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How Racist Is America.....
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Ward makes a good point. To see people defined by their country of origin is as petty as seeing them defined by the colour of their skin. Which is not only small-minded, it's clearly nonsense. And before you rattle out a quick 'humorous' response, just sit back and think about it quietly for a minute or two and examine your own prejudices. Like many other attributes, colour and country of origin are accidents of birth and mean very little. The people who see these things as important are the same ones who would be first in the queue to join the SS, if this were the late 1930's.
Sorry to be so 'simplistic', but it's not really a complex issue; we're all human, and we share a planet - if we choose to make problems based on silly perceived differences, we deserve all we get.
I agree with Clanad. Racism still exists in the States, but things are getting better. I will occasionally come across a person who openly expresses his/her racist beliefs, and usually this person is older (>60). I worked with a guy in southern New Mexico who always talked about "those lazy Mexicans". Whether or not these peoples' children share their parents' beliefs, I don't know.
I don't come across a huge amount of americans. a random couple i met in poland shocked me into silence with their casual racism " Oh I never understand what the blacks are saying, I don't even bother to talk to them" etc.
what? bloody hell. neither countrry has a fantastic record
and if you take out scandinvians, the french, germanic tribes etc, there's very few british people left either. go back far enough in any country's history and
you can make that argument