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> greater danger of social thought-police People are concerned about existing as they were born as well. I think those people are less concerned about whether
by alphabettsy 4y ago
> greater danger of social thought-police
People are concerned about existing as they were born as well. I think those people are less concerned about whether or not your grandma can be honest about her feelings towards black people.
> I don’t think she uttered a racial epithet to anyone in her whole life
I’ll start by saying this is an assumption and likely untrue.
As previously stated, lots of people who are racist are never overtly racist.
- starkd 4y agoTheir existence can not be negated by inner thoughts or insults. My only point is much of racism is reflexive and most of the time not acted on in any measurable way. I've heard many other instances of people using racial epithets or politically incorrect jokes that are nothing more. People generally find a way to get along and don't like to waste energy on unnecessary strife if they can help it.
- spywaregorilla 4y agoThis just seems so willfully naive.