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andrel wrote:
> or social status, which is correlated to race.
As in, "I'm not racist, I'm just opposed to people with certain
lifestyle/moral/political views" (that are overwhelmingly correlated to
race)? When attribute x is associated with race, it's still racism, in
the end effect. Kind of like saying "I don't hate women, I just have an
issue with people who menstruate". The motivation is a paper-thin
excuse covering what the real problem is, at least for the targeted
group. It doesn't matter *why* you're bigoted, just the fact that you are.
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