[VoxMSI.Rogue]

I think a lot of "racism" isn't genuinely because people don't like the race involved or have some form of hatred toward them, but more that they are angry and struggle to articulate their anger in a way that leaves out the need to blame race or even mention it.

Realistically in her situation, she never had to mention the races of those involved, nor the sex, nor the age. None of those things actually influence why she was angry and I think this is the case a lot of the time.

We have been unfortunately conditioned to directing our anger in a way that describes those involved "That Asian driver" "That woman driver" etc when those descriptive features actually don't have any influence on the situation at hand. Instead of "That person was a shit driver" someone may say "That Asian lady is a shit driver"

I don't think most of what people perceive as being "racist" is actually really truly racist, more so a lack of being able to put into words the anger they are feeling.

Quick Comments

	nirvAnA:	really well said! :)
	Cyanide:	my sentiments exactly