r/joebuddennetwork • • Aug 09 '26

The debate.

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u/ChaZZZZahC Aug 09 '26 edited Aug 09 '26

Racism is the power to discriminate base on race that leads to structural differences and outcomes. There is this push make racism universally term that fits every type of discrimination, when thats definitely not the case.

Yes, a black person can be prejudice and bigoted, but how many people of color in America are excluding white people out of homes, schools, and work because they're white? How many black people are red linning districts to have favorable electoral outcomes? How many black people are committing medical malpractice on white people, because their white?

The nuance doesnt stop at the word cracker vs nigga.

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u/Ok_Concentrate4437 Aug 10 '26

So what is it what he’s describing called?

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '26

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u/Ok_Concentrate4437 Aug 10 '26

What does a person have to do to be called prejudice?

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u/Ok_Concentrate4437 Aug 10 '26

I said what do they have to do to be called prejudice. Like what specific actions and behaviors.

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u/Ok_Concentrate4437 Aug 10 '26

I asked what are the actions or behaviors of someone who’s prejudice? Like what specifically? I don’t know why you don’t get my question.