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See, I would have thought someone who has been discriminated against would have more sympathy, not less.
by smackfu 11y ago
See, I would have thought someone who has been discriminated against would have more sympathy, not less.
- Zuider 11y agoAs someone who has faced racial and religious discrimination, I would say no. I prefer it when people are more easy-going. Fine if you don't like who I am as long as you leave me alone. I see this as another descent into a general milieu of intolerance and hostility, a kind of madness of crowds that seems to possess cultures every few decades. This rarely ends well.