If you had a reason to hate all black people if you were white would you be racist?
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Yes, ppl cannot be generalized. The hand does not have all five fingers same. This is obvious racism.
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Most definitely. Because you can't come up with a legit reason to hate all black people. You can't come up with a reason to hate any race. Every person is his/her own person. They have their own personalities. So that's just ignorant. And those who think like that just are trash anyway.
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There can never be sufficient reason enough to hate all people of any one caste.
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There can never be a justified reason to hate all people of a particular race.
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Nobody has any reason to hate all of any race. Even hating one person is bad enough, regardless of their skin color or religion. To group an entire race or color of people into one enormous lump and say you hate them all is both racist as well as not fair to those people.
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Even assuming you have a reason to hate one black person (or person of any other color, religion or ethnicity), it will be possible to find a person in that race who is as opposite to the hateful one as you are. Maybe even more so. And there are plenty of people in your own race, religion and ethnicity who are just as hateable as the one you hate.
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I cannot think of a single reason to hate everyone in a race of people. Perhaps there are certain ones who did something to make you not like them or make you think all people of that race must be like them. But that is not so. It is always the truth that there are a minority of people in any given group whose actions ruin it for the majority of the group. This is helped along by the media reporting more of the type of news that has to do with the worst in the world rather than the better. Okay, I think I got off track a bit there. But my point is yes you would be a racist.
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Yes. If you hate a group based upon their race, you are a racist. I fail to see how any person would have reason to hate each and every member of a race. You couldn't possibly have even met them all.
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This= stupid question.Of COURSE it's racist , hate everyone in just one race , you're racist.
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Theres no reason to hate all black people unless every single black person has offended you in some way. So yes you would be racist if you hated every black person since they cant all offend you.
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It doesn't matter if you have a reason, or think you have a reason, or don't have a reason. If you treat any racial group differently than you would treat another, you're a racist. End of story.
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Yes, even if you are black. Hating a race of people, for any reason, is racism.
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Yes. Hating every member of a certain ethnicity is completely wrong. People are too complex to all be the same, regardless of how they look on the outside.
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Theoretically, no. The defintion of racism is discrimination based on someone's race. However... Can you think of even one thing that every single black person has in common other than their race? Were there a scenario in which one could have a valid reason, unrelated to race, for hating all black people, then it would not be racism. But there is no such a scenario is impossible, because there is no such reason.
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Yes, there is no reason at all to hate black people, and being a racist is not cool at all black people are the same as white people ,no excuse for this hate or being a racist.
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yES...nO TWO PPL ARE ALIKE. pERIod.
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Yes that would be racism. There might be a reason to have hatred for someone. But there's no reason to have hatred for an entire race. That's ridiculous.....that's racist. My god, if I judged my race on just some of the white people I've seen, I wouldn't like em either. But you can't do that.
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Any "reason" is strictly a personal thing. One would have to live a very long time and travel very long distances in order to know ALL of a people before one could hate ALL of said people. One also has a right to HATE, as long as that Hate does not involve HARM in any form to anyone else.
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No, I would not. All of us (whether red, yellow, white or black) are equal and precious in God's sight. He must have His reasons for making us in our different colors.
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What reason would that be? 'This black guy took my job so now i hate them all!' Wow, thats a bit stupid, isnt it? And i know the reason you mean is not far from that. Generalizing an ENTIRE race of people on the actions of one or some is...so ridiculous it blows my mind.
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