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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Institutional Racism in the US Megathread
do you like institutional racism in the US?
no it seems bad
i dunno, maybe the cops have a point
hmm...not sure op
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eSports Chaebol
Feb 22, 2005

Yeah, actually, gamers in the house forever,

TheImmigrant posted:

US and Canada are probably the two countries where both social norms and official policy reflect the idea that "racism is bad" the most strongly. If you goons ever got out, you might realize this.

You misspelled. In America, racists are bad. Racism is just a problem that there's bad people out there: racists. By e way, IM NOT A RACIST. Therefore, I need have no interest in institutional racism because I. AM. NOT. A. RACIST.

I mean the Germans might be more openly racist against Turks but their whole social structure doesn't rely on Teutons being superior to Turks either

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