← Back to context Comment by wizzwizz4 2 days ago Explanations aren't justifications, nor excuses. Most things happen for reasons. 6 comments wizzwizz4 Reply soldthat 2 days ago [flagged] wizzwizz4 2 days ago Why are they racist? I assume you're not saying that some people are born racist, and other people are born anti-racist. soldthat 2 days ago We know that racists exist.Blaming individuals within the victim race for the racism is itself racist but also illogical. Someone who wasn’t already a racist wouldn’t start hating the whole group because of individuals. 3 replies →
soldthat 2 days ago [flagged] wizzwizz4 2 days ago Why are they racist? I assume you're not saying that some people are born racist, and other people are born anti-racist. soldthat 2 days ago We know that racists exist.Blaming individuals within the victim race for the racism is itself racist but also illogical. Someone who wasn’t already a racist wouldn’t start hating the whole group because of individuals. 3 replies →
wizzwizz4 2 days ago Why are they racist? I assume you're not saying that some people are born racist, and other people are born anti-racist. soldthat 2 days ago We know that racists exist.Blaming individuals within the victim race for the racism is itself racist but also illogical. Someone who wasn’t already a racist wouldn’t start hating the whole group because of individuals. 3 replies →
soldthat 2 days ago We know that racists exist.Blaming individuals within the victim race for the racism is itself racist but also illogical. Someone who wasn’t already a racist wouldn’t start hating the whole group because of individuals. 3 replies →
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Why are they racist? I assume you're not saying that some people are born racist, and other people are born anti-racist.
We know that racists exist.
Blaming individuals within the victim race for the racism is itself racist but also illogical. Someone who wasn’t already a racist wouldn’t start hating the whole group because of individuals.
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