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AqUaNtUmEpIc t1_j5au9m4 wrote

Anecdotes are about as good as you can hope for when asking people about their experiences with racism.

I’m Mexican and was called a “white homophobic male on a power trip” for enforcing covid protocols.

A lesbian, called a Mexican, a white homophobic male, because she didn’t like rules.

Mentioned in another comment that Oregon has casual racists. Was called, “The Mexican” when I lived their

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Stealyourwaffles t1_j5aqhte wrote

Have you ever been to a casino and see the slots zombies? All hours of the day they will just be glued to those screens and bells. I imagine people with that level of addiction would get the same thrill doing it “live” with someone on the other end. So I’d wager the majority of their subscribers 65 year old spinsters than kids spending parents money

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MySonYoureShot t1_j5ap6vu wrote

I’ve never thought this deeply into the idea of hands in pockets and didn’t expect this to be much more than a joke but you’ve made an excellent point. I can absolutely see the act of someone having their hands in their pockets creating a sort of subconscious bias of distrust in others.

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icky_boo t1_j5aokw3 wrote

She didn't loose a thing, the family still has the business. You people need to actually read and comprehend things better. She was probably never even meant to have any of the money if they've been grooming her for monkhood all this time.

"Jain families are sometimes said to encourage their children to enter the monkhood to enhance their relatives' social standing."

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