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I have my tricks to find judgmental or offensive opinions or comments... just running through the questions and judge which ones were likely to attract them!
Anything about religions, race, or "delicate" properties of a person would get "shoot with sharp" opinions.

Each week I'd find 2 or 3 opinions attacking either black people, or homosexuals, muslims, jews,... and hide them immediately.
One or another way, recently my moderation turned to 80 to 90% questions. Rarely an opinion and I think the reason is the number of questions likely to trigger "wrong" opinions has decreased.

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only cares for her self-interest?

Megyn Kelly seems to have a slight racial prejudice against black people yet whenever her fellow Fox News co-workers says some remarks that are typically deemed sexist, then she gets all offended and goes off on them, which is ironic because Conservative/Republicans are often known to be not-so-friendly towards women's rights, especially minority women. Megyn Kelly seems to only care about social problems only if it's directed at her own race/ethnic group and gender combined. To be completely honest, I never really found Megyn Kelly to be all that attractive. She looks above average for her age but not all that good.



https://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/09/02/megyn-kelly-blasts-double-standard-over-treatment-of-black-lives-matter-movement-tea-party/

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2334263/Megyn-Kelly-puts-male-Fox-commentators-place-making-sexist-comments-women-breadwinners.html

Just curious since I see a lot of rants on the internet about how people keeping on have this misconception that Hispanic/Latino is a race or even an ethnicity. I've read some ignorant comments on the internet (particularly from Yahoo! Answers) about how the vast of Hispanic/Latinos are basically "just White/Caucasian/European people who were born and grew up in a Spanish-Speaking country and speaks completely fluent Spanish".

As an American who grew up with a Hispanic/Latino family (from from Chile), I never once thought of myself culturally the same as White Europeans or White people from the US. Hispanic can technically be of any race but culturally, I still think we're different from the Europeans. I suppose what do you call the people in the US who are brown-skinned with a Mexican or Guatemalan background that doesn't speak any Spanish at all if by your logic, Hispanic is strictly just a linguistic group and not an ethnicity or race?