This question can probably be interpreted a dozen different ways, so you’ll likely get answers to questions you hadn’t intended
People going to the beach generally use sunscreen. People hunting game generally wear camouflage. People in bed are generally resting.
yes. but to so as not cause miscommunication problems, maybe keep it to close people who are in the know of what you mean.
Making generalizations about people is a problem when the generalization is false or misleading, or is being used to make a false or misleading argument, which is often the case. If you’re wondering if a given generalization is problematic, odds are the answer is ‘yes’ otherwise you probably wouldn’t think of it as a generalization.
Ohhhh, interesting. Didn't realize people voluntarily identify as skinheads when they're not racist. Thought it was an explicitly derogatory term for them.
Within the community (I used to hang out with non-racist skinheads when I was a teenager), they're referred to as "boneheads", as opposed to the "original" kind of skinhead, who claim to be descendants of the multi-racial (mostly black and white, many of these people were still shit towards south Asian immigrants) working-class communities in the UK who gave birth to skinheads back in the 60s.
Neat. I have a little more respect for skinheads, apologies for generalizing
No worries, that's what the whole thread is about, anyway!
