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Topic	Post #MAGAAlert: Alabama City Council Member calls someone the 'N' word!
Reigning_King 07/23/21 7:57:39 PM #29:	adjl posted... If your answer to "are you a racist?" includes "some people would consider me to be a racist" and not just "no," that's a pretty good sign that you actually are a racist and just aren't willing to admit to it. Some people would consider almost anyone a racist, like I said a not insignificant number of people think all white people are racist so by definition that idea of "some people think I'm a racist" is factually ingrained whenever a white person answers that question regardless of if they vocalize it or are even aware. You could ask someone "Are you evil?" and virtually everyone on the planet would be under the same "well some people think I am" position based on at least some of their beliefs or actions. Some people think anyone who is Pro-choice is evil, so anyone pro-choice is logically evil in the eyes of some. Some people think that anyone who is pro-life is evil, and so on and so on. Admitting that some people think poorly of you or think you are something you aren't isn't self condemnation, it's common sense. <cite>Reigning_King posted [p:956398795] in Post #MAGA... [t:79577491]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted... </cite> <quote>If your answer to "are you a racist?" includes "some people would consider me to be a racist" and not just "no," that's a pretty good sign that you actually are a racist and just aren't willing to admit to it.</quote>Some people would consider almost anyone a racist, like I said a not insignificant number of people think all white people are racist so by definition that idea of "some people think I'm a racist" is factually ingrained whenever a white person answers that question regardless of if they vocalize it or are even aware. You could ask someone "Are you evil?" and virtually everyone on the planet would be under the same "well some people think I am" position based on at least some of their beliefs or actions. Some people think anyone who is Pro-choice is evil, so anyone pro-choice is logically evil in the eyes of some. Some people think that anyone who is pro-life is evil, and so on and so on. Admitting that some people think poorly of you or think you are something you aren't isn't self condemnation, it's common sense. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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