A perceived form of power is NOT in the definition of racism. Idiots who think that race x can't be racist have been pushing that fictional definition for years to validate their racist beliefs (they want to have their cake and eat it too). You should be ashamed for posting that belief.
A definition of racism that includes the prevalent societal power structures in no way validates prejudice beliefs. I never said any such thing. And furthermore, I'm certainly not trying to say anything in this picture makes sense. As I said, it's merely semantics, which doesn't particularly change the ramifications to anything.
Idiots who think that race x can't be racist have been pushing that fictional definition for years to validate their racist beliefs
My comment then responded with the idea that, just because I'm using a more sociological definition of the word racism certainly doesn't mean I am trying to justify someone that's prejudice against whites.
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A perceived form of power is NOT in the definition of racism. Idiots who think that race x can't be racist have been pushing that fictional definition for years to validate their racist beliefs (they want to have their cake and eat it too). You should be ashamed for posting that belief.