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The aggrieved always initially present their offense as being representative of the entire community of x. Saying "my friends are OK with it" is a way of saying
by Torgo 11y ago
The aggrieved always initially present their offense as being representative of the entire community of x. Saying "my friends are OK with it" is a way of saying "you don't speak for all X" and puts them in a position of replying "well maybe the people who know you best and live in your community aren't offended, but they should be according to this essay on critical race theory.