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If we're all racist, and that racism is enough to condemn any of us at the whim of someone else, what's the point in trying to not be racist?
by GunboatDiplomat 10y ago
If we're all racist, and that racism is enough to condemn any of us at the whim of someone else, what's the point in trying to not be racist?
- krapp 10y agoUnlike many other animals, humans have the capacity for abstract thought, moral consideration, and behavior not entirely driven by instinct. As such, we can recognize the harmful effect of fallacies such as racial prejudice, both on ourselves and on society as a whole, and utilize our ability as sentient beings to avoid such behavior.