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I don't understand the point of this FYI. GP's logic applies to both and answers both.
by elefanten 7y ago
I don't understand the point of this FYI. GP's logic applies to both and answers both.
- sangnoir 7y agoOne can be xenophobic against a nationality without being racist against a race that happens to be predominant in the said country. You don't have to be racist against asians (incl. Japanese and Taiwanese) to be xenophobic to the Chinese. Parent only provided for proof against racism - not xenophobia, which is why I noted the difference. I am not commenting on the absence or presence of either racism/xenophobia in this particular case: I'm only noting an important difference.