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I don\'t think my \"WrongInsultOffense\" entry should have been removed. When accused of being racist, Sam says \"Black people can\'t be racist. Prejudiced, sure, but not racist, because they don\'t have power to do anything with their prejudice\". By saying that and then not arguing that she isn\'t prejudiced either, she is tacitly admitting that she is prejudiced and is only denying that her prejudice qualifies as racism.
And at the very least, whether it\'s a tacit admission or not, the fact that her response to the accusation is to split hairs on definitions rather than defend herself is basically \'\'the\'\' definition of WrongInsultOffense.
And at the very least, whether it\'s a tacit admission or not, the fact that her response to the accusation is to split hairs on definitions rather than defend herself is basically \'\'the\'\' definition of WrongInsultOffense.
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I don\'t think my \"WrongInsultOffense\" entry should have been removed. When accused of being racist, Sam says \"Black people can\'t be racist. Prejudiced, sure, but not racist, because they don\'t have power to do anything with their prejudice\". By saying that and then not arguing that she isn\'t prejudiced either, she is tacitly admitting that she is prejudiced and is only denying that her prejudice qualifies as racism.
And at the very least, whether it\'s a tacit admission or not, the fact that her response to the accusation is to split hairs on definitions rather than defend herself is basically \'\'the\'\' definition of WrongInsultOffense
And at the very least, whether it\'s a tacit admission or not, the fact that her response to the accusation is to split hairs on definitions rather than defend herself is basically \'\'the\'\' definition of WrongInsultOffense
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I don\'t think my \"WrongInsultOffense\" entry should have been removed. When accused of being racist, Sam says \"Black people can\'t be racist. Prejudiced, sure, but not racist, because they don\'t have power to do anything with their prejudice\". By saying that and then not arguing that she isn\'t prejudiced either, she is tacitly admitting that she is prejudiced and is only denying that her prejudice qualifies as racism.
