Do you think people that scream racism the loudest are more afraid of racism or what's inside them?

Question

I feel that people who scream racism the loudest in any form is normally the people that have it inside of themselves. I feel that subconsciously they fear that someone will treat them in the way that they actually feel about others. Although some may hide it, it does not change their heart. Maybe it is a fear of...

Answer 1

Exactly! It's like the pot calling the kettle black so to say. It's easier to charge other people with the same things you have within yourself.

-The militant anti-gay pastor who struggles with his own homosexual orientation
-The prejudiced black militant who calls whites out for racism on every little thing but vehemently hates white people
-The white person who charges non-whites with racism yet willingly enjoys his or her privileges and treats non-whites with disdain

It's stupid really. But it's true.

Answer 2

Yes.

Answer 3

I find the loudest people are usually attention seekers and that's about all they have in common.

Answer 4

I think it depends. Sometimes people draw the race card in an unjust manner yes. But we do live in a race obsessed society, and there is a lot of racism going on. It seems to me like white people don't see that. When a black person comments on something he finds racist, the white person will immediatly say that he's 'drawing the race card'. And racism might seriously be present. So it's almost as if white people are denying racism. They are telling black people to 'shut up' about it and argumenting that talking about it only makes things worse. So there is something to say for both sides. Let me tell you this though: ignoring problems does not solve them.

Answer 5

I fully agree. They have it inside them. That is why the want to try and point it out in others. Even if it does not exist in others.