You're being willfully obtuse. The points the parent was making were not reliant on a concrete shared definition of 'racism.'
Do you want to be part of a discussion, or do you just want the rush of endorphins that contrarianism provides?
Do you want to be part of a discussion, or do you just want the rush of endorphins that contrarianism provides?
I don't like Trump but I still agree that racist is now used as a general slur.
"it seems like you are missing the point: in a pervasivly racist society, discriminatory behaviors creep in the subconscious of everyone, black/white/antiracist/whatever, and we have to consciously struggle with them."
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I have recently argued against my own misunderstanding of someones explaination and find that embarrassing so I am actually listening.
We all hold prejudices that we all need to be mindful of. Getting tangled in the weeds of arguing about semantics completely derails that point.