What is more important, what we have in common or what sets us apart?

I don't know..I'm not sure if racism trumps fried chicken.

What about racist black people when you're white?

@Sonnet: but how do they feel about chicken?

@Sonnet: same stuff, sugar.

@MartinTheFirst: then why make the distinction?

@Sonnet: Because it could be one racist white person and one non-racist white person, then they could still get along, in some cases.

@MartinTheFirst: True. But then you leave their colour out of it altogether & just talk about racist & nonracist.

@Sonnet: Nope, because a non-racist white man and a racist white man could get along together... You're making this into a thing, it never was a thing :P

@MartinTheFirst: I understand why you think it's a non-thing. Because we're from predominantly white countries. I never cared & i'm sure you didn't either. But you don't want to fall into the super double American trap.

People can be racist no matter what colour they are. This is a fact. Avoid pointing out race because it means nothing.

@Sonnet: sigh... pointing out race in this case was necessary and i will do it if I feel like it... I won't let other peoples assumptions dictate my words.

@MartinTheFirst: it wasn't necessary though. You disappoint me, that sucks. Turns out that you're a lefty. C'est la vie I suppose.