Ghost of a Rider
Gold Member
Here, Mr. Merriam-Webster.. Read!Why didn't you just show the whole definition? All you did was copy and paste. How hard could it have been to copy and paste two additional sentences?
See yet? A definition equals one ("whole") meaning of a term. When 3 ("whole") definitions are provided for a term I tend to pick the first. Why? Already answered, plus why risk confusing you even more than you're determined to be already.
It doesn't matter if you pick the first definition you idiot, the other definitions still apply. And even if what you say is true, then "hatred or intolerance of another race or other races" (Dictionary.com), and "Racial prejudice or discrimination" (Merriam-Webster's) are part of the whole definition, are they not? If they're not then what the fuck are they doing there? If racial prejudice is not racism then why does the dictionary also list this definition or this part of the definition?
Do you really not understand that the dictionary is saying that racial prejudice is also racism? Do you really not understand that if IM2 assumes I lied because I'm white, that this constitutes racism as per the dictionary? Are you really not grasping this simple concept? Are you really not getting any of this or are you just arguing to argue?