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The One and Only... · #51

Yet don't you suspect that racism is less frequent among more educated groups?

Anyway, I think this thread has devolved away from its intent.

Big Papa Goat · #52

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Stop being naive. There are many educated (also, not stupid) people that choose to be racists and have legitimate points of view. I might not agree with them, most of the time, but logical arguments can and have been presented.

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KevinTheOmnivore · #53

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Have you renewed your membership yet?

Ok, what is up the whole "Jack/OAO = Rascist" thing?

I mean, have I ever said anything even close to being rascist on here?

You're talking to a kid who is reading Nelson Mandela's A Long Walk to Freedom and just finished Maya Angelou's I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.

Lighten up, champ.

BTW, do you also like jazz music?

Mr. Oysterhead · #54

Wouldn't racism have more to do with insecurity rather than intelligence?

The One and Only... · #55

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BTW, do you also like jazz music?

Somewhat ironically, I do occassionally listen to jazz, albeit I'm hardly an avid fan and I usually listen to Cowboy Bebop jazz.

MLE · #56

good god, shut up and try to repair your social life.

but then again that would imply you had one at one point.

kellychaos · #57

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Wouldn't racism have more to do with insecurity rather than intelligence?

I think that's a combination of your environment and genetics. Some people are predisposed to hate and some biased parent and/or life experience gives them their target.

Big Papa Goat · #58

lol @ racism being genetic

kellychaos · #59

I mispoke. I meant that I believe that a tendency toward violence is genetic and their environment in which they grew up in gives them the target to express their anger.