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If I said, "I went to some sketchy Chinese restaurants in SF and probably ate dog" would that be racist?
Posted by
Amoxy (aka amoxy)
Nov 17 '17, 15:03
The term coined here was "Situational racism"
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dog too expensive, if you ordered dog you probably would get chicken....or rat if you expected something more gamey
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zeitgeist
Nov 17, 17:12
No. Not unless you felt like your race was superior because of the fact that you do not eat doggies -- nm
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Qale
Nov 17, 15:55
Inaccurately racist.
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Reagen
Nov 17, 15:20
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not inaccurate, incomplete.
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b.
Nov 17, 15:48
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addition: -- (edited)
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b.
Nov 17, 15:53
I think that makes it double racist -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 17, 15:25
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so it cancels out? -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 17, 15:44
no. eating cat would be. -- nm
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peglegpete
Nov 17, 15:10
You can claim it was two entirely unassociated declarations. -- nm
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Mop
Nov 17, 15:08
Yes, Archer, that would be racist. -- nm
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Lana Kane si
Nov 17, 15:05
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Lana? Lana! LANA!!!
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Amoxy
Nov 17, 15:07
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