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KyrQs@kyrqslive.bsky.social |
Addressing the problem of people hating prejudiced people might be harder than addressing the prejudice problem itself, because according to the research, most prejudiced people are conflicted about their prejudice. Haters of prejudice seem proud of their behavior and seem to feel no guilt or shame.
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KyrQs
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That is, haters of prejudiced people seem proud. The self-righteousness might be characterological or it might not be. If it is then yeah no one's going to want to face their shame. In most cases I'd guess it isn't, and the sticking point is the in-group. Still what a problem, what a mess.
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