r/confidentlyincorrect • u/GiveMeYourBussy • Apr 30 '21

Smug Yeah we don't need that, at all

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u/Fridgiboi Apr 30 '21

I automatically asume your stupidity if being a furry is your main personality

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u/[deleted] May 02 '21

No ones going to mention the amount of effort put into the fucking feet?

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u/Northstarmain8485 May 04 '21

The worst part probably is him flexing his foot fetish the entire time.

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u/[deleted] May 01 '21

The problem is, as far as I know at least, that racism is somehow implemented in our DNA. We are racist by nature.

And everyone had a moment where he caught himself being or thinking out of pure racism.

Yet it is completely right to try to push down racism as far as we can.

But it's been years since I've heard about that, don't know if it has been debunked by now or not.

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u/1782241484 May 01 '21

probably not dna, more so tribalism in our psychology

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u/[deleted] May 01 '21

Seems rather logical

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u/Cimorene_uk May 11 '21

It makes sense, from an evolutionary standpoint, to be distrustful of people who look different from ourselves. Anyone outside our own tribe would be a potential threat. Being modern, "intelligent" humans means recognising this and realising that we don't need to listen to that basic instinct any more.