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by Theophilous on September 30th, 2009
Simple.
Eliminate people. No people, no bigotry.
Unfortunately if you have people, you will have bias. If you have bias, you will have bigotry.
Of course false accusations of racism will devalue the term, until it no longer has any meaning. And at that point accusations of racism or bigotry would be meaningless.
To call someone a racist for opposing a political program will eventually make acusations of racism against those who commit violence against people of other skin colors illogical. For example. If a black youth beats up a white youth for wanting to sit next to him on a bus, that isn't racism. But if someone doesnt want one fifth of the economy taken over by the federal government, that is racism.
I hope that makes it clear. And if it doesn't, is the problem the amount of melanin in my skin?
What is worse...a blatant racist/bigot or one who has no idea what a racist/bigot he/she is? Does being clueless make it less awful?
by RosieGHM Jetpacker on July 3rd, 2011
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Is it racist to call the black one Scary Spice?
by Have A Nice Day on November 4th, 2011
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How is it like having to deal with racism? I have never dealt with it but grew up in a racist family,
I want to change my thoughts
by ❤Crith Angew Mindfweak❤ on October 14th, 2011
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Is it racist to hate blacks that further stereotypes?
I'm black btw.
by eagles0009 on September 13th, 2011
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7 White teens in Mississippi randomly select a black man, beat and murder him. What do you think of when you hear Mississippi ?
by Rufus on August 9th, 2011
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