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Originally Posted by OMG!WTF!
Let's say you ride your horse every day and he's a really good horse. He does everything you want him to do. But one day you decide to stop riding him and stop taking care of him. And then you stop being nice to him. And eventually you're really mean to him. Then one day you decide to go for a ride again and he bucks you off. Who's fault is that?
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Is that actually an analogy used to explain systemic racism? That strikes me as a really terrible analogy.
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