JoeMoma
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Perhaps I can agree with you on one point. The word racist is overused and the race card has been weaponized. The story of the boy that cried wolf could be rewritten as the boy that called racist. That being said, I believe the definition of racist that I posted is a good one.Please enlighten us to the correct definition.That is NOT the definition of a racist.A person can be a racist without me having to prove it to be true. I don't even have to know that the person exists. The goal posts seem to be moving.That is not how I define racism. And one can be a racist without admitting it.
How does it ever amount to being anything more than your word against theirs? You are not a mind reader and can't prove them to be a racist, regardless of what they may say that "sounds" racist. Thus, what is the point of calling someone a racist when they will simply deny that they are? People are smart enough to avoid saying things that can directly be said to be racist......or they are not that smart and say things that are.
Google is my friend.
Racist -- a person who shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or who believes that a particular race is superior to another.
define racist - Google Search
If the shoe fits......
That is the other part of it. There are way too many definitions of racism.....some that people create from their own heads. Thus, when you call someone a racist.....the target will simply use the definition that excludes them....while the accuser is using one that includes him. Which definition, therefore, is binding? That said, I agree with the poster who said your definition was not the definition that I thought I understood.
This goes back to what I said......a person can believe that blacks are inferior, that blacks have brought nothing to civilization and are more of a liability than an asset to this nation.....all while not being a racist in their own mind. Is it even germane whither the person fits some official or unofficial definition of racism? All that matters is that the person finds blacks inferior.....and that is all that needs to be said. Whatever you want to call a person who thinks that way is irrelevant. The point being is that THEY THINK THAT WAY....not what you cal it. I don't need to prove or call someone a racist.....I just need to show that they see black people negatively.