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| One of my driving motivations in life is to be oficially not racist. It's important that you note the phrasing there too. | |
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| Like, back in the 50's, all you had to do to be not racist was not hang black people for fun, but everything is so politically correct I just always feel like I'm on the verge of offending somebody. | |
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| Like I'll be on the train, just minding my own business, and there's a black guy on the train, and I look at him for just a second too long. | |
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| And suddenly I'm convinced that he thinks I'm thinking that word that I shouldn't be thinking, and as soon as I start thinking he's thinking it, I start thinking about it. | |
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| And that's even worse because I know he's looking at me and he can see that word bouncing around in my head. | |
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| So now I feel like apologizing, I want to tell this guy "No, I'm not thinking that, I'm just thinking how bad it would be if I were thinking that, which I'm not. I love black people." | |
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