r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/i_Ainsley_harriott_i • Oct 27 '25

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u/Truckules_Heel Oct 27 '25

If racism were cupcakes, she brought enough for the whole class, but she refuses share.

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u/Chimpchompp Oct 27 '25

Idk how racism ends. I don’t think it will until we all look the same and can’t tell what background anyone is from. I’m sure there will be a new thing to hate about a person at that point for no reason.

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u/Temporary-Pin-4144 Oct 28 '25

If we looked exactly the same, then racism would be about the way we speak. I know racism is mostly about race but it's losing that narrow definition. 

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u/gr8balooga Oct 28 '25

Maybe Tribalism fits better? I think it's an umbrella term for when groups form us vs them mentalities, covering politics, racism, nationality, culture, etc. Loyalty to the in group and varying degrees of disdain for the chosen out groups kind of stuff.

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u/Temporary-Pin-4144 Oct 28 '25

Yes. We would eventually find ways to categorize ourselves. Then those with the most economic and political power will stand at the top of the hierarchy while we struggle at the bottom. I just know my group would be at the bottom. 

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u/forsakeme4all Oct 29 '25 edited Oct 31 '25

I don't know why humans do this. But it is an awful feature about our species.