"We will end poverty as we know it"
Nope, sorry....... try again.
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"We will end poverty as we know it"
Nope, sorry....... try again.
Sure, 50 years ago if you were a white business owner and you took a black guys money, you might be ostracized by your community.
Racism in an economic sense today only hurts the racist. Do you think banks are going to turn down the profit of a black mortgage if it is profitable? Do you think this lady on the mountain is just going to turn down money because the renter is Asian?
I'm just saying it's not the norm. Do people have stereotypes about cultures? Of course. Would someone rather have someone of the same ethnic or cultural background stay in their house? Probably, and I don't think thats entirely unreasonable. But it's not a acceptable in our society and I think that's a good thing. In order to bridge the gap there are certain conditions, protocols and expectations that are followed.
In this case there are two people of different cultures (and culture may not have had anything to do with it, all cultures have ass's), one is bending over backwards for the other, who seems to have very little respect for the rules that are in place to bridge the divide between people and create a fair, equitable and nondiscriminutory enviroment.
Rules are in place to set a standard that otherwise might not exist across cultures.
Break the rules, then complain that you have been stereotyped by acting out the exact stereotype? Seems a touch hypocritical.