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    I am sorry, but this is so strange to read and realize how different some people worldviews are…

    Due to the job requirements, I travel a lot, and though I’ve been just for 2 months in USA accumulated, in Europe and Asia, I’ve met just two people with similar worldviews in around 14 years of travelling…

    Everyone else I know, and I, would just not care about the color or race, or be fascinated how unique people are, and would never even be so awful towards these people to the point of being basic horrible, sorrowful racists… as you described… but just default to the understanding and believe that people were born around the world whenever they could, inheriting the local inheritance, traditions, culture, and family, and they are still people with infinitely magnificent Souls and equal rights to live and just be… human…
    They would trust in people, and that it’s always possible to find compromise with each other, explaining issues and finding solutions.
    That is, to be humans, and trust in human, as an ineffably magnificent opportunity to be alive… and explore the infinite world…

    Sorry. No… Yours is absolutely not, even remotely not the way to see and live the world… I believe, and never will. Your worldviews are utterly… sorrowful, unfair, hateful, dark, and simply, sorry, disgusting…

    It’s darkening to know that you live with these believes out there… and I would recommend you travelling… Please do consider discovering the world out there… to live…

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      7 hours ago

      Are you trying to say acclaimed book “Dying of Whiteness” ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dying_of_Whiteness ) is invalid because of your personal experiences?

      I’m sorry but there’s a large body of evidence that many people in the US are deeply racist. Not always in a “wear a hooded costume” overt way, but in more polite and dressed up to look inoffensive ways as well.

      You can also read the new Jim Crow and “the color of law”.

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        I appreciate the effort you invested into point out the references, but I am sorry, I’ll pass, because I do not want to participate in this sorrow in any way, including additional knowledge of human humiliation based on the way they were born.

        Simply put, I consider it stupid, inhuman, and not worthy my life time. What I would like to invest time instead is to read and know about the way people find compromises, mutual respect, and solution solving in long term.

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          You’ll participate whether or not you desire to. Knowledge will better equip you to engage with the world, good and bad, as it is. But it’s your choice. I’m not your professor.

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            Thank you! I wish you safety, stability, and peace!

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        Yes, the USA’s filmography is very known around the world, with many ineffably sorrowful issues depicted, yet I have no idea why modern people do still continue behave the same, or even worse way.
        And I do not want to even know more about this indescribably sorrowful, stupid, and simply inhuman attitude towards people being born in different way they likely didn’t even chose how, where, and when, yet now are being humiliated for what? For being born? Get yourself together already, humans, if you still are… humans…

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          Film isn’t an accurate portrayal of history. The history of racism in America is much worse than films would ever indicate.