Are racists constantly 100% hateful against the group they hate? Or are they “racist in context”?
The guy below is getting interrogated by a black detective who he’s being 100% respectful to. The interrogation is about him gunning down a car full of unarmed black kids who he says are gangsta killers about to end him.
Could he respect the black detective as an equal and still be 100% racist against the black kids?
How do we know if his reaction towards those kids in the car had anything to do with racism? It's totally normal to feel comfortable with one person but not the other regardless of race, sex, etc. When riding a train or bus I can look at one person and see them as a normal loyal person and look at the one next to them and see them as a potential threat. Recognizing threats is a normal part of being human.
Racism is not an internally consistent worldview.
It's a coping mechanism for ego threats.
Cops are massive ego threats, so without a lot of self-control induced by fear, it's kinda hard. But there are examples.
I think sometimes it's more of a subtle racism, like a bias, I don't even think some people think of it as racism. They look at a group of people of a certain race or ethnicity and sometimes can't relate or understand cultrual differences and respond hatefully, rather than empathetically.
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I think racists hate themselves more than anything.
u If he only held bigoted belifs I would say yes but if he was racist no
In general racist no specific race
I don't know - I'm not a racist.
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