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Just because you find it difficult doesn't mean everyone does. Oh, I know you don't consider that bigotry... But I'm sure someone will. EDIT: It should probabl
by DuskStar 8y ago
Just because you find it difficult doesn't mean everyone does. Oh, I know you don't consider that bigotry... But I'm sure someone will.
EDIT: It should probably be pointed out that the definition of bigotry is "intolerance toward those who hold different opinions from oneself.", pulled straight from Google. "If my coworker doesn’t believe ... then I don’t respect them as a coworker or a human being" (pulled from the great-grandparent post, from the same author as the parent) fits that perfectly, no matter what the opinion in the middle is.
- mike10010100 8y agoPlease educate yourself on the Paradox of Tolerance.
- fredthesmartdog 8y agoThinking that a racist just shuts it off at work is ridiculous.
- paulcole 8y agoIf being intolerant of racism makes me a bigot then so be it.
- DuskStar 8y agoIs being intolerant of racism the same thing as being intolerant of racists, though? In my opinion, it's not - and you can be intolerant of racism while still working with a racist. If none of the actions they take at work are racist, then that's all that should matter. Would I be friends with them though? Not knowingly!