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I just don't see other races or genders described in that manner when a individual member of a group acts in a particular way. Well that's not entirely true, I
by willcipriano 4y ago
I just don't see other races or genders described in that manner when a individual member of a group acts in a particular way.
Well that's not entirely true, I see it when I study pre-WWII Germany in reference to things like "Jewish complaints".
- fsociety 4y agoYou are unironically proving the point. It means painting yourself as a victim when you are the one with the power. And yes there are plenty of negative generalizations applied to other races.
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- willcipriano 4y agoWhat's my power exactly? To be held collectively responsible for the actions of a fictional character? > yes there are plenty of negative generalizations applied to other races. Can you find another example of one from the guardian?
- objectivetruth 4y agoYour power is making it all the way to adulthood, literate, apparently aware of the external world and at least some of its history, without ever noticing that you've been "[seeing] other races or genders described in that manner when a individual member of a group acts in a particular way" for your entire life.