>>Prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.
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>I'd have to say that most of the people I met in Japan, and many Chinese I know would fit that description, along with a lot of Irish Catholics, Hindus, Mormons, Menonites and Orthodox Jews.
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>That's a few billion people, give or take a few million.
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>One of my best friends was disowned by his Greek-American parents because he married an "American" woman.
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>I'll stipulate that Trump is a crude, nasty, obnoxious boor, OK.
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>Having cut my teeth in business with people like Trump has probably desensitized me. That's how people talk and act in certain businesses in NYC.
>During my college days, I caddied for people like Trump. That was quite an earful!
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>But what he says, however crudely he says it, is being said more politely billions of times a day.
>Call him a racist if that makes you feel good, but the term is meaningless.
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>If people kill other people because of race - as did the lyncher's etc - they're murderers, not racists.
>People who die for racial reasons are no more dead than some who's killed in a hold up.
>Murder is a terrible crime.
>Racism, or whatever you want to call it, is how billions of people make daily decisions.

You're unwilling to admit Trump is a racist. This means you are part of the problem Bill. Shameful.