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andrel <byt### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> That there is such a large gap between what you intend and what you
> write. We have been through this several times and I really think that
> you are sincere and that you are not a racist yourself. Somehow that
> does not stop you from writing the most stupid things without realizing
> what that means to others. Why don't you trust other people's judgement
> if they say that a remark is a racist one?
So when people have preconceptions and strong prejudice against anybody
who even dares to mention things like "race" and "statistics" and "crime"
in the same sentence, *regardless of what he is really saying*, and then
they start making up all kind of lies about what I have claimed and accusing
me of whatever, and they keep going on and on with these lies even after
I clearly and repeatedly explain what I'm saying, and they keep pulling
things I write out of context, *I* am the one to blame for being stupid?
Well, maybe I am stupid for assuming that people can have a rational
conversation even if the subject happens to contain the term "race".
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- Warp
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