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So you're saying the contestant's husband poses an actual legitimate threat to the judge? Or is it just a stereotype he's reacting to?
by teawrecks 9y ago
So you're saying the contestant's husband poses an actual legitimate threat to the judge? Or is it just a stereotype he's reacting to?
- coldtea 9y agoHe's taking a stance for many, and treats the other as if he equally represents many. He is not ready to "forgive and forget" and put "water under the bridge" for what he thinks those many did (or continue to do) to his country. That's not a response to a "legitimate threat", but it's the expression of a legitimate (as far as that person is concerned) grievance.
- mistermann 9y ago> So you're saying You're aware of the meme going around regarding this phrase I assume? :) No, I'm saying there can be an objective, reasoned aspect as to racism, that is doesn't have to be purely based on "fear".