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May 28th 2009
Tags: On Life and Love, bigotry, moral, racism

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Moral superiority

If bringing up issues of bigotry never serves to change the mind of the bigot (or even invoke real thought), is there any point to mentioning the transgression other than to serve your own sense of moral superiority? Related posts:A brief touch on dialect Star Trek: actually good Oh, dear.

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