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  6. deadpool2600 said: I guess you can’t fix stupid
  7. deadpool2600 said: THIS is what our kids are learning??? Demand a refund parents!
  8. deadpool2600 said: That’s fucking ridiculous! I suppose you don’t have to be an idiot to be an idiot as well?
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    WTF
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  13. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: “
  14. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: And there’s also a difference between a white person who thinks “oh no, I can’t spend time with this black/asian person because I’ll tread on an eggshell and they’ll call me racist” and one who thinks, “oh no, I can’t spend time with this black/asian person because they’re inferior/will beat me up etc.
  15. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: There’s a difference between hating white people because you think they’re racist and hating white people because they’re inferior/ghosts/can’t handle spicy food/anemic or something
  16. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: So, yes, I agree, it’s a dangerous assumption to make about white people - but that doesn’t make it the same as general prejudice
  17. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: Or at least used to
  18. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: But it’s not the same thing as the INITIAL prejudice, which exists anyway
  19. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: Of course, that fear in itself can become a prejudice: you might assume someone is prejudiced against you when they aren’t.
  20. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: Unless it’s a black person who hates Asian people or gay people, or something like that.
  21. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: That’s unlikely to fly if a black person were to do the same, because they’d have to be a black boss in a majority-black entireprise, which although possible, requires more hurdles to get over in a country like the US than it would for a white person
  22. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: If a black person goes into a job and gets a bad rap, they might think, “does this person truly dislike me/think I’m incapable, or do they just dislike black people?”
  23. yesharrypotterlover123blr said: Indeed, but I think my point is being missed here, and it wasn’t like it was black people exclusively oppressing the Poles and the Irish.
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  37. noelleian said: There is also a history of oppression in the U.S. against whites as well. The Polish, Irish, and Italians specifically. Pitting one race against another is not going to help anyone.
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  40. yesharrypotterlover123blr reblogged this from noelleian and added:
    Yes, I see your point, but I’m not sure I agree. Thing is, the US has a kind of context of racism that isn’t the same...
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    uhhhhhhhhh what
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