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6/11/2015 10:46:15 AM
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What does his skin colour have to do with him being a racist?!
ANYONE CAN BE RACIST therefore skin is of no importance when calling someone racist.
You need a brain, never mind a net.
End of discussion.
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You can't ask a question and then simply end the discussion. The fact of the matter is, the fact that he is white has nothing to do with him being racist. That isn't what I was saying at all. Telling us he is white gives us an idea of what he looks like. Didn't your English teacher teach you anything? Use details. Even if they are unnecessary, they are still welcomed. The statement is not racist, and you're ignorant if you think it is.
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Actually if I say "some black guy stole my car". His skin tone bares no relevance on the conversation and was intended as a racial slur based on a typical racial stereotype. Don't be ridiculous, asking me if my English teacher taught me English like I'm some kid at school. I'm not sure why you defend this person who is seeking attention and being racist. If you don't understand yet then you likely never can, so I quit now. Peace. J.
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No. If you say "some black guy stole my care" and some black guy actually did steal your car, then you are saying that some black guy stole your car. You don't know him presumably, the guy is black, and he stole your car. It is not racist, it is simply a fact, and you are simply wrong, but you can't bring yourself to admit that. Have a good life. Just make sure you don't wrongfully call the wrong person a racist.
