I totally agree with that statement - racism is unfortunately part of everyone - people just show their "comfort level" in different ways. It is human nature to be reluctant to accept differences in others and skin colour is the easiest one to identify. We all need to learn more from one another - but who has time/opportunity or even will to be so accepting? It isn't right but discrimination against race, religion, sexual preference or even nationalities all fall under the same "racist" category - and none of us can say we are totally accepting of everyone at all time can we?wolverine said:I think everyone is racist on some level. Most people who are tolerant for the most part are still likely to lock the car doors if they see a native Indian person walking their way.
And it's not like we learn anything from the past either... The biggest recent example is what the US did to the French just for not agreeing with them. A friend of mine is from France and while travelling to the US was totally discriminated against... what the hell: I guess French is America's new black...
The solution is simple: don't be racist, just hate everyone the same... and chiefwiggum; that means you now have to give the finger to every car you pass from now on...





