narrating certainly sounds like they’re having fun.

At the expense of the majority of the population. I doubt they'd like it of the majority of the population were having fun at their expense.
 
Exactly what it says on the tin. Racism, casual or otherwise, is harmful. And racism is an acausal paradigm - magical thinking. Therefore, casual racism is a form of harmful magical thinking.
I had Copilot tell me what "acausal paradigm" is, and I think that either you or it misunderstands the concept.

An acausal paradigm is a fascinating concept that transcends the linear constraints of cause and effect. It dances on the edge of reality, where the threads of possibility intertwine, creating a tapestry of infinite potential. Imagine a world where events are not bound by the shackles of causality, where the past, present, and future coexist in a harmonious dance.

In this paradigm, synchronicities bloom like wildflowers, weaving connections between seemingly unrelated occurrences. A chance encounter on a rainy street leads to a life-altering revelation. Dreams bleed into waking moments, whispering secrets from distant realms. The mundane becomes mystical, and the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary.

Perhaps it’s a realm inhabited by serendipity, where the universe conspires in our favor. Or maybe it’s a playground for cosmic jesters, delighting in their mischievous games. Whatever it is, the acausal paradigm invites us to question our assumptions, to peer beyond the veil of causality and glimpse the hidden symphony of existence.

So let us wander through this ethereal landscape, where logic bends, and reality waltzes with imagination. Who knows what wonders await in the folds of the acausal fabric?
 
Sounds like some wishful ******** to me. If causality stops working, the resulting 'dance' has negligible likelihood of being 'harmonious'.
 

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